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Gn Srgbebuer.

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Ro., er Der upbaset en- SpinOe, iom Dor
| en- bull 2raitamme. gun er Omfriua
35 aar gammel % bar life enOnu miitei
ale Spor at Sfjsnbeb. Spbaselieu
sicrbes at no9le Sernbauebetjente, iumr,
ibet De narmebe fig bet samle Gra, bier
bGiit fprunorebe peb at ie en- &pinot
tomme frenl, ftirre paa Dem % berpao
baitist tase Sooen fat.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

s ct Gar FEB ieg Oite al beitise Sos
peoimerter % bOttereOe lanse uOen 8es
iultat. Seq bruste enpeli9 paa EN-
8ens &aao Oh. Glsuit &gnis's Sams
burger.0 raaber % bleu belbreoet / fort
lib. - Sobn @irtbman, 522 Tropit
&penue, 8anlas GitD, Wtp.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Sang Birfombeb. Der finoes 40
lutberife 8rGiter Der 9anoet, iom bar oGret
| @mbeoet so Aar eler Ieugere.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

uooeuSsftl 9iitrift traaote
iammeu til Npos / See gountp Menisbeos
airte Gusoas ben 27oe Mai. Msoet aab.
neoes meo 8rabifen Of Surmanoen. 8ait. ..
Slui. Otter Cplasuins at 5ormanosns
Suoberetnins, Reoiattelie al be npbuenbiae
apmiteer 0. i.p, bsspnbte man meb 99reiur-
banoIinser. Som @runolas for oisie lasoes
enbel Satier, fpriattebe al 8rof. glpisater
us 9aitur 8reoeien, ON "iano os ialIt
9utberoom".
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Zen epaugeIiit.Iutberife Sp'
nobe g%aIifornien orsaniiereoes
forrise Maaneo. Zen beitaar al 8 TrGiter
ue A 2GgmRno.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

en- nh ipeuit.lutberf 8irfe tno'
pieoes ben 10oe gtai | Git Chicago, Snb.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

gn 8omite bIep ifior al ben foreneoe
airte nebiat til at forbanole meo Sau9es
Spnobe ON 5orenirs; men ben bar intet
funnel uorette, oa Sanses Spnooe inSen
&omite bar, og Oens 6Orutauo life bar truet
fig ~bemDnoiset til at uon9pne en- iaaOan.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Den tbsoIpgiife 6 mbebsera a.
men ueo gauges Spnooes Seminar | 9ieo
8ing ailuttebes alereoe ben 22be Rai peo
en- munotIis gramen. IRE &anoioater bar
oppe til gramen: 6. s. gaituplb, 8. 6.
2asieien os W. Rluit. Be erbolbt ale 8as
ratteren: "Yaeset ouelig.~ ON Gitenen
iamme Dag bolotes en- @filutniugsfeIt.
Soften aabneoes meo 8su al 8ano. 2asieien.
2erefter talte groi. Beraslano, &anb. Gait.
pOlo % til Slutnius Yait. gR. O. Sanieu.
-"gp. 2utb. airfetioeuoe."
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Oct ameritanite tirfebiitoriffe
Selifab beilutteoe paa tit iiofte aarlise
8apoe at %paabegpuoe ct biitortf 89rf, Der
ltal omfatte ale airteiamfunb | bette 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Bait. 8raub ben ipenife Gu9uitana'
Spnooes N~isiionGr / lltab. Der for en- Sio
tilbaae inbleuersoe fin Reiisnation til Niss
iionstprelien, men al oenne blep opfproret
til at blipe i~taaenoe, bar M ertl9ret, at ban
ntaa faitboIoe fin Reiisnatipn. San bar
faaet Isabelle fra 4 iorItieIi9e Steosr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

