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Daniel Gillette is laying the foundation of his new horse barn.
 REV MIR TURNER'S NEW COTTAGE.
 Contractor Bacon has the work we'll in hand on the new cottage being erected for Rev MT Turner on the Mitchell prop erty. The dimensions are 26x2S, with an ell 18x22. The old house was leveled to the ground MT Bacon has as his help- CTS E. J. Thayer, Frank Main and George Nobles.
 About 35 guests are enjoying life at the cottages of Mrs Leavtt Brinsmade on Washington Green.
 Robert Black of Blackville, who is quite a successful apiarist, reports fair season for honey, although the bees have been handicapped by the absence of white clover, killed by the early frosts and dry weather. A good crop of golden rod will aid the bees in laying in their winters store.
 Mir and Mrs John Stuart of Plainville have been guests of MT and Mrs c. s. Cole. MT Cole took them for drive through Steep Rock park on Friday last.
 William Buckingham of Church Hill made the journey to Torrington and back on Friday last with load of potatoes. He found the market rather slow, but disposed of his crop at fair prices.
 Mrs Silas Richmond has beautiful -eeping fuchsia which elicits the admir-
 # all beholders. It has been GOV;
 ..~hh blossoms for long time, and for young plant is remarkable speci- men.
 H. w. Woodruff, the carriage manu. facturer, has been filling in back of his carriage shop, making driveway be- tween the shop and river. He will put in an engine in the fall and will heat the shop by steam. Mr Woodruff has turned out lot of new work, in addition to a fine run of repair work, for which his shop is headquarters for wide territory.
 Dwight R. Wilson sold pair of horses recently to Edwin Bishop of Roxbury, taking one horse in return by way of trade. He also sold very nice four year-oId colt to George Warner.
 Henry Fulois has the contract for the extensive steam fitting job in ". Ale Watts block, and has now men engaged on 1t. MT Fuiois has good demand for
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MORRIS.
BEAUTIFUL FOR SITUATION" {"

Fred Hotchkiss of Bantam, with a squad of carpenters, has attacked the Marcy place and intends putting it in thorough repair, ready for occupancy in the early autumn. Like Mt Zion, the place is beautiful for situation but the similitude ends here. We trust some one will repair the fourth corner, so that we may not longer hear strangers so ire quently exclaim "What a looking Gen. terln
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delighted all, as did Mrs James D. Sperry, Mrs Wilson and others. Master Willie Bryant recited piece very nicely.
 About $I68 was netted.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES
 Rev Mir Redgrave is giving series of Sunday evening talks illustrated by the stereopticon. The congregations that at tend, shows the fallacious nature of the excuse, 1T can't get out evenings.''
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Litchfeld County News.
WASHINGTON.

AN IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE TRANsAc-
 TON.
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pEE1Ep SUPERSTITION.

DEFIED SUPERSTITION.
 Evander Roots defied popular supersti- tion and i'll luck on Friday last by taking an omnibus load of B on trip to Mt Tom tower. Despite the unlucky day and number, the party was decided sue cess and all report delightful time.
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We noticed in the agricultural depart ment of THE BEE, week or two ago, sundry recipes for the destruction of the cabbage worm. A simple remedy which has proved effectual for several years in our own patch is sprinkling with salt
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A vERITABLE PARADISE IN SUMMER.
 Our families are some of them throng- ed with visitors and boarders. There is no better sanitarium for the invalids than these green hills and f1owery shad- ed vales of old Litchfield county. For three or four months of the year it is a veritable paradise.
 The representatives of the Christian Alliance are still continuing their even ing meetings and Sunday places of preaching, going on Friday evening of last week for the first time to hold a meeting in the Pond district instead of the Center as heretofore.
 Farmers are through having with few exceptions. Some of our large farmers have bought fields of grass lest the com ing fall, winter and spring find them with empty mows, which would be not the least discouraging thing that might happen, but one the wise farmer wishes to avoid if possible.
 Potatoes are looking finely and the early digging is hopeful. Corn also is developing in masterly way and can but give encouragement to the hard working husbandman.
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penetrateS every part of

We are not sur prised to see Coat and Suit depart ment d oubling g their sales every day so far this month is the keynote.
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AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH.

