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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-12
HANNIBAL.

Hannibal, O., January 11.-W!n Rist
of Wheeling IS visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul R:st
Dr. E. p Taught returned home
the first of the week from West Vir-
g.nia where he had been for several
days.
Mr. Watson, prominent attorney of
WoOdsfe,d, o., was in town On legal
business Thursday.
Ernest fisher returned TO P:ttsburg
Thursday after spending a week here
visiting relatives.
A wedding took place at the German
VI. e. parsonage on Thursday. The
contracting parties being Mr. Alex
Luikert and Mss Maggie Fox Of near
this place
Mrs. Emily Bumbarger Of Woodland
w. Va, was the guest of relatives IN
town the first of the week.
Miss Carrie fisher entertained q few
Of her friends on Friday evening n a
very charming manner.
Oir. Wh:tehQuse OF Wheeling is the
guest of VIII Rist.
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SARDIS

Sard.s. O.. January 11.-Dr. J. X
Ferguson Of Marietta was registered at
the O'NeIl House this week.
e. c. Frey was az Wheeling Wednes-
day on business.
Mrs. Frank Lemons of Wheeling.
was the GUEST of friends and relatives
.n -owC th-s week.
j. ID. Nesb.Jt made business trip TO
Sis-erSv .le Tuesday.
Ed Dunn. clerk eff the Steamer Ben
Hur. was at S.5.arsy.le on business
Wednesday.
Mr. FL. Fagert CT Barnesville was in
town Thursday.
r. VI. Gan0 was at Wayerly Monday
and Tuesday. Ng. G2no has an interest
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NEW GdARTINsvILLE.

Now Msr-insville, W. Va, January
12.-lIr. VI. Newbergsr, Senator Cam
de1's Secretary az Parkersburg, was
here Thursday.
Mrs W Meg Hall gave a surprise
honor cs her husbands forty-ffth
r,aiay.
Henry H8r, of Benwocd was the guest
Of Jacob Kooa,z the first Of the week.
MS VIVA Bur.ingame entertained
number of her young friends Wednes-
day evening.
Phil lIc1Iussan. Of Benwood was
visiting his sister, Mrs. c. McMussen.
Oh. week.
Mss Ella Thompson of Unicntown is
visiting her uncle, Co. H. r. ThOmp-
sen ot Clark street.
Hon. Sep. Hall spent the week at
Archer oil fields.
Dr. W r. Curtis w2s called in con-
sulta-ion az Dean. Sunday by reason Of
the serious illness Of Ms Clark
MS Bird Wiley and Miss Dosia Nc
ID-re are sick Of "a grippe.
Mrs. Joseph Slender IS visiting rela-
-.ves no Wheeling.
Smile Mayors Of Parkersburg was Wis
is.ug rels -sves here the first Of the week.
Sherman Grim Of P.t,sburg IS the
gues of his father, DR.. r. D. Grim, Of
the South SIDE
IT. Douglass Of Ripley IS calling on
his sister. Mrs L. Merrill Of Maple
avenue.
Mrs. II nry Koontz entertained a
r,rrr-r,- ,r fs-Ts.,- FrD~r, 1 m a n'eI0el
Friday by O progressive eucher party.
The members Of the "Thimble Club
met Friday AFTERNOON at Mrs. Rev.
Brock.ugs.
Mrs. L. Anshu,z and Mss Eliza
Martin who had been spending q few
days with relatives here returned to
their homes ~ P,t-sburg Monday.
&c, ". Stephens returned Wednes-
day from q VISIT 10 his wife who s az
NcNIaster's hospital NJ Wheeling. He
reports her much improved and expects
her home In few days.
John Smith and Joseph Slender are n
Dciir,dge county locating a well on
the Freeman farm which they, IN con-
nection WITH r. F. L. Snodgrass and
Col L. VI. Stephens. hold under lease.
~ $ Ut anne MCEllCN ne. - uON
cle~k.rg I'm W. T. S.delrs law Office.
CaDt. b r. Bow5rs attended Supreme
Court at Ch7~laston this week.
Harry Nee ,0wDey was az Sisters
vile "Wednesday en- ,egal business.
r. c. Bucher. contractor. spent two
DAYS az S.stersv.lle this week. i.
Prof !. NJ. Null resigned a position as
b0ok-keeper at S,stsrsville this week.
for more profitable work IN this Ic.ty,
Rev. Anderson s holding rey.va
services 2trheue- N. z church.
JUDGE Jacobs viii begin his regula
" term of court here January DIST.
John W.ndlani. who shot and hlleD
an I-a,.an at Smithfeld on Christina
day. has nor been apprshended yet.
Rev Ira c. Moore Of Barrckv.lle wa
. calling On his brother Col. A. b. Moore
editor OF the Republican.
Col Jim Hill The accommodating pro
pr.etor of the Hill House was bicycling
or the creek zee Sunday
The Daily and Sunday Register ar
now The popular papers Of our city. 7
,ou wish TO subscribe for any issue cal
at the office. corner of North and UnioI
streets. Lloyd McIutire agent.
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FAIRNIONT.

