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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
De.perndo Captured.

HINTON, Y. va. August @.-(Spe-
clal)-John War. a noted desperate. who
was wanted in Fayette county for as
sault on Mrs. q. w. Halver several weeks
ago. was caught at Round Bottom. on
the State lire between Virginia and West
virginia to-day by posse. aud lodged
In tail at Fayetteville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

Hon. John Crutchfeld, Richmonds we'll
known Police Justice. left tbs city yes
ssrday afternoon for much needed rest
g'he Justice has. since the recent act OF
the virginia Legislature requiring all mis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

ssThere's some conditions ABOUT IL, con-
tjnued Mag haughtily, and without heed
ing these comments. Them hity doilars
must he I'm my hand in bills in the mornin
before ] bulge airy step OF the way
AFTER take you where he is you must
Give me two minutes by the watch 10
,alk 70 him before you do anything. Then
N he tries TO Iun you must give him al
least fifty yards before you begin shoot-
In, 7 amt a-goin' TO see him shot down
| like a dog without no chance at all. After
Us all over, I'm goin' to leave this mere
Godforsaken country myself. an you've
cot ter promise me that nobodyH Try
Ter follow or ter see which way I've
gone" -. -. D.
| whispered Dys'aA0''
The sheriff thought the matter overt
| Ne won't out and talked TO several CT
| Tho friends Of the murdered men about II.
| All agreed that Mays plan, though an
,,nsne9kable base one on her part might
result in saving several weeks or time and
POSSIBLY several human lives. Perhaps
| /, was the cheapest way out OF the diiii-
| Guilty. Old Man Dickens reauily agreed
20 furnish the money. The result OF the
eo,s,,ltation was that Mag was Informed
,Sa, nor terms were accepted.
rive next morning before sunrise, when
| No., met the Shern's posse at the meet
Inc nolnt agreed upon the evening before
70 ios noticed that she had Il big, black
hruise under her right eye.
"Haye you been In scrap, Mas?' asked
o,e Of the posse with clumsy attempt
| Al popularity. .. 1t,
All With a forced laugh. AN he whacks>
me In the eye with his fist and cussec
me for gettin him into trouble, as ~
said | didn't mind the hck-but th'
cuss!n'r"
,hoee nearest 10 her thought they saw ths
Elmer OF a tear In her eye.
II soon made Il all right with him
| though" she continued. regalning he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05
AN ELEGANT AFFAIR
Ladiec OF NorGaniown Give Rail In
Honor OF the Cnivrr.Ltv Fnothnll Team.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntelliScnccr.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Dec. l.
Tonight. 1t the gymnasium. was given
one OF the Grandest balls ever given in
the history OF the town. The intention
was 10 hold II in place OF ;hc regular
military ball. and It exceeded those ele-
CaHt functions in every respect.
The ball was given by an association
composed OF twenty-five OF the charming
young ladies OF the town. who are deeply
Interested IN the welfare OF the heroes
Of the EridirOn. The refreshments were
furnished by the married ladies and the
entire proceeds were for the benefit 81 the
football association. As about 500 was
realized the association Is noW entirely
free from debt and the cmhRrraSsments
o: the season happily ended. Society
people from ClarkEbuTE. Grafton. Fair
mont and Cniuntown. were In attend
ance and about 100 couples participated
The decorations were very elaborate. cN-
ceedins thOs, at the swell military halls.
The team were al! prcG:nt and were thn
recipients OF many congratulations on
their achievements In the face OF the adj
verse circumstances which confronted
them all eason.
Al the banquet "DOCCie' Tranchari.
the coach. presented to DR.. Doris, me
able manager. vcTy finely engraved
gold medal costing $50. as a tribute "a
his ability during the season. The doc
tor responded in n neat speech Of ac-
ccptance. The members Of the faculty,
with their wives. were In attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05
'W0N ON A FOUL"
Tie rrlIc III hi ~ san Francisco iirnini
kNhibltluu,

