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rHE LAVE ARoHplsHops BODY
Lying In State In tho CATHEDRAL at 81
Lnuis-Funerai preparatIons,

Lying IA bthto III thN NhhtuEA - ''
Lonis-Funorai Preparations
ST. LOUIS. NO.. March S.-Thc re-
mains of Archbishop Kcnrlcls were this
afternoon removed from the archepls-
copal residence, on LIndell boulevard
to the Old Cathedral on Walnut street,
where they will lie in stRte until We'd
ncsday. when tho funeral will be held
puringthc afternoon, large number
OF people who wished to view the body
were enabled to do so. Tonight mem
bers OF the Society of st. Vincent dc
Paul kept watch over the remains.
A number OF kilograms and letters
have been received by Archbishop
Kahn. giving notice that prominent
churchmen would attend the funeral.
Amoug them were Cardinal Gibbons, OF
Baltimore; Archbishop Ryan. OF Phil
adelphIa Archbishop 1relnpd, of st.
Paul: Bishop Fink. OF Kansas City,
Kansas: Bishop Macsc. OF CoVington,
KY: and John S. Foley, Bishop OF De-
troit.
Bishop Ryan. OF Buffalo. Archbishop
Jansscns. OF New Orleans, and Arch
bishop John ]. Williams. OF BosSn,
write that they cannot be present.
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wASHBURN. Wis. March S.-The
inJunctions secured by the A.. A. Bibelow
Lumber Company, the keystone Lum-
bcr Company and the Ashland Lum-
her Company. restraining the town
treasurer OF WnRhburn from col
Iecting the taxes assessed against them,
have been dissolved. and At midnight
the town treasurer attached all lumber
and teams Of the BIgelow company.
Papers are also In his hands for service
Immediately after midnight tonight
for attaching similar property Of the
other companies. The amount OF taxes
II about $4,000. The companies claim
Tie nsHcRsments are eXcessIVc.
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PENITEET1ARY ROBBED.
Convict TRUSTEES Engaged In BOodlInE
Enterprise.


wAUPUN, via, March "a whole
sale robbery of the penitcntiary con-
tract firm by the convIcts In the Wis
consin prison, has been discovered.
convicts engaged in the jobbery re-
celved money. various luxurIes anil
liquor In exchange for the goods. For
some time past Warden Roberts has
suspected that Illicit traffic was being
carried on and discoveries were made
last night which led to the arrest of
Arthur Miller. farmer living near the
prison, and Fremont Fairbanls, a farm
hand.
II. C. Russell. n convict, trusty cm-
pioyea In farm work, yeVeral mouths
ago arranged for other convicts with
Miller Il Is alleged TO receive and dis
pose OF socks, from the knitting depart
ment OF the penitentiary. Money,
whisky and other articles received In
exchange for the goods were divided
among the convlcts. Miller and Fair
banks confessed and told where large
quantities Of the stolen goods could be
found. Russe;! was placed in solitary
confinement and Miller and Fairbanks
were held for trial.
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Special Dispatch to tho IntcllIEeneer
WASHINGTON. March S.-Represen-
tatlve Dovener introduced in the house
yesterday the resolutions OF Pride OF
Wheeling Council No. 9. Daughters OF
Liberty. indorsinE the Stone immlgra-
ton bill.
Representative Danford presented the
remonstrance OF the Ohio yearly meet
ing OF the Society OF Friends against the
spirit OF war AND some Of Its modern
manifestations.
L. D. Truman and Lawrence Wheat,
of Wheeling. and John c. Ccnnell, OF
Romney, are registered at the National
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Fatal Fail from s,Trsln.


Special Dispatch TO tho lntelllEeneer.
WASHINGTON. March S.-,,Charles
q. X. Newborn. near Salem, this county.
met with death at No. 52 bridge on the
Pan Handle railroad, west OF this city,
last night. He had boarded the east
bound freight ut Miller station. along
with two companions, to come to this
city, and In getting of the train east Of
No. s tunnel. where cars were being
switched. he fell through the bridge into
the creek below breaking his neck. He
was seventeen years OF age.
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CARDINAL sAToIII
Given Grand Reception by I<ansa, CT,
Catholics.