The theme of Rev Mir Evans sermon at the Village church, last Sunday morning, was Mysteries" AS usual he gave discourse of deep interest.
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peter water in the proportion of a tea spoonful of the powder to a gallon of water.
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I,EpunLlcAN rn1,IAnIlis


|
tho Vote Cast. 1..
Tho Martins Ferry Republicans
nominated tho candidates OH Saturday:
Solicitor, Edward Il. McComba; water
works, trustee, Theodore Moore; come.
tory trustee, Felix lIadsoll; council.
first ward, \. T. Dinamorc; Second
ward, A. W. Kerr Third. Charles James ;
assusso,s, First ward. pierc Coleman ;
Second. jerry Ebbcrl; Third, George
Strain: board Of education, NJ, Aldrcdgo
md George W. Twoedy.
For city collector tho total voto was as
tollowai L, i. MCCombs 2iS. II. q.
Pratt l24. There waa no contest Tor
Wator worka trustee, conosory truHteu
or hoard Of education. For council, a.
i. Dlnsnoro lead Loo Woods only two
In the First ward and Charles James
dofoatol J. u. Farnell by So to 40 In tho
Third. For assessor In tho Second
ward tho volo stood. Jorry EFFORTS 81.
llonry Gauding 4S, John Geodhue AZ.
Tho wolnon took worry littlo intorost In
tho election, less than ton voting In
tho First and Third wards.
Tho Peasc township Republican pri-
marles nj bridgeport woro very largely
attended,. Tho vote was as iollowa:
Trustee, George Gillln 9lS. Ed Mc1ninch
lis. George pltnor 20. Treasurer, Frcd
Fox ISL. Assessor, Martins Forry,
W. ". Taylor llB, George Webb, IS;
bridgeport, L. Mcliugh $50. Justice Of
tho peace, Thco. Keller 275, D. A.
ClGmens 2S7, J. L. Clark III.
Tho Pcauo township Democrats mot
at Martins Forty and nominated scneca
Lylo for trustee;. Il H. Clayland, treas.
JUROR; George McGlumphy and Lewis
Cook, Justices Of tho peace; Frank Jor.
dan aud loss Gofl, assessors.
Tho Republican primaries hold In
BellHiro Saturday afternoon wern we'll
attended, aud good vote was polled.
Tho result was "a follows: Township
trustees, Joseph Clements 500. August
Haas 29i. Treasurer, j. W. Lillcr 2i0,
J. 7. Lowman 1S4, NJ. List 9l0. Con.
stable, James Richardson $40, NJ. +.
Holsloy $50, Horny Magic 1876. Town.
ship assossor, james Pot.icord. City
wafer board, Mori Nelson 50', ]. K.
Davies $40. School board, Robert
Brown 800, Il. NJ. Gillslnnd 299. NJ. l..
Blackburn 235, I. y. Rowlos $50.
First ward-Council, John Burrows,
-7S, Daniel Mcdonald o.. Assessor,
Harry Thurber 81. NJ. Johnson 81.
Second ward--Council. William Fish,
no opposition. Assessor, Geo. Pracht.
Third ward-Council, William Piper,
no opposition. Assessor, Fred Eberle
~, II. W. Rowlcs 50. J. A. Ice "a, Harry
Oliver IA.
Fourth ward-Council. N. F. Carnos
Assessor, ". II. Thompsou.
Fifth ward--Councll,, John Thurn S.
George Desarmon %. Assessor. Samuel
I Simmons.
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DEI,IiAIitE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip froI
a.


All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the GLASS City.
William Murray, OF the firm OF Muir.
ray Bros, who are building the court
house in Fayetto county. w. Va, Ia Wis
i.ing his parents in tho First ward.
Prof. Hnrrie and his troupe OF trained
dogs and ponies, which showed In this
city Saturday, left yesterday for New
Castle.
Mrs. Albert Grosz, OF tho Fifth ward,
is visiting friend, md relatives at
Duquesne, Pa
Mrs. Charles Pricc, of the Second
ward. is visiting her parents ut Now
Brighton, Pa.
Miss Blanche Howard, Of Wellsville,
ia visiting friends aud relatives in tho
Third ward.
Mr.. W. J. Morgan has return cd from
GAINESVILLE, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Morris Eliknn, Of tho Fourth ward, Ia
visiting friends aud relatives at Dun.
kirk, Ind.
Miss Emma Madden, OF tho Fourth
ward. is quite sick at her home.
James Fi,ton spent yesterday with
friends at Barno,ville.
James Johnston. OF sistersvillo, spent
yesterday in this city.
A. E, Bronson, OF Cleveland, is in the
city.
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s.lI. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rhcuma-
tigm, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to m alarming de-
urcc, appetite fell away, and no was ter.
Tibly reduced In flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him. =,
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
Ind running sore on his leg oil eight
years standing. Uacd three bottles OF
Electric Dittcrs aud seven boxes Of
Ducllcn's Arnica Salvc, and his leg II
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio. had livc lnrgo Fever sores on his
log, doctors snid lio was incurablc. Ono
bottle Electric BittcrB and ono box Buck.
Ions Arnica salvo cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. .
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THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Musoe Bowling Lpnguo serlcl
Opens Monday OF Next Wccls.
TWELVE CLUBS ARE NOW ADMITTED
Including Nearly All tho lest howl.
ers OF tho Clty--Tho Schedule has
Leon Arrnngca-A Spring Race
aiectihg to DO Held Horo-lSld $40.
Coy's Coming Fight ut Memphis.
Other News In tho Finld OF Sport.