New York MRll aud Express: Last
night, IN the civilized city Of san Fran.
oeco. two professional prize ring thugs
battered cuch other until ono had been
"llochod out and this morning the
newspaper prCSH of the country was
ringing with exhaustive descriptions Of
the descriptions covering. In
como eases, az much spacc ~ would Tue
retreat Of Spain from CubN or III" lnnu-
duration of prrgllcnt.ClcCt Mckinley,
"Bnb" FitZSlmmOnE, who killed his man
IN the ring u year ago, dolcatcd Tom
SharkCy ht Sharkcy was awarded the
fight on u foul blow received with dam
nEluG effect urOn hia abdomen. There h
much excitement from III" Atlantic Ia
the Pacific, and curses both loud and
deep, because Sharkcy IL alleged to have
been guilty Of a similar misconduct car
Her In the light,
This agitation IN without warrant, No,
n blow was struck by either brulsCr that
was not foul Tho whole affair waa u
foul blow nj the good name OF California
and OF San francisco, Tn" only blow
not foul that could have been struck
would have been blow by the police for
the dispensing OF the crowd and the mr.
rest OF tho principals and their agents.
without considering the merits OF
t'lt2rlmmOrs' counter claim, It Ia well
that the more sturdy hruisrr Of the two
WAS not proclaimed the victor. There IL
u general principle involved In hitting
u man below the belt" which cannot b"
too vigorously !nCulCHtcd. The spirit Of
the United States Ia opposed to tho sue
Ccsr OF foul blows, despite the fact that
millions Of dollars and extraordinary
personal power hay" been based upon
them. We rchuScd tho foul blow aimed
by Organism al the federal government.
We condemn Spain for striking Cuba
below the bolt" We knocked out
Tammnuy Han for It's persistent foul
biuwSut the local body polite.
We cannot support the brut" Ft2-
simmons against the brute Shnrkcy, for
two wrongs do not prove on" right. We
arc opposed to all foul blows and cspC-
cially TO that foul blow at civilization
which IL represented by the continued
existence OF the prize ring In the United
Slater
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

MuSKOGEE. l. r. Dec. Indian
Aecn, y. II. Wisdom, has issu"d " c"rti'
iicatc Of election to George L. Nelson
gold Democrat. Of Muakogc", 70 repre-,
sent tho Indian Territory IN me Fifty
fourth Congress. Col. Thomas Marcum
silver Democrat. 0f This city. also re-
Cciyrd certificate from the Indian
agent showing That h" had received u
majority ol the votes cast ~ the late
delegate election, but the omission IRON
his ballots Of the words. Tor delegate t.
M existing vacancy" which wev" Ulac'
81, Dr the Nelson ballots, entities air
,Snlr.u. urgpsdiUE 10 IL" decision 90 IA,
Indian agent. To- roprcsru, tn" t"rIiipr;
IN Congress. provided hr IS admitted
Colonel Marcum claims l." Is elected
mud II tEn territory is given u delegate
~" will push his claim iOr i scat IN The
FIfly-Uf,h Congress. Mr., Nelson len
for Washington last night
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WICHITA. Kas., Dec. +.-Thc Anglo
Land Mortgage and Agency Company,
an English corporation owning large
number OF Lombard securities has filed
suit In this cnunty against the Lombard
Investment Company OF Kansas. seek
Eng 20 recove. judgment for about $780,
600.
This IL a preliminary step towards In
stitutlnE proceeding. against the east
ern stockholders OF The Lombard Invest
ment Company, the courts Of the eastern
states having held that tn. double iIa-
bility imposed By the laws Of Kansas
upon stockholders and corporations can
br cn!oroad outside the state like any
other contracts,
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NEW YORK. Dec, IA copyrighted
cahlcEram TO the Evening Pos: says that
Ambassador Eayard assured the Even
Ing Pos; correspondent; to-day "f his he
lief that before his departure from Eng
land some permanent ARRANGEMENT %
HrbI;ratiE would b" reached between
r.rElInd and America Negotiations
ven. Nr. Blyard said. hgiUE conducted
~ Washington. not through him, huL
they are 81 naturally from tn. tiniti"s a;
the two peoples that urw IN" Nenczun-
Ian question had moved 50 FAR towards
IA settlement thnre was every reason 10
hope lor speedy and f.lvorabl. issue
In the larger question.
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NOT INVITING.