KANSAS CITY. March S.-cardinal
satorI was honored and chcered by
thousands here to-day, local Catholics
turning out en- masse to greet and hear
their distinguished visitor The In
mense cathedral was crowded to the
doors this morning to witness the cardi-
nal celebrate pontifcal mass and be-
stow the pontiflcal blessing.
At . o'clock a dinner. attended by the
local clergy. prominent members OF the
lnity and business men, In honor OF
the cardinal, was given nj the Coates
house. Following 1t from to o'clock
occurred reception In the hotel par
lorS, when several thousand people from
all classes passed before and shook
hands with the cardinal. At 1880 o'clock
In the evening the cardinal delivered
the henedIctIon at st. Patrlck's. Car
dinnl Sntolli will remain In Kansas
visiting the Catholic schools and insti-
tutions until Tuesday night. when he
leaves for Chicago.
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A CANVASS among the druggists
nj oils place reveals the fact that
Chambcrllin'B are the most popular
proprietary medicines sold, Chamber
inin's Cough Remedy, especially. Is
regarded as In the lead OF all throat
trouble remedies. md 15 such, is freely
prescribed by physicians. AS a Group
medicine. II lB also uneScclled. and
most families with young children keep
n bottle anyways handy for instant use.
~ known ChnmbcrlaIn's Cough Rem
edy 10 do the work aftoT all other med
icincs had failed. The Klmball, $. D.,
Graphic For sale at 90 and 20 cents
per bottle.
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Last night the news reached the city
by telephone from West Liberty Of the
death OF Mr. Horace Ridgely. at his
home near that place. His demise was
rather unexpected. He was n veteran
Ohio county farmer. and was known
throughout the Pan Handle lie leaves
a wife and five children. Of whom one Is
Mrs Margaret Mullin. OF Valley Grove.
He was in his sIxty-sIxth year. The fu-
neral will occur Wednesday at 10 n. m.
from his late residence. The intcrmcnt
will be at Short Creek cemetery.
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AZ remedy for all forms OF Hcnd-
ache Electric Bittcrs has proved to he
tho very best II effects permanent
cure ana the most dreaded hnbItuul aick
headaches yield to It's influence. We
urge all who are afflicted to procure
bottle. and give this remedy fair trial.
In cases Of hnbitual constipation Flee
trlc Bltters cures by giving the needed
tone to tho bowels. ana few cnscs long
resist the use Of this medicine. Try II
once. Large bottles only atty cents at
Logan Goa Drug Store. 2
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roRAXER's SPEECH
Al ths,0hIo Convention Tomorrow will
he ohio's Nomination OF mckinley.

he Ohio's Nomination OF Mcktniey'
CINCINNATI. Ohio. March S.-The
Ohio Republican convention meets at
Columbus Tuesday afternoon for tenn
porary organization when Senator
elect ] b. Foraker us temporary chair
man will deliver the keynote speech.
He says his speech vii be the Ohio
nomination OF Mckinley for President
and that he will not discuss issues. II
is expected that the temporary orEant-
zatIon vii be made permanent on We'd
ncsday when delegates and alternates
at large will be selected for the st.
Louis convention and state ticket
nominated. II is conceded that Sena-
tor-clect Foraker. Governor Bushnell,
General Grosyenor and Mark Hanna
will be the four delegates at large and
that the occasion Will be Mckinley
celebration. The programmes OF the
convention have large Mckinley
frontIspicce and all the arrangements
point to an elaborate opening Of the
Mckinley campaign The nominations
are for secretary Of state, supreme judge
and the usual alternate year state Of
frRIa
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IN BOILING TAR.


NEW YORK. March s,-Five work
men, employed by the Standard oil
Company at Bayonne, n. j., were Sc
verely burned to-day " the overflow OF
boiling tar from one NJ the big tanks
at the company's yards. The injured
men are:
Michael Doyle and Timothy Gala
han, seriously burned about the feet,
legs and arms; taken TO Bayonne hos
pital.
James Donohue. John st John and
Ernest ohlsen. feet and ankles burned.
The men were ut work at stills from
which the tar oil was being pumped In
to a tank. The tar boiled over the
sides OF the tank in a torrent and flood
cd the floor. II was found impossible
to close the pipes and the men made a
dash to escape. The boiling fluid pour
ed over them, however. before they
could get away. No one was fatally
injured. but all received very serious
burns.
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In ErnnLIln,, M,mnrr.