8a tor abam Dan, Der I fere Nnr
bar pGret Brett for ben oanIt.lutb. Renis-
beo / MinneapoIis, bar mootaset aalo fra
ben oanlte Meni9beO / ct. Baul, os er ales
reoe fpttet BERTH. Reni9beosn @iuHea-
polls bar talbet Balt. 90. 6. Senien til
8rait, % ban ital babe moota9et &aloet.
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en- SBbe.triiten &irte. Gen 15oe
Nai 1890 la9oes i 8iibinep. Spo &rslano
Grnnoitenen til en- Spoe-friiten 8irfe. s
@runoitenen neOla8oes ct Document meb
bisie Orb Ifrepne paa Sebrailt: Zen
Serres Seiu ariiti Napn til 9gre, ban ipm
ifal reaiere oper Sacobs gus eptnoelis,
l9gses Grinoitenen til bette gus at en- Ssoe,
Soiepb .. Rabinppitd." Den 2Soe Sec.
iibitleben blep &irfen inbpiet. Iaa &irtena
Scribe itaar meo spIbne BositaOer paa
Sebraiit % paa RusiiIf: "9erior ltal oil
Ssraels GUS pibe forpiit, at oenne Seins,
Tom s babe forSfaitet, BAN bar Cub gjori
til en- perre % til 8riitus.~ ZIP. @t 8, SO.
Oct er puniteliet at finoe npset traftisers
Sionesbprb ON Gpanseliets Seier, eno oenne
Ssoestriitne &irfe | &uslano. Ssoerne fer
ben til BAN, iom be BABE 9jcnnemitunset, us
CUBS Ntenisbeo bar alepesne tin 8eis9el.
iestio, iom minoer ON ben apoltolilfe 5io.
Wion hi aster paa Tibernes 9esn?-"2utb.
&irtebIao."
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

g5oren q ( 8usIauo bar MI opfunoet
en- mn Naabe at foriplgs fine lutberife llnoer.
%iaattsr paa. Get er beitent. at graiten Ital
tIIbpre iamme RatiuuaIitet, iom Maioriteten
| ben Ienisbeb, ban b~etiener. geo benne
8eitemmelie blir Stpritebelen al be lutberlte
Sraiter | Gfterioprupinbierne %ofiatte, fOroi
be er tDIte.
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airfelige Gfterretninger

Gntaliet al Stuosuter peo 2poIt'
lambs uaiptrhteter ppysr burtiaere emo Se.
fplIniHaen. unipsrittetet / Roitod er bet
muOite al aae; men bet bapoe beg THOR
heHoee 400 Stuocutsr. llniperiitetet / Ser
lin bapbe omtrsut 5000 Stuoenter. 6or'
oeIinssn mellem 6aiuIteterne er bDiit for
lieaist. 8 Miuden bar bet j%urisiite
5a'nItst omtrent 10 @auge iua mango Stu
oenter, iom bet tbeplpsiite. s 9eip5ig er
Der 4 @dnse iaa mango tb~eoloSiite Stuoenter
ION | Miudsu, itlont bet iamleoe Gntal
Stuoeuter or meeei mtnere. s Berlin lag
ger be fIeIts StuOerter fig eftrr 5iloiofieu.
SoIpoelen of StuOenterne | Biirtbnrs os
aiel ituoerer ReoiciH, meoens ! Sole Salp'
parton iiuoerer Gbeulosi.
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Nerpe=, 6ierne=, WaDe:
% Npre=6elbreber.
Or. 6. 6. Wtas teremte Miosel

mob 5pittri, Sptuim,IbsS, iotbtnSe spes, Rsuralsia,
Ssunissbso, WlsIanteli. Sitrnebtsohto, ioraariastnoe
gaHpib % lso.nbe til Sleuoisbto, SplssHins os Dse.
i~ortioltg AlotrooR, 'eradria9et uso SDerdultreneelit al
Siernen. gnbper 9Gite inssbolOsr tilitretteligt Ior en-
DGaansb. 81 sgittn. 8 for SIS, portoirit titieuot. UtsS
tnbusr Srors iOr 9 aGiter oil Of ierSe Sis5ertu en- 9as
70 Mi ior, at ri utl tilbaasbetdle QereeHe, bsriom Daios
let lite ~btIbrsbrr. garautierne uolteoes % erboIoes
fun aats Dos Sos. ". &ofiIim, 7rneeiit, Cor.
3ro Street AND 1T Noe. Spntb, @inneapos
lie, Wiinn. 24.l1.la
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SpSning | Spru8iielo, ST., bleu Spnbas
ben Site Nfai inopiet uuoer ltore 6eltlisbeber.
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Born ifriger eiter
Yit1er'S Gaforta.
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39.17.4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
SUSTAIN TIE LAW.