WARRINGTON, Dec. i.---l'or the hem
GIFT OF Americans who constantly write
letters nHuirlng what Americans With
out capital but with energy mud
push" can do IN Brazil. Tinted States
Consul Mathews, ut Para, sounds = note
Of warning IN Il report to the state de-
pariment, Ia his INDECENT CnuntrNmcn, u
CIasa arriving there every month In the
year lie says that such people coming
TO Para without means to maintain
Themselves while acquiring tho lOrtu-
scsc language, an essential, and uorklnE
employment, cannot have much chance
Of success. There ate more applicants
than positions; salaries arc very small
and living ~ the most expensive IN the
world As 90 out OF door labor no white
American exposed TO the burning nun
and daily rains could hope To escape vel
low fever aud perhaps death, 10 deal In
rubber rcqirCs large capital mud Nmcrl'
can rubber Eathcr"rR would have hut
one chance In ten Tor life, for even among
the natives the mortality Is 80 per cent
on some rivers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

OIL, CIrY-Rivcr . feet I inches and
stationary. Cloudy and milder.
GREENSHDRO-lilv"r feet inch
"a and falling Fair. with cold winds,
The Adam Jacobs Is due up and down
on Saturday.
GANTOWE-IiivCr S feet j
inChcs. Clear and cold.
piTrSBiRGIi-itiv G.I feet and
falling at the dam. Clear and cool.
SErBENNlLLE.-IiIvcr feet
inches aud falling Weather cloudy aud
cold. Passed up-Tlra .ArGHnd, virginia,
Passed d0wn-hc II. X. Bedford. Bob
Ballard
PARKERSBURG-Thc Ohio river n
feet inches and falling rapidly. Cloudy
mercury a. Little Kanhwh.L falling.
Locals on time. Passed down and up
The hrgnnh and Leroy Due down
The Ben liur. Passed up-Thc Valley
Rpllp
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LODGE OF SORROW ="


The Elks have very touching t"st!-
runnlal % their dead comrades, In keep
Ing green their memory each year by
publicly rcCitInE their virtues and bury
irE their faults. At the Grand Opera
House tomorrow afternoon. Cnmm"nc-
Ing at a:i5 O'Clock the local lodge Will oh
servr this custom. and the following
programme will b. carried out:
Ovcrturc-"Lifc n Dream" ,.....- EIlcnbrTE
Opora IiOus" Orchestra.
O1cnirE Of Memorial Services.
Opening Ode.
PRAYER st........ ..--,r.. l,"N. Joseph "N''Ts
Murch-"PricsrS March from .Ath2i!1'
Opera House Orchestra
SoIO-"The Palms" -. ....r.,,.....FNurc
EuloEy-Our ordcr-Th~ Bsuovolcnt
and ProteCtlv" order Of Elks,.....
Bro John ". l.elhy.
Tinir. o. Lodge No. ~.
solo-"Th" Holy CITY" stephen Adams
Addrc,s........ w., -, c. +. Clark
pastor Thomson ". +. church,
Observation-Disclosures from Macbeth. Vcrd,
Opera House Orchestra.
ClofinG Ceremonies.
BcrcdlCuon.
The only member OF tho lodE" who has
pa ss,-i over n the other shore during tho
~ st year was the late cX-Unitcd States
marshal. \. n. Gar,len.
Prominent ministers will Of1iG!ate to-
morrow. and some kind words VIII be
said ahou: the late Rev. D-. Cooke, whO
was indeed a friend Of the needy-thc
spI-i, 81 the Flks organization.
The committee having charge Of the
Memorial Services Is composed Of the
F1II1u.i,py -,,nrr hrrs NJ tho order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