Fairmont. w. Va, January 11.-Hon.
William G Worley Of Kingwood, was
here yesterday.
Mrs. Virginia Fleming IS home from
a visit to Charleston.
W S. Watson is in Wheeling on bust
NESS yesterday and to-day.
Postmaster l.. Carr has hao his salary
increased 800.
Miss Viola Mckinney left this morn
ing for college at HageTstown, Nd, af-
ter spending the holidays at home here.
Miss Cora Ridgeley left this week for
college at Lu,herVille, Nd, after spend
ing the holidays with friends here.
Frank Wilson returned Thursday from
an extended Eastern trip.
Mrs. T. f. Bradenb3ugA left Tuesday
for her home at Millersburg, Pa, after q
visit to her parents here.
The Fairmont band has received new
unifOrms-that is, they have arrived.
but are being held n hook for charges.
Mss Carrie Doggett. Of Chicago left
for home Monday, after an extended
visit 70 her brother, Rev Doggett, and
wife mere.
Mr.. Henry Meredith and wife left this
week for Florida where they will re
main some time for the benefit of Mr..
Ms health.
Rev. l.. w. Barr, of the Presbyterian
Church, is assisting Rev. Baxter, Of Ra-
yenswood, w. Va, in a series of meet
ings
Glenn Greer of Harrisville, w. Va.
was here several days this week.
Mrs. John Clark and sons. Junior and
Kenna, came home last Saturday from
visit TO Maryland Sac was accompa-
MED by Miss Moll:e Schuyler.
). w. Irwin returned yesterday from
weeks bushes trip to Pittsburg.
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WESTON.