Tho Musco Bowling League is now
complete with tho twelve clubs that
3woro needed. A schedulo has been
drawn IN that viii DO submitted to the
board OF managers Ut meeting,
which will probably occur Tues
day or Wednesday evening. The
schedule provides for games for
every night OF tho woOk, excepting. Of
course, Sunday. All Monday. Wednes.
day aud Friday games will DO played on
tho upstairs alloys, while those on
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday occur
on tho basement alleys. Tho only club
that has a steady date istPon and Pen.
ell; this club plays every Saturday
evening.
Tho season opens next Monday cyon.
Ing and tho wcee's games will DO as
follows: Monday. Island Va Nvorsidc;
Tuesday, Eldorado IS Tho Dowlers;
"Wednesday, Namcless We Daisies;
Thursday, Quastercd Oaks vs. lnde.
pnndeuts; Friday. Tho Brownies va
Americas: Saturday, Pom aud Pencil We
II. o. Richards.
Tho latest additions 10 tho league
were the Americas club captainUi by
John +. Scnelhaso and tho Daisici led
BY Colonel "Jim" Day Of La Belle fame.
President Statler. Of tho Museo alleys,
Is getting out very neat hand book
giving rules, schedule and blanks 70,
kecpingclub and individual records tina,
will DO given FREQ 10 all players.
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A srnINo MEETING.
tbs Wheeling Driving club to Hun n
Meeting In June.

This Wheeling Driving club to Hun n
Meeting III dune.
Soma limo ago tho syndicate OF local
people tina. intended to run a trotting
lnooting on tho now state fair grounds
track in juno, gavo up tho plan, for tho
reason, 1t was said, that Ulman. tho st.
Louis bookinakcr, would shortly build
tho track at Collior's station and run a
running meeting throughout tho aum.
mcr. Information was received last
week TO tho effect that Ulman had
given up this project. This being verl.
fled, tho locnlpboplc, among tlom being
Mossrs. Harry W. McLuro, Nato FicI
and Harry Wheat. decided to reopen
negotiations for tho track for tho pur.
pose OF running their mootiDg. y
meeting was held Saturday ind tho 70.
suit Is that tho Wheeling Driving Club
has secured tho track Tor Juno 20, 90,
q and 28. and will conduct meeting
that will bring most OF tho FIST trottcra
and PAGERS hcrc. Tho purses will loot
mp $1,000. or Sl,50O0 each day oil three
or possibly four events.
Tho Canton people will run trot,ing
meeting on tho same dates, but Mr.. Fiel
statos that no docs not fear loss OF PIT.
ronage on that account, as tho purses
hero will BIO much richor.
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PERHAPS you would not think SO. but
very large proportion OF diseases In
New York comes from carelossn ess
nbout catching cold" says DR.. Cyrus
Edison. ut Is such simple thing and
SO common that very, few people, un.
lcss 1t Is n case OF pneumonia, pay any
attention 10 cold. There nre great
many casns oil catarrh and consumption
which havo their origin in this neglect
oftho simplest precau,ion OF every day
life. The most sensible advice is. when
You have one, 20. rid OF 1t as soon as
possible. BY al! means do not neglect
It." Dr.. Edison does not toll you how
to cure u cold. but wo will. Tnko
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy. I. will
rcliove the lungs, aid expectoration,
open tho secretions and soon effect n
permanent euro. % and 30 cent bottles
for salc by Charles Il. Goe,ze, VIII W.
Irwin, John Klnri. YIN. L. Williams, @.
MenkcmclIcr. VIM. II. Hague, II. @.
Stewart, A. L. scheolo, J. Coleman, u.
Schncpf, Vim. Mcnkolnrllor, Wheeling,
". Va; Bowio {; Co., Bridgeport; 3. L.
Peabody 4 Son. Donwood.
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Death OF Two Aged People.