INDIANAPoLIS. Ind. Dec. h.-Thc
supreme court yesterday In the case OF
William 4. Harrison. for the hcira.
aRa!ns, Ambrose Z. Stanton. executor
OF the will Of John Heron, affirmed tho
action OF the lover court in Diminishing
the suit brought to contest Herrun'5 Will.
The will gave the bulk ~ an estate, val
ucd at 500 0G0. to the art association Of
this city, with small requests to other
charities and to Intimate friends. The
contest alleged unsound mind nf Mr..
Heron. The art association viii re-
CcIVe nearly 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05
The WORST OVER.
Tho Water Falling ut Chippewa Fails.
Col, Jones OpinlOn,

CHIPPEWA FALLS, VIE. Dec. 4
The water went down six Inches lower
than last night and the fears Of the rco-
pie were much aIayed since learning
that the general river was falling. The
continued cold was alsD tending TO quiet
their fears and they are settling down 20
an all winter cCmpauiUnsnip with the ice
gorge. Col. Jones started down the
branch line Of the Milwaukee and ST.
Paul road at 6 o'clock. going along the
banks 0: thc river for several miles on a
further investigation OF the gorge. He
does not believe there Is anything 20 be
done and rather disapprOvcs the use II
dynamite or other explosives as useless
or unnecessary work. The worst is I'M
doubtcdly over. The people Of the val.
ley are becoming acquainted with that
fact and consequently feel much re-
llpy,i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

NEW YORK, Dec. i.--hlbcrt Aron-
pon. tho theatrical manager. died to-
day Mt his residence In this city. lie
WAS one u the hTOnson brothers, under
whose management the Casino theatre
in this city achieved ita creates: success.
Mr. hrons1n had been suffering from
lumbhgD for tn" past six weeks, but per-
sisted In attending to the business Of tho
Rijou theatre. In the cafe Of which cg-
,nDlishmcnt nc wR Frustrated last
night. He was i8 years DID,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec. f.-.Ecr-
rescntativc Pitts. ono Of the foremost
lawyers IN the assembly, has Introduced
u bill which In effect will license man
to XIII tho dcspol!or OF his female rcla
tive.
II Is urged that tn" law making such
homicide murder Is q dead letter on the
statute book and that the proposed law
would enable the jui'Irs Of Aluhnmu to
ccaso ignoring tho written law in order
to meet the ends Of Justice
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WASHINGTON, Dec, i--Consul Cen.
cral McIvor. NJ Eanagawa. Japan, hH'
sent a report to the state department
ghowing the increase In the production OF
Kerosene oil In Japan. This incrra'r W..
from l.lT..77S gallons in 1854 ~ ".o'i'0'
gnlious In 1894. Japan imports a great
deal Of kerosene from America and Eus'
sIa. The companies operating IN EchiE.
make n great profit. dividends be.us de-
cllrcd as high az llG per Crrl.
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DENVER. Dec i.--,Tudgc Lctcvrc has
given decision In I" district court ad-
hitting RocntC"n rays photographs as
secondary evidence that may nc shown
to tho jury In Illustrating the tc.timn-
ny Of experts. The decision WAS given
IN tn" trial Of the suit "t james Smith
against Dr. ". W. Grant Tor alleged
malpractice In his treatment OF fruc-
turcd hID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-05