Each member Of the new Congress
has received a circular letter from the
Civil Service Reform League giving
brief statement of the present opera
ton of the Civil Service Act and urging
the appropriation of 4 sufficient sum to
enable the Commission to carry on its
work.
This appeal undoubtedly will be re-
garded. 1t is notorious thst the Billion
dollar Congress, while squandering
money right and left on jobs, gave the
Civil Service Commission only S4l,65O'
leaving it in crippled condition COM
pelled to borrow clerks wherever 1t
could get them from the Departments
and in every way ihsufficiently pro-
yided. The officers of the League, in
this circular set $4,000 as the appro-
priation needed to properly administer
the law.
The fact that under this sGministra-
ton the spirit of civil service reform is
entirely diSregarded, and that the spoils
system has been re-eStablished as far
as possible, should not deterthe Demo-
cratic Congress from voting enough
10 sustain the law.
The Republicans have knitted Civil
Service Reform. The Democrats should
bring it to life again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
SMALL TALK.
aIinor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithiiy Told.
COLUMBUS GREEN was arrested by
Chief Delbrugge, yesterday for disor-
derby conduct.
QUITE number Of people crossed the
river yesterday to take i'll the ruins OF
the cooper shop fire.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Alfred Brown, native OF Eng
laud, aged 90, and Viola Smith, native
of Wheeling, aged 81.
.GIouN InuNsToN was YESTERDAY AZ
Maria Johnston, deceased. Bona, S.oo.
w. j. Johnston surety.
JENNIE WELLS was yesterday APP
pointed guardian for the orphans OF Ed
gar w. Wells, deceased. Bond, 1000.
Robert NJ. Wells surity.
THERE was small natural gas fire at
a residence on South Penn street, Sun
day afternoon, in which mantel and
some drapery was destroyed.
THE Council Committee on Finance
will probably meet Thursday night to
settle with Collector Myles. The Sub
Committee of the Committee on Police
will likely meet tomorrow night.
Members Of the Y. M. G. A. Foot
Ball Teams will play a practice game on
the Bridge Company's Park every Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock, IL the
weather will permit, until Thanksgiv-
ing, when the two elevens will give an
exhibition game.
STRANGE, isn't it, what an attraction
there is about an ice plant on q raw,
cold day in November, when cash
dividend is declared to be distributed
among stockholders. Mr.. Conner, sec
retary of the Wheeling Ice and Storage
Company, was kept busy yesterday
handing out checks to his friends.
THE corn crop has been cut and
shocked and some persons have husked
a number Of loads. The corn is better
than had been anticipated. The grass
hoppers injured some fields, but taking
the country over there will be more
than the average crop, if our informant
are not mistaken, after the grasshopper
injuries have been deducted.
NOVEMBER is an interesting month
for star-gazing, particularly II one can
reinforce the naked eye with an opera
glass or field glass, AT ten o'clock in
the early evenings Of the month, and at
eight o'clock at its close, some OF the
finest consultations are above the hori-
zon, while over us and above us is a
host OF smaller objects, interesting to
study even with unaided vision. The
November moon came in promptly with
the first day Of the month. and this
early appearance admits Of there being
another new moon on the last day OF
the month, thus giving us the some
what unusual nun Der Of five phases for
the calendar month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
irish visitors" was an arrival at the