Weston, W. Va, January 11.-An
enjoyable "Ap jenkins party was Civ
en- at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. A.
f. Lawson N honor Of their daughter
Miss Grace Thursday night.
The Misses Fraz.ers who have been
the guests of Mrs. Dr. Kuntz left Mon
day for their home in ST. Louis, Mo.
Mss B rtha Bennett and Miss Irene
Kunst returned to school at Washing
ton, d. c. Wednesday.
Mss Nellie Hinke left yesterday to
resume her studies at the Harrisburg
Pa. Female College.
Harry Eaton, who has been the guest
OF HonW. e. L.vely's family returned
to the Morgantown University Thurs
day.
Hon Louis Bennett who has been
dangerously i'll for some weeks IS able
to be out again.
Hon. Merct Arnold Of Gi,mer county
was mere Friday on legal business
Mr.. c. X. Newton, clerk of Circuit
Court Of Braxton county, passed
through here Thursday en- route to
Clarksburg.
Hon. c. D. Elliott passed through
Wednesday for Charleston.
Mss Gertrude Flynn of Clarksburg is
visiting Mrs. J. b. Finster.
Hon. Andrew Edmiseon is confined to
his room by sickness.
T. Fisher, one of our Oldest citizens
has been quite I'll the past week.
A party Of Weston people went TO
Clarksburg on q special train Monday
night to see a Trip to Chinatown.
Among those who went were: Porter
Arnold. VIII Tracy, Louis Mcbride,
r. S. Waterman, \. NJ. Lane, J. T.
Warder. NJ d. Henry Brannon, r. H.
Harrison. d. W Moore, d. NJ Timber
lake Karl Kunst, Harry Kunst, Ed
ward Bennett. Linn Bland. Qu.nton
Lash, w. H. Edwards Frank and Tom
Whelan. Terry King. Newt Blake,
Karl and Cecil DAVIS, Geo. Woofter,
Floyd Wilson, and numerous others.
Schuyler Hess IS on a visit TO his
home at Harrisville.
Prof. Harry Kunst returned from
Prun,ytown Sunday last
Jackson Arnold returned to the Uni
vers.ty at MorganJown Tuesday.
Hon. +. T. Linn, one Of G:lmer coun-
tvs leading attorneys passed through
here Thursday 70 attend Federal Court
at ParkerSbUTg.
DIT. NJ. R Casey OF Roanoke was n
Weston Friday on professional bus
ness.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Citizens Bank was held yesterday 10
elect directors fer the ensuing year 80.
Pref. F. L. Burdet,e who has been
spending the holidays at his home n
Cabell county returned Monday and as
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HEIGHBORH00D.
" nS' has Been Going On in Near-Bv
Towns.
- Affairs, Happenings And
vents otLOcalInterest Gather
90 By Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
CAMERON.


cameron, vs.. Va. January 11.-Miss
,i~.y thompson. vrao FOR some time past
-~~ cA2rse of the millinery depart
oe hcDona.d & Wal-on's. has gone
-, --a--oa 10 her home i'm Eas- Liv-
S :, tool' U. Sac expects TO return about
feJruary 1st.
-4s' ana &lrs. G. G.. Fish are visiting
e-e l4tlel parents In Sistersville this
HeoA. Ar Fish VIII look after his oil
-nJeres, while there
Mss Eva Chambers. of Mc1Iechen. is
1ne guest Of her brothers here at pres
0-,, Aessrs. g.. W. and Scott Chambers.
NI. hoss Hurd of Williamsburg. Pa,
- = Gazing on relatives and friends here
Iae special services az the NJ. Z.
CHURCH are well attended and are daily
growing .n interest.
49, me young people Of the Presbyterian
OaGfca are preparing cantata, which
WIN Dc rendered i'm The near future, for
tae benefit Of the church.
rev. w. T. Helms and wife, who have
0een visiting friends here for a few
GAYS, have returned 10 their home in
McMechen
willard q Furml.ne VIII soon remove
their furniture store into the Odd Eel
lows building.
r. E. Ki1oaid. who has for some time
Deen 10 poor health. left Wednesday
morning for Hot Springs. Ark. where
ne expects 20 be benefited by the balmy
ain Of the sunny South. and his many
friends hope 10 Sc him return much inn
proved in health.
Charles Woodruff, son of S. II Wood
run, has been quite sick for while, but
70 is hoped that his ailments are not OF a
serious nature.
The Rev. S. r. Montgomery has not
been able % FIJI his pulpit at the Presby-
terian Church for about four weeks
HIS ailments are caused by injuries re-
eeived by being acc.dently Jared from
a train az Wheeling some time ago.
Business has been very dun here for
time, and snow and better roads are
anxiouslN hoped for. so that the country
people can Gcne TO town more often.
William VI. Kncaid was in Wheeling
on business Thursday.
Lawrence Rees.. Jesse Burnet-e. A. Y.
Fisher and William KitcAam who have
been absent from the city for some time
past returned home las- sunday
The many friends OfNAlrS. NJ. b. Helms
Will be pleased 20 learIi that she IS able
to be out again after severe spell OF
sickness.
The West Virginia W0rG has been res
from the asles(0 the late con-
fagraticin, and IS out IL all its glory
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GRAFTON