PARIS, March s.-The historical So
cIety at Passy on Sunday placed a tab
let on the house which Benjamin
Franklin occupied there In l7T6. Two
members OF the society spoke on the
subject of Franklln's stay In France.
NJ. Faye, the distinguished astronomer
and member OF the French institute,
made nm address referring to Frank
Inns career as u scientist.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
RIDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The State of West Virginia. Oh,
County, IS:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia. February Rules. Hya
A. {. Harold VS.. Margaret ElwOod, Joh1
Elwood, James Elwood. Patrick ElH9oa
Edward Elwood Mary ElWoOd, Axe
ElwoOd, Annie New aud Johnnie NeN,
her husband. Dealia Lap Calias BndEd
lsap), and Harry Lrp. her husband; ~
Mutual Savings Bank or NhseihL
George B. Caldwell, trustee. and Jossaa
Warner.-In Chancery.
Tho object OF this suit Is TO suhJecii, ias
real estate IN the city OF wheeling, hs W.;
Virginia, OF which Patrick ElWood qltG
seized. 10 sale for the purpose oil payhs
the liens against IL. 49,, .t.,
And IL appearing from an AFFIDAVIT a,t
I'm said cause, at these rules, tllAl lhe 4s-
PENDANTS, John Elwood, James EiSGsL
pealla Lap C,!ias Bridget lap arc hattI
Lar. her husha nd, are not residents Q. w
state OF West Virginia, ana thty ny nay w,
ing been served with process IN said s.ls'
on motion OF the complainant, by as -
Hector this order OF publication Is tnleles
against them, and IL Is ordered 'hAi w
said defendants, above named. Ne Az az ~
REQUIRED 10 appear within one month a'le
thc date OF the first publication OF ms o..
der and do what Is necessary 70 pIIVitt.::
their interests. II Is further ordered thAi
fhis order be- published and posted as IT,
Wines. John W. Mitchell, clerk Of og i
said court, at the court house ~ s4.I
county, this Sth day Of February ~ "
wit: February Rules, lSM. r,..t
JOHN W. MITCHELL. I5e'N
Published first time FchrnaFS - ~.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL |ic'A'
W. NJ. DUNLAP, ,,s.,h
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DARING TRAIN ROBBERS.
Attsprt to Hold Up Rock Island Train
In Illinois.


JOLIET. Ills. March s.-A daring
attempt to hold up a west-bouud Rock
Island express train was made about /
O'Clock to-day at the coal chute two
miles below this city. The train stop
ped there 20 get coal, and as soon as II
came to a standstill three men board
ed a car and ordered the passengers TO
hold up their hands. They succeeded
in going through one car and entered
the second. Here they met lively re-
ception and several shots were ex-
changed between passengers and the
burglars and they jumped from the
train and escaped. The police Of this
city believe that they have n clue. This
is the same spot where express mes.
senger Sihcolas was murdered several
years ago What success the robbers
had is not known.
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]. S. Bedillion. having sold out his
interests in this county asked to be
released from his obligation as one Of
tho sureties on the bond OF Constable
John Anderson. Mr., Anderson renew
ed his bond with Louis Frobe MS sure
ty. Mr.. BedIlllOn will make his future
home Mt CIHysville. Pa. where u son OF
his iB In business.
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Rev. a. A. GrlnIn. who is to very soon
become graduate Of the Allegheny
Theological Seminary. preached trial
sermon nj the Presbyterian church In
MoundBvlllc yesterday, making n good
impression on the congregation. He In
caused by the resignation Of Rev. l..
Twlncm recently
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We've given men the great
est Clothing values ever
quoted in Wheeling. That,
Why We are doing business. Were
backingup our statements by
actual facts and figures. Ihaty
why success Is GROWING our Efforts
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ONE Minute Cough Cure touches tho
right npot. II nlso touches It vt the
right time n you take II when you have
n cough or cold. Soc the polnt7 Then
don't cough Logan q Co. Wheeling.
W. Va. b. +. Peabody. Benwood. and
Bowie g Co. DrldgcpOrt. Q. =
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GENERAL NOTICES
mo THE CREDITORS or ADAMS
SCHAAIRRA & SCHOFlELp.