CLEVELAND. Onto, December 49,
special train Of palace cars bearing tho
Vanderbilt and other magnatcs ug Tho
Vanderbilt system arrived IN Cleveland
shortly after O'Clock this morning.
The train came in on the Lake Shore
from %cw York. with very little delay
n" train was switched on to the Bl,
-Four tracks and stnrtad gJuthwarJ
bound for Indianapolis
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LANCASTER, Pa. Dee. i.--CongrrgF-
mau Marriott BrOgius. who IL u member
Of the committee on banking and cUrTcn-
cy, left for Washington to-day. prcvi-
Gus to HIS departure. he said that in his
judgement there would be absolutely
nothing accomplished IN the way of cur
rcncy. thrift or any other important leg
Islation outside OF tho appropriations.
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SUGGEST TONIGHT.
Republican Suggestion Meetings
to be Held Tonight.
MUCH INTEREST IS EXHIBITED,
Aud Il Is Assured that u Good Council
mantle Ticket will be Named In Zach or
tho Eight wArds-Thero should he n
Good Attendance at tho Meetings This
Evening-Thc Fight for 'ho Nomina-
tions Getting warm-rolitioai Notes,

Tho Republican suggestion meetings
will bo held this Cycn'nS at which
time names TO appear on the primary
election ticket as candidates FOR the
councilmanic nominations, will be sng-
Rosted. There is great interest In che
meetings and no doubt the attendance
at every one OF them VIII be large and
enthusiastic. SO much good timber has
been brought out for the nominations
already that II appears to be assured
that the Republicans cannot but place
n fne ticket In the field.
Republicans should turn out in largo
numbers ut to-nlEhrs meetings, which:
will be held in the following places:
First ward-Vigilant engine house
Second ward-Sccond ward market
house.
Third ward-T. o. o. f. hall.
Fourth ward-Policc court room.
Fifth ward-Hook and Ladder house.
Sixth ward-knishS OF Pythias cas-
de.
Seventh ward-Logan Club rooms,
Eighth ward-B, b. povcncr Club
rooms.
The meetings will be called to order
promptly AZ s p. M.
The representation OF the several
wards In the first branch il one IN each.
Second branch nominations will be
made as follows: First ward. four; Sec
ond ward. three; Third ward. three:
Fourth ward. three; Fitch ward. three;
Sixth ward. i've; seventh ward. three:
Eighth ward, four,
The Register would have Il appear
that Squire Johr. ". SchultEC. Of the
Eighth ward. one OF the Republican as
pirants fo- mayor, is very greatly wor-
ried because the lntcliiSenCer printed
the predictions OF Maxwell and COnncl
supporters on the result Of the vote In
the approaching primary election.
Needless TO say. the squire IS no. an
cry for the very simple and sufficient
reason that he has no cause for anger.
and probably would not make the but
ternut sheet" as he so often terms
the Register. his organ II he were an
KY. The figures given were not the In
;elligsncer'S figures. as the squire and
everybody else. excepting the Register
man. knows The Registers discovery
that Mr.. Conrel Is thu Intell!StnCsr :
candidat. created quiJa laugh yrster-
day. There is no lutcllicencer Candi-
date: after the primary. however.thsra
will BE- an lntel!iscnCcr caHdidate-the
man who wins the romic2.AH5-
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PENDEE. N"b.. DcC. A.-Dr J. Sidney
G0odman.on hHR been arrested charged
With poisoning his wife. She died In h!g
UliiC" under suspicious circumstances,
ana II chemical analysis Of her stomach
showed stryChnin" poisoning Tho vic
tim had $1,000 when she married DR..
LinnLmnnSnn
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Market Street
Re al Estate
r !. = r FOR SALE.

Tho three story building Nos.
1908 and 1910 Market street,
now occupied by 3. F. Cald-
we'll. 40 feet by 1874 feet 10 a
l2-foot private alloy. A bar
gain on a quick sale.
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TIE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
rlttsburgh VIRGINIA. 2 Il m.
park~rshurg RES lfUR. II n. M.
Clarington. JEWEL, $50 J.. m.
SIstcrsvillc. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .ARGAND, ! p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Charleston. III. *. BEDFORD. a. IN.
Natninoras. E. LEX INGTOS, II 4. III.
ParkcrsburE LEROY. II a. III.
Darlington. Jewel, $50 p. IT..
SIstcrsvIlir. RUTH. 3:30 y. III.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
GAINESVILLE .LORENh, ) n. m.
Pittsburgh, .RES HT'R. i q. m.
Pittsburgh. kANhWllA, a. m.
Pittsburgh KEYSTONE STATE, S n. m
cincinnati VIRGINIA, S n, IN.
parkcrsburE. ARGAND. noon.
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FOR s ALE.