Grafton, W. Va. January I'LL
lam q. Brown Of K.nsaoJ. n.
court this week.
Senator Worley Of KreRa.
here this week.
Judge Maxwell of Ciarasaar- r.
attendance ut court hcra ,lis
Harry Curtain has moved u5l
Fred Holy has returned 10 r
versity TO attend school
r. X. White and Wit Een s.7.
ersburg this week visiting .u...
Miss Grace P.pcr is visiting Or
in ParkerSburg this week
Miss Lizzie Newton h 8m--
position in l.. Adleson's .1urg. .
as clerk IN the cloak pmr
Coz, b. Parkhurst OF KrgR
here during the week. taking
proceedings as stelogra0a
j. Hop Woods of Philip p
during the week.
J. +. Cruise and sister Ami
; uhntliOn, were visiting ~. ST.
Dorsey on Main street D. HE
WILDER Davis OF Morg
here Monday.
John J. Martin of Fa.rmoa. 1914
during the week.
Miss Maggie Love fell n
while skating and broke D
Mss Ada VanKirk and ys.. g
mayer have returned 10 NJ II. C.
where they attend school.
Miss Cecil Peters has accepted
s.t;on in the Singer Sewing "
Office.
Stephenson VanK.rk has cor
to school at Rock If,ll COLLEGE n"
Harry Loos is visiting his pan
Oakland this week.
Della K'ncail has gone back
University to resume his Jaw c.u
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WELLSBURG.

WellsbuTg, W. VT, January IL
Miss Shirley CalderwoOd left for Phil
adelphia last Monday TO spend the re-
ma.nder OF the winter with her uncle,
Mr.. John Calderwood.
Miss Leah Buchanan has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with +. w. Bau-
mer & Co., Of Wheeling
Misses Angie Harding and Mary Har-
yey have returned from the Atlanta eX-
position.
Misses Katherine and Jennie Jacobs,
the charming daughters of Mr. Frank
Jacobs, of Allegheny, are the guests Of
their aunt, Mrs. Samuel George, Sr.
Mss Mamie" Kimberland and Joe
White, Of Pittsburg, have returned to
their respective homes after a visit with
Wellsburg relatives.
Col. d. W. Baird is slowly recovering
after a severe sick spell. caused by vac
c.natiOn The Colonel has been disabled
for nearly three weeks.
Mrs. Sailie " Williams, of Toronto,
o.. is the guest Of Wellsburg friends.
Miss "DOde" Hervey entertained last
Monday in honor of her guests, Misses
Patterson. of Wheeling.
Miss Mary Bruce, Of Moundsville, IS
the guest Of Mss Lou Beall, of Brooke
county.
Messrs. Fred L. Hall and W. ]. Little,
Jr. purchased the George Letzukus
property this week in consideration Of
$1,525.
Councilman J. E. Fowler has pur-
chased and moved into the Simpson
property on North Main street.
Welsburg has turned out to be a regu-
lar "GreJna Green" according to the
marriage licenses issued lately Clerk
McCord issued the following licenses
since our last writing: Joseph Monahan
and Josephine Culhane, of Allegheny
county. Pa; Thomas Barrett and Aldnie
McWilhams, of Westmoreland county.
Pa; D. H. Shooyer. of Henrico county,
and Vivian McQuistOn, of Butler coun-
ty. Pa. Last week there were several
others from Pennsylvania
Skating parties are in vogue now, and
the lovers o fthat healthy exercise are
enjoying .tSgnemiyeSrS Emmens5 The
R'leSt,aO creek is in a fine condition /,
the skaters, and is crowded from morI
ing til midnight.
MesSrs. viii and Earl SpringbOrn le
for Marian, Ind, las. Wednesday, TO a
cept positions in the glass factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller gave an eli
giant reception last Tuesday evening
honor Of the Beatty-Kirker bridal part.
Mr. Trevor Marks s seriously i'll {
his home on Charles street Master Al
chic Grimes is delivering the papers fc
him.
Mr.. ]. Hamilton Beatty, accompan:e
by his son, DR.. Chester A. Beatty. an
niece. Miss Mamie Kirker. left fc
Washington. d. c., Friday afternoon, al
ter pleasant visit.
There are three weddings booked fo
February which promise to be promin
ent society events OF the season.
Davies Brothers are trying to Undue
some Of their friends from Wales to L
cate in Wellsburg with their tin manu-
factory.
Don't fail TO hear Mss Jean Berglan
at the institute next week. Mis-
Frances Graham. Of Allegheny, and Mis-
| Dode Hervey will take prominent part
in the affair also. They are all h.ghl
spoken of as elocutionists.
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CLARINGTON