Irish Visitors" was an arrival at the
Behler yesterday.
Vim. WOODBURY. aud daughters, Misses
Della and Laura. of Cameron, were In
the city yesterday.
Editor Harry Alexander. OF the Wash
inoton Review and Examiner, was In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. FELTON,, of st. Marys, and Chas.
Coleman, of Fairmont, were arrivals at
the Behler yesterday.
Mrs. R. c. Mayer, OF Bellaire, and
Miss Retta Clark, of ST. CIairsville, were
visiting friends here yesterday.
The West Virginians registered at
the ST. Charles are jain Ii. Kennedy,
of CiarksbHry, w. Va, and w. j.
Mason, of Warrington, w. Va.
Mrs. E. B. Ryan, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Ms. c. W..
Conner, for the past two weeks, left on
Monday morning via the b. & o., for
her new home at Gaylord, Michigan.
James Stevenson has resigned his
position at the Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia office TO accept the posi-
tion at the Exchange Bank made vacant
by the resignation of MIR. Will Kelly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03

Notes OF Interest Cleaned in the Busy
Workshops.

Notes OF Interest Cleaned in the Busy
Workshops.
The Wheeling steel plant was idle
Yesterday, but went on last night.
The new track from the Benwood
Iron Company's coal bank TO the mill
has been finished.
The rolls in the new skelp mill of the
Benwood iron works were in operation
Yesterday, and everything moved salts
factorily. A test will be made to-mor-
row.
The La Belle mile resumed work In
full yesterday morning. The forge de-
partment was off in the afternoon to
give the employees an opportunity to at
the funeral of the late VIM. Hahne.
The working hours at the Wheeling
and La Belle potterles were changed
Yesterday. Hereafter work will be
stopped at five o'clock in the afternoon
and the employees will go to work one.
half hour earlier.
Employees of the Hobbs Glass Fac
tory complain that engineers on the b.
& o. do not ring the bells while switch
ing aud passing the factory. Several
narrow escapes from being crushed by
trains have taken place recently.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle Of tho Movements Of
Individuals

Daily Chronicle Of the Movements Of
individuals.
The New York Symphony Club stop
ped at the Stamm.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Russell is in Washing
ton City on business.
E. B. Snodgrass, Of New Martins
vile, was at the Behler yesterday.
Edmond Fry and wife, Of Ceredo, w.
Va. were at the Behler yesterday.
G. B. Stemaker, of Sisterville,
registered at the Behler yesterday.
Mrs. A. Thistle, Of Sistersville.
registered at the Stamm yesterday.
2. +. Koon and wife, of Warrington.
were arrivals at the Stamm yesterday.
Part of the "Hearts Of New York"
are registered at the st. Charles Hotel.
Elmer Grimm, advance agent for the
Melville Sisters Company, IL at the
Behler.
L. N. Keck and wife, Of Morgan
town, were late arrivals at the Stamm
last night.
Twenty members Of Hanlon's Fan
tasma Company are registered 81 the
st. Charles.
Will Staub, of Baltimore, who has
bsen relatives on North Main street, has
returned homo.
c. P. Sabine, advance agent for ''Our
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
rar ELECTION BETS.
Some IS, 900 wagered In This City on the
Several states.