House rooms and hail. with modem
|. Improvements. lot 35Sl22 feet, EoH street.
between Twcnty-th!rG and Twea;y-togsIa
streets. cheap.
lJoUsc , rooms. Locust street. SKI
ward: lot "JNl.0 feet: rents 70: s!sy pc:
EnnGIn: terms easy. Sl,i5J.
House rooIIS, brick. Eighteenth stree,
SLIGO.
House rooms and hail, MGrke: street,
Centre Wheeling. SLIGO.
Nos II. 10 und IS Twen:y-thi:G street,
easy terms.
House, u rooms, wide center halls. moi.
crn cOnTentcnccs and large lot. No ~
Chnpline street; cheap ana terms easy.
House, ; rooms. Eighteenth 81. $..!I
House. : rooms. hath. hot and c7!
water. both gases. and in rear Goah,A
house. 4 rooms each. Market stree. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth. bargain al
$50
$50 VIII huy nice lot fronting on Lid
street: one-third cash. balance o. easy
terms ..-
1900 will buy good :wo-room"i hor''.
fronting on Chapline street. ncar T"1.N
S.ej Will hIy house OF rooms or Wilson
street. Ccntre Wheeling: 500 cash. bllaHcs
in rent
Lots on Lind street. Cherry stree, AZ!
NcCoiloch street at from f5l 10 $50 eaca
on easy terms.
Money 20 loan on city real estate.
NESBITT & DEVlNE
ocii No. 17S1 Market SiFc"'-
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MUCH NEW WORK
Being Pushed in the New Dcnwood
Development.
TWENTY NEW LOCATIONS MADE
Work Al witch win Ergin at Once-Thc
Henry Company Has nh Important
Well due Nt,t " eek -Good Effects nr tho
Pump NJ One OF the Fisher Wells A
Well West oftho iIcnwood District that
win he Watched with Interest.

Ason cylIsurc n, m, ,,,ou,t a, worl,
| e'"e U" III NV n'""oou urr'U"N '"o
fact that III" Fisher oil Company Is run
nnE eight strings OF tools, TO say moth
,rr ., ,.,,, 40, ,.t,,, ,,,, ,,,. ,,,,,o
VIC "'' ", s wv W '".''"
pa''''" N " pretty Soou 'hdl'at!oh "t inc
In addition 10 tho FIshcr connony .hc
40, IL, -, -.
''"c'S anu h'n'S WI '"''Hn"'c' "h"
several individual operators are running
several strings OF tools each and Il IL a
| o,,, ,,,,,,o,o 40, ,h,., ,,,, ,,,,,,,-
W '"' ''''t ''a'' az ,"V'
W s'r'hSS nobnihE now Ihc majority
| Of these wells have been drilling for
a,ue time and # win rot no , rrco,
while untl "A mniorttv ~ ,hc VOLS nnLv
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There Is ono true specific Tor diseases
arising from impure blood and a dcbN-
itatCd nervous system, ana that IS
Painc's celery compound, 80 generally
prescribed by physicians. 1t Is probably
the most remarkable remedy that the
scientific research Of this country has
produced. Prof. Edward +. Phelps. VI.
D., Ill. D., n Dartmouth College, first
prescribed what Is row known tho
world over as paincs celery compound,
n positive cure for dyspepsia, hlluuH-
ness, liver complaint, neuralgia. IhoU-
matIsm, all nervous diseases and kid
ucy troubles. For the latter Painr's
celery compound has succeeded again
and again where everything clcs has
failed