Yesterday morning carly, Thomas
Petticori died at his home on South
Chaplins ssreet, at tho advanced age Of
sc.
Mrs. Mary Miller diod at her homo
on South Chapline street. Saturday
morning aged nearly eighty years. Shs
was one Of the South Sides oldest citi.
IONS, coming to Wheeling with hor hus.
band, J. George Miller. from Slamsdorl,
Bavaria. in 1916. Six children survive
her, Mrs. A. C. F. Ebel,ng. Mrs. ". II.
GrGbe and Miss Emma Miller, Of this
place, and A. +. Miller, Of Bobo. Texas
Louis Miller. OF Los Angeles. CAL, Mrs.
Henry Weis, Of Perry county, o.
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A Quarter Century Test.

For q quarter OF century DR.. King'a
Now Discovery has boon tested, and tho
millions who have received benefit from
Its uso testify to its wonderful curative
powers In all diseasc, Of Throat, Ghost
and Lungs. A remedy that has stood
tho tost 30 long and that hus given 80
universal satisfaction Ia no experiment.
Each bottle Is positively guaranteed TO
piyo roliof, or tho money will DO refund.
cd. II 10 admitted TO DO tho most roll.
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
FREQ OF Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
Largo sizo 60c aud 81. Q
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GAMES ARRANGED
by the State University BALL Tcam-Tht
Players Who VIII be Selected.

by the State University BALL Tcam-The
Players Who WILDE Selected.
spe:in. Dgpc.ea 10 d: iEtllicas.a.
MoRGASrowy, W. Va, March TO-
Manager Carrigan. Of the University
base ball team. has arranged games as
Z follows: With Western University Of
Pennsylvania, May IS; with Bethany at
& Fairmont, May 25; with Washington
and Jefferson at Morgantown, June s;
with Bethany at Morgan.own, June 12.
& Besides these the team will probably
have game with Mariettaon Decoration
Day at Parkersburg, and game will be
played with Holy Ghost college. The
personnel OF the team has no. yet been
announced, but it will DO about as fol-
lows: Hewitt aud Lowe, pitchers; Ster.
! ling. catcher; Pastorius. short stop;
Harding, first base; Stanley, second
base; Reay, third base; Lawhead, LEFT.
!. field; Beall. centre field, and Llewellen,
right field.
The team will be stronger ono than
THAT of last year. Ono hundred UNI
brellas OF old gold and blue, the uni
versity color'. have been ordered for the
students to root with.
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MCCOY THE FAvoIIrE.
VIII Meet .'shadow" SInbcr nt Mem pill

VIII Meet ..Shadow" SInbcr Mt Mem pills
wednesday Evening.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March lO.--The Pas.
time Athletic Club to-day received from
Danny Necdham a challenge to meet
tho winner of tho McCoy-aIa fight,
which occurs here on Wednesday night.
Kid Mccoy says ho will accept, win or
lose.
Harry Finnick, who Is training Nc.
Coy. to-day issued challenge to moe.
Kid HogaH, Of Cincinnati. For the
aTalier.McCoy fight both men are in
good condition and actively training.
Mccoy is tho favorite in betting here.
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a DELIGHTFUL JAUNT

To the Hntiona, CnpitoI-f.ow Rates via
baltimore 6 Ohio.
Have you ever treated yourself to a
visit TO tho capitol OF tho nation? Ii
not, hnvn't you often waited for m op-
portuni.y to do go. to SEQ It's public
buildings. visit Its museums, art CALLER
les. arsonals, parks and public and pri-
vate institutions? Possibly when you
had tho time. tho expense was n serious
drawback. BY taking advantage CT tho
low rate excursions offered by the Bal
timoro & Ohio. thi, item |, reduced to a
minimum aud really places the trip
within tho reach OF all. Tho next OK.
cursion vim Baltimore & Ohio railread
IL announced for Thursday. Marcn IA.
Write to tho nearos. Baltimore & Ohio
agent for an illustrated guido to tho cap
itol, giving description and cuts OF tho
principal public buildings aud map.
also detailed Information in regard to
tho itinerary.
Tho following table will show tho ratio
and train schedule from stations in tins
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SOUTH SIDE uEaGuE,
There viii DO Ten Ciubs-rwo Aireat
Organized, "

There Will DO Ten Ciubs-rwo Already
Organized.
The summer season Of the South Side
Bowling League will probably open
next week or the succeeding one. There
will be ten clubs, snya Secretary Han.
dian, ami the season will continue
eighteen weeks. This league may, like
tho MuseS abolish tho practice game
aud have three championship games
each evening. The games will BIO played
on the Mozsrs park and Harvest Home
alleys. Two clubs have already been
organized. rs follows:
Haryest-Wm. Fetic. Fred scheshle,
Henry Yenke, George France. George
S,ripple. Joseph Bauman, Andy Helen.
stein. August Shubert. Captain, Will.
lam Fctte; board OF managers, Henry
Yenke and Fred Schedule.
Masco,-Albe-t Auber. George Pat
terton. Mike Vaughan, Fred Baether,
Charles Krieter, William Laird, Albert
Baker. George Beiswincor. Captain,
Albert Auber; board OF managers, Al
bert Aubor and George Patterson.
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PEE. Iticci Married.