Some SIS 900 wagered in This City on the
Several states.
There was considerable excite ment
over to-days elections at the various
sportinc ul.ces around town yesterday,
and also in the hotel corridors. Discus
sions at times ran high, most OF the re-
marks turning OH the heienooring state
of Ohio. with New York, and Massa-
chusetts next, little attention being palo
to PENNSYLVANIA, or the other States.
At the Mcclure House q gentleman
made a bet of 500 even that there would
he at least two Democratic Governors
elected in three States, namely Ohio,
Iowa and New York. He got taker.
Most of the betting was on Ohio, and
even bets on a plurality OF 10000 for
Mckinley was the favorite proposition.
Nearly ali the bets were in $50 lots, and
at McLaughlin's not far from $4,000
was posted Yesterday. There were one
or two bets of $50 even that Flower
would get IL, 600 plurality in New York,
and also bet of $50 that Hamilton
county would give Mckinley 5000
plurality. The money on Massachusetts,
was all even. but little being deposited
ON that State compared with the others.
II 8 estimated that there Is fully $4,000
up among people in town on the various
elections.
There were a good many enquiries,
Yesterday, for the vote of Hamilton
county, o., in recent years, and 1t Is
here given:
1850 Campbell, D. Foraker, R. Helvig, Pro.
4US03 $3.50 393
1880. .Cromley, D. RYAN, K. Lockwood, Pro.
90 552 3S09l 34o
The last Ohio Legislature stood:
Democrats, 70; Republicans, II.
The following is reprinted from yes.
terday's REGISTER:
VOTE OF OHIO SINCE 1887.
Var. Dem. Rep. Labor. Pro; Ply;
1887. Gov. 3x3 9O5 S56534 24,7Il 1890 % 399 Il
1884 sec st 3e5 522 417,alO 3,459 "a OILS u sSS
1885, Pres't. .S9s 455 4It054 1896 2! So - 5gs
1889. Gov. :. 3ag,423 36s551 los $500 los72 y
1890. Sec. St 352s $40 3S3,5is 1,752 s3,s37 l0!70
Belmont county has voted as follows:
, yssr ov.-6 c@mpss FG g Hf sss Pro
Cromtey. Ryan Loesrood
1890 Sec of St5,37O 5.ST 56S
There are five tickets to be voted in
Ohio tomorrow, namely, Democrat, Re-
publican, Labor, Peoples, and Veteran.
There are 1850 election precincts In the
State.
In Pennsylvania the vote in 1888 and
1889 was:
Year. Dsn Rep.
1898 413. 436 5S.5St
1850 2SO3lS BAL 244
There are 4,467 election districts in
Pennsylvania. The vote OF Washing
ton County in 1889 was: Democrats,
3,44S; Republicans, 1890.
The Western Union will furnish re-
turns tonight to the following places:
Both Opera Houses, Buffet, M. Hearne's,
h,telligencer, REGISTER, and the pool
room.
The Postal will furnish reports to the
Windsor Cafe. the Woodbine, Bader q
Maurer's, and the Fort Henry saloon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
ssEsMAN,s SILVER HUMsUe.

The Harrison administration con-
fronted with falling market for silver
since it began 10 buy four and half
millions a month under the law Of 1890,
and, of course, with less gold value of
silver "behind" the treasury notes is
sued in payment, gives it out that in
ternational free silver coinage Is in
sight il Congress does not touch the law
of 1890.
Is il? Silver is now down to 9516
cents. 1t has never been lower than %,
which figure it touched in 1889. In 1855
the year in which Secretary MANNING
sent his first report to Congress-silver
was Sl.o9 an ounce. President CLEvE-
LAND had sent Mr.. MANToN MARBLE to
Europe 10 ascertain, and report on,
the probabilities of CONCURRENCE with
US, in free coinage, by
France, Germany and Great Britain.
Secretary MANNING told Congress, in
his report. that France was friendly on
a ratio of 1515 20 l; that Germany would
follow England, but that England would
never, so long as she saw Us UNFOLDING
tho price OF silver by treasury pur-
chases, depart from her gold mono
metalism Of 1916. Congress would not
stop buying SEA, 100000 worth of silver
annually, and, in 1890, the quantity was
more than doubled.
What humbug the Republican silver
business has been, which JOHN SHER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
MARTINS FERRY.