mo THE CREDITORS OF ApANS
sCIAAIBRA & sCHoFlELp,
Adams, Schambra & Sch9teldi vs. So, NV
side Iron Works ct al.-in Chan'g.N ~,
BY virtue OF decree entered ~ ~ w
above entitled cause on thc is'll ~ Al
obin coiinty, West Virginia, the uhd'''
signed commissioner Will on nan
MONDAY, THE sd DAY OF MAheh'
iS6. 80,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. at his Office, No r W..
ChnpiIne street. Wheeling, W; "a an,
coed 10 ascertain and report aii Wy ,,ss a;
and legal claims against the piNl I,,iT,j 10
which time and place you ate ''4"''
attend. al. o,., DAY q
Given under my hand this -Is' Gay y"
February 1871 GEORGE L. BOlp
Commissiont''
ATKINSON & FLICK, A,tornc!SIc..,
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AlNlfAAAA ". .,f'
on the Sth day or April. 49,, ! WIZ rs
THURSDAY, THE 18TH c RA ! NJ 4,
nj the front door OF the court Ro ~, '1ss-
ohio county. W. Va, OIcr lot Th.' ", Ks.
liz auction the north hall OF ~, .Tt75L
situate on the west side Of MANN. .thrl
Wh"cilnC. ". Va, between !N,.',f, "a.
and Twcnty-fourth streets ,Ia l,N To,
d"nce OF Phillip Schcchlc, dcr''i>...,r. "a
house number Of said property Az "a
sSsS Chnnllnc street. Whcclns', w .r gal
TERMS or SALE nc-illll,Il , ',. IN IN
tho balance OF the purchase inuI..'- 5ast'
and two years with Interest, w, i,,,,,.,fs 4
aiyinE for the deferred inst.,,'' .,o1 =.
purchase money his notes VIZ, Ind ~
rurity, benriug Interest from I,l'' ,,,'"'r-Ei1,i
titio 10 he retained until w -
money IL all paid. hut the pn,ty.",r,vI,fg last
so elect, may pay the WHOM
MONEY :" vas" LOUIS l.. sCllEEii,,IJgr
Special Conn, .,..n'
l. John w. Mitchell, clerk Of .i,. H. ,,er bra
court Of Ohio county. do G,l,1' Ia, fHr sad
nni security have been given I
Commissioner, rs required ~" .iark
fcs5.,u Join w. MITCH vi 80
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WE call the attention OF the public
to the advertisement OF Rlnehart &
Ta;Hm IN another column Of this Issue.
offering valuable Market street prop
erty at public sale.
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ANOTHER BIG 'UN.
Shay s McMullin's No. on the
Weekly Farm Comes In.
DOING SIXTY BARRELS AN HOUR

According 10 Latest Reports from the
ssene-'rhi. shows that the New Field is
Not spotted, hut Brings ont Good
sized Pool--woris OF the Drill Ia Feb
raary- The Feature wa. ,he Weekly
Gusher-AnErpsrrs oplnion.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


COMMISSIONERS SALE
or house and lot on the . wCsS ,Sy,.i,hFd
CEapllnc street. below I"'''''
street, Wheeling, W. Va. ..t.,,,I,
BY virtue OF decree oil wv i'm thS
court OF Ohio county, W. Va h'''' So
case OF p,utr q schcchlc ct ais
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speolal nlspatoh to the 1ntolllgoncor.


Weekly farm. located little over 500
feet, almost directly cast OF the Devon
ian Oil compapy's No. !, on the Kyle
farm was drilled into the pay sand this
afternoon and Is now reported to be
making in the ncIghborhood OF sixty
barrels an hour This well has beert
watched closely and is considered i'm
portant. as It will help in defining the
new field
During the month Of February there
were completed tn the rcighborhood Of
$50 new wells. while the new rigs and
wells drilling may be approximately set
down at, about 1000 Mt the close OF the
month. The most important feature in
the reckoning Of the months dolngs.
says the Pittsburgh LEADERS, critic, Is
the biz STRIKE hy.thc Deyonlnn oil Com
pRny In Tyler county. West Virginia. on
the Lloyd Weekly farm. some 800 or 600
feet southwest from the same com
p1ny's big well on the Kyle farm The
result OF this was looked forward to
with great interest by the trade. and
certainly was one " the most important
wells completed In the entire oil regions
III oAAlAN AtAhNs AAlN NNlAAhlN NaAlltNN w
elassed IN the category OF wildcat or
experimental wells, owing TO It's proN-
unity to the Kyle. the largest producer
until the advent OF the Weekly well, In
the world Of olldom. II was but natural
20 look for u well In this location OF
more than ordinary calibre, and In this
respect the trade was not the least dis
appointed.
The extension of territory Indicated
by It's completion Is of no great signih-
cance, 50 to bank upon a large amount
of'prolitic territory on account OF this
strike, c1nnot find lodgment upon logi-
cal conclusions OF the premises. The
next location to the Weekly giisher
might prove u dismal failure Such
things. where conditions have been
equally Ms promising, have occurred be-
fore, But In tho great excitement no
one takes the adverse view OF the sltuR-
ton. and 1t will require the completion
OF several successive busters to shake
their implicit faith in the territory. The
well started OF ut n is0-barTei per hour
gait. but at this writing has subsidized to
about thirty barrels an hour. or 700 bar
reis per day. There are several other
wells nearing the sand In this locality.
the result OF which is anXlouSly await
cd. They are overdue, but drawbacks
OF one kind or another have delayed
their completion. outside Of the Tyler
county Developments there was but lit
tie interest out nf the ordinary mani
tested in other parts Of the field.
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THIS IS A CENTURY OF
New ideas.