The hosts OF friends in Wheeling oil
Prof. Ricardo Ricci, who conducted
classes in vocal music here not long ago,
will DO interested in the announcement
OF his marriage In New York Tow days
ago. The bride was Miss Ross. la,o a
pupil OF the Royal Conservatory OF
Music. in London, and very fine
pianist. Mr.. and Mrs. Ricci expect to
visit Wheeling in a short time. They
had been betrothcd for several ycara.
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supplies whom tho dcalcrs aro ''rrozon
out" A popular Idea Is to ortlor books
Of rico paper from points outside tho
state mud mako thoir own cigarottos.
Another scheme 10 10 form clubs aud
havo original packages Bhippol from
other states. Ii Ia aaio to say TINT ,lovo.
toes OF tho weed In that form will not
DO deprived Of their cigarettes II every
local dealer stops tho sulo OF thom, -
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Tho story, going tho rounds 10 the
efiec; that Byron 5lcClelland intends to
retire Horny OF Navarro to the stud is
untrue. The horse will be raced this
season should no ssand training, and
will meet the best OF them in tho prin.
cipal events in the west. Navsrre has
had little work ns yet, but Mr.. McClel-
land will put him in pretty freely dur
ing the coming month. He Inns win
tered well and Is rs sound ms n dollar,
having good smoosh coat aud tho best
OF legs and feet.
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: Three OF the boys sent to tho work.
house last week for snowballing and
s,oninc Wendell Bros stables, in tho
Fifth ward, escaped on Friday. All that
anybody who wants out OF that institu-
ton has to do is to watch his chance
and 20 out. Last night Officer Schnupp
recaptured one Of tho throo iugitiyea,
John, nlia, "Sauin.y" Coleman, and the
other two will be b.ough. back in day
or 40,
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Mr.. md D1r.. nobb. to Leave wheel

Mr.. md DIrs. Hobbs To Leave wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hobbs will
leave this afternoon for Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Hobbs has purchased an elegant
residence in Dorchester, n suburban
town close 10 Boston, and they will
make 1t their future home.
Mr.. Hobbs will always DO remembered
rs one OF Whccling's most public spirited
citizens, aud his many business friends
and the many personal friends OF the
family sincerely regret their departure.
Mr.. Hobbs familiar face will bs seen
hero occasionally, however, as his many
interests and Investments will necessi-
tate his presence now and then.
Their son. Mr.. Charles L. Hobbs,
manager OF the Blair Glass works. OF
Washington. Pa, spent Sunday with
them at tho Hotel Windsor.
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The ECLIPSE No, Visible Here.

An eclipse Of tho moon was scheduled
by the astronomers to occur last night,
and It is reasonable to conclude that 1t
did occur, but nobody in Wheeling saw
It. The moon was visible carly in the
evening. but about the time the moon
was due to enier the shadow dense
clouds came over the sky and nothing
could be seen. Many people were ou,
in the early evening watching for the
eclipse to begiu, and were much disa p.
pointed,
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Mr.. Fred Miller. OF irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had sovero Kidney tSoublo for
many yonrs, with Bovore pains In his
back and also that his bladder was nj.
fec,cd. IIo tried many so-callcd Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About year ngo ho began tho use oil
Electric bi.ters and found roliei n! once.
Electric Bi,,crs Ia especially adapted to
euro OF all Kidney and Liver troubles
and oiton gives almost, instant roliof.
Ono trial will provo our statement
prico only SOC for largo bottle. ~
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 9
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Ia tho man o. woman troubled with dyspepsia.
Hear: palpitaaons, sour stomach, heartburn,
uneasiness OF tho nerves. oppression or sense
OF emptiness ut tho pit OF tho stomach. arc
among iu symptoms. 1IoStetters Stomach BIT.
tcTs eradIcates Il. and entirely orercomes con.
situation. bllouSncsJ, rheumatic, kidney and
malatlal complaints. Use this thorough remedy
systematically and |, will achieve permanent