Considerable business Of importance
was transacted at last nights meeting
of Council. The report of the Water
Works Trustees was read, and an audit
ing committee, consisting OF the Mayor,
City Solicitor. and President Of the
Council, was appointed, with the privi-
lege OF appointing an expert account
ant, If necessary. The City Solicitor
was instructed to take proper action
against ex-Sanitary Trustee VIM. Orr
A motion instructing the Solicitor
to draft an ordinance to re-
peal the street car ordinance recently
passed, prevailed. This action was
taken because by alleged violation OF
agreement of the railway people. The
plat of Elliott's addition to the city
was accepted. The Bridgeport water
works ordinance was passed with
several amendments, and an ordinance,
providing for the issuance of bonds for
the Main street paving. An ordinance
providing for laying sewer from
Second street and Water to the river
were passed. An order for 5000 for
Maloney Bros, on street paving, was
passed. Adjourned.
The new oil company had me sting
last evening in Lupton's office.
To-day is legal holiday between the
hours of IL and o'clock, according to
the new election law.
The Township Trustees postponed
their meeting to next Thursday even
ing. Last night was their regular meet
ing night.
The curbing on North Hanover street
is nearly all set.
The Republican Club will receive the
returns at their club room.
A horse of Mr.. James Jamison took
notion to run off yesterday and came
near making good job OF it, In COM
ing,through the First ward along the
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad he
took fright and started, throwing Mr..
Jpmison against the fence, bruising him
up considerable, but breaking no bones
and the horse never stopped until he
reached the stable with only the shafts
attached to him. The horse was cut
about his hind legs, but not seriously.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y. M.
G. A. will give social to the members
tomorrow evening. All are requested
to be present to get acquainted with the
new Secretary ane help to spend an en-
joyable evening. Everything will be
free. e gfa
SltlOn as u1gHU CcuUrur. MI 1rr0vr oy
the former central. having resigned.
Men were at work yesterday fixing up
the different voting places.
Silas Bailey, the candidate on the
Republican ticket for County Com
missioner, was in the city yesterday to
try and replace some Of the rails that
Candidate Murphy has knocked of OF
his fence.
Don't forget that the First Ward
voting place will be held in the frame
school house just above the Elson Glass
Works.
Vote eyes" on the electric fire alarm
system and have protection for your
home.
Mrs. j. A. Schnegg was reported as
being In an alarming condition last
evening.
The funeral Of Mrs. S. B. Williams
will take place this afternoon at two
O'Clock from her late home in the Third
ward. Interment at Weeks cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03

McKlNLEY's managers have sent let
tiers to every Democratic old soldier in
Ohio telling him if he votes the Demo-
cratic ticket his pension will be taken
away. This is but one OF the many
bald lies MCKIyLEY'S desperate mana
gers have circulated in the foriorn hope
OF influencing few votes.
FOR her S6g,5UU on . POI VoHS'->------
bridge bonds the city was offered
bids aggregating S762,OO0. Seven dill
ferent parties offered 10 take the whole
amount. The bonds sold at premium
Of 54-1OO, or S3,l55. This speaks vol
umes for the city's credit, which was
never so good as it is to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03

The speaker WAS Mrs. WIN. Meyer VIA
sides at No. 2S0l Woods street. Wheeling II
WAS about twelve years old when nv ca,srr.,
trouble nrst began" continued Mrs xu-
my nose would stop up, first one side aat ~
the other. Severe headaches aud pains !, \,
temples every morning-so severe they a.
ed my eyes that couldnot see 20 read ihets,,
paper until after these pains were gOn- On.
ping back OF matter from my head iuD ~,
throat, causing me TO hawk and spit 70 ~,
nv throat. had no appetite. aud what In
did eat would lay on my stomach likss Ian
weight, causing sour stomach after neal, I'll
catarrhal trouble finally EXTENDED 10 nv "a,
causing almost total deafness for nine va,
Ears became very sore and st times il.a
purulent discharge until the lobule Of nJs|
was one solid scab and so very paiuia eisi|
not sleep with II at niyht. was troubled vi
this terrible ear affection for nine long Jaa
spending vast sum. OF money without roo
ing any benefit. One specialist had lO! Il
the drum OF my ear was partially des,roycisI
could never hear but little, n any, .naI
This discouraged me so much J n
most gave up the Idea OF seeking furthG Il
But after reading. ,he many cures being ~ I
By Drs Copeland h bell, decided nr6
their Offices and give them trial, apss ~
ant yi;i, !, has been to me, Tor '''.ts y
81 feel proud TO announce my case val
public that some one who has suffered - lss |
done NAV now be benefited by those srn
specialists, whom ] chearfully recomret /
the suffering humanity. as you will do 20.
consult them and be relieved"
The above statement can be EASILY verissyI
calling on MIRA. Meyer ut her home, No
Woods street.