And enterprise is S~~~N.
bound to win. iWAST TOl
Oldfogyism may ci u iilL
weep, wall and gw SiS rnIF.
groan, but it can't EIOI TE'
stop pluck and yMlND fIRSI.'
progress. s~~~~!
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BoILS and Dimples arc due to impure
blood. Remove them by making the
blood pure with Hoods Sarsaparllla. IL
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-12
Shakespeare and Tennyson.

When Tennyson was with me. whose
portrait hangs in my house. in company
with those Of Tbackeray and this man
(the three greatest men 1 have known),
l thought that both Tennyson and
Thackeray were inferior to him in re-
spect Of thinking Of themselves. When
Tennyson was telling me Of how The
Quarterly abused him (humorously, too),
and DESTROYS Of knowing why one did
not care for his later works, etc.,
thought II he had lived an active life,
as Scott and Shakespeare, or even shot,
drank and played the devil, as Byron,
he would have done much more and
talked about il much less. "You know"
said Scott to Lockhart, THAT l don't
care curse about what / WRITE" and
one secs he did not. l don't believe it
was far otherwise with Shakespeare
Letters Of Edward Fitzgerald.
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Free Pills.

Send your address to II. E. Bucklen &
Co., Chicago, and get free sample box
OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial will
convince you OF their merits. These pills
are easy in action, and are particularly
effective in the cure OF constipation and
sick headache. For malaria and liver
troubles they have been proved invalu-
able. They are guaranteed to be per-
iectly free from every deleterious sub
stance, and to be purely vegetable They
do not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to the stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system. Regular
size, 25 cents per box. Sold by d. T..
Macdonald, druggist.
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1T. Patrich'. Bay.

In addition to the regular trains on tho
Mineral Range and Hancock & Calumet
roads, March II, special trains will be
run as follows: Leaye Red jacket, 2:2O
p, m, arrive Mt Hancock at 3:15 p. m,
for societies only. Leave Hancock, 6:3O
p. m, arrive at Red Jacket, ESQ p. m;
leave Hancock, 11:30 p. m, arrive at
Red Jacket, 1920 II. M; leave Lake
Linden, 2:4O p. m, arrive at Hancock
Bis p. III leaye Hancock, 11:30 p m,
arrive Mt Lake Linden, 1910 p. m. Fare
90 cents for round trip, good until March
1S inclusive. Owing 10 the crowd on
the special train, particularly ladies and
children are advised 90 take the regular
train and so avoid the rush. The round
trip tickets are good on any train.
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Sir walter Besant. in commenting on
Mr.. Hall Gaines views of America and
published in The Daily Chronicle, says
1--WE dom know the American people in
this country. and we ought to know
them; they come over here by the thou
sand. by the hundred thousand, and we
do nothing to entertain them or TO make
their acquaintance, or to show them
that We should like to know them. Are
We ashamed Of ourselves--of our homes
---of our women. especially-that we do
not want to show ourselves to them? We
have no reason to be ashamed
"The English woman is not so intel
lcctually cultivated as the American,
but she need not fear comparison. AS
for the people generally. am right glad
to see Hall Caine proclaiming the truth
about them-that is, that they are al
most childlike in their singleness of
heart. easily moved by simple things,
the youngest minded and the youngest
hearted people in the world
AS i did not say this myself. cory
10, steal il, and i adopt il. The ma.
terial greatness OF America fakes away
ones breath tho kindness Of tho Amer.
leans takes away ones power Of criti
cism. One does not go away FROM Go
lightful evening and begin Mt once 10
carp and snoer and insinua;c suSgeS,icas
Only, IL by any machinery wc couil &c
to make the American visitor
feel at home with us. we should he do.
ing a great thing for ourselves. don't
want him TO be introduced TO beltod
sarls. but i want American men and
women Of culture to be able easily to
meet English men and women Of Gull
kurAv
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NJ May Do as ancn for You

Mr.. Fred Miller, OF Irving, H., writes
that he had severe kidney trouble for
manv years, with severe pains in his buck
and also that his bladder was affected.
He tried many so-callcd kidney cures, but
without any good result. About year
ago he began the Use OF Electric Bitters,
and found relief at once. Electric Bitters
Is especially adapted 10 cure all kidney
and liver troubles, and often gives almost
instant relief. One trial will prove out
statement. Price, only 80 cents for large
bottles, at ID. II. Macdonald's drug store.