Clarlngton. W. Va. January 11.-Niss
.Itzz.e Davis, OF Marietta, nsd Miss Jesse
Horn brook. OF New Martirsville. were
tho,src So of re'--ives here this week.
Harry Kirkbr... 2~d sister. lydia. Of
EdeDsvilie, Ind, are visiting relatives
here.
Louis Spect lef, Friday evening on a
business TRIP TO 81. Claiysv.lle, o.
Mrs susan smith, wife of Eli Smith,
died Friday morning. a, 1 o'clock. at her
home. on Market street. Airs. Smith was
II years old. and had been I'm poor health
for some time. The funeral viii take
place Sunday afternoon at . o'clock.
Interment in the Darlington Cemetery.
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Brown, George Gorley and Nora Black,
John L;ppe-man ard Anna Greenly,
George L. La.slley and Maud CUnnard,
O,tCue Br.da and Gelv.ci Briia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bcroa attended
the funeral Of their relative, Robert
Fred, at Belmont Sunday
MC. John L. Frind, one Of our oldest
and most respected citizens, died sud-
denly last sunday Afternoon from heart
failure. The funeral occurred Tuesday
from his late residence on Main street,
and was largely attended. The Masonic
lodge Of which he was a member had
charge Of the funeral. Interment n the
~. Z. Cemetery.
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sumed his duties as principle OF the
public schools here.
willie Lively who has been seriously
i'll for some time IS now improving rap
Idly.
Quite a number of Weston people
went to Buokhannon last night to hear
the Harvard Quartette at the West
Virginia Conference Seminary.
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PARKERSBURG.

Parkersburg, W. Va. January IL
Mr.. Henry Snowden, of Baltimore. has
been the guest Of Frank S. Smith dur
ing part of the week.
Miss Mabel Nash, who has been Wis
ltinS her uncle, Mr.. Charles Nash and
FAMILY, Of Huntington, for some time
has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jude c. Richardson. Of
Creston, who have been the guest of
relatives for the past few days. have
returned home
Messrs. Edward and Elmer Pope.
who managed the Streets of Cairo"
at the Atlanta Exposition. will be home
the latter part of this week
Mrs. Kate \. Smith is Cincinnati.
where she went to hear the great Pada-
rewski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. p. Dunlap are in
Wheeling, where they went to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Dunlap's brother.
the late David /. Dunlap who died at
Denver, Col.
Mrs. ]. n. Camden, Jr., and Mrs. c..
W. Thompson and son George, are the
guests of Mrs. Judge THOMPSON. of
Wheeling. Mrs. w. P. Thompson. of
New York, is also there.
Miss Florence Mckinney. of Mariet-
Ia, who has been the guest of Miss
Madge Moss. during the holidays. has
returned home
Miss Edna Roote, of Athens, Ohio.
who has been the charming guest of
Miss Carrie Turner, Of Murdoch ave-
nue., for the past week, has left for
home.
Hon. c. F. Scott, of Washington. D.
c., is in the city greeting friends.
Gov. w. A. MacCOrkle and sister.
Miss May MacCorkle, stopped over here
on their way from Charleston to Vince
ling a few days ago. and were charm
ingly entertained by Mr. and Mrs
4 feorge A. Burt.
ISIS Emma Walker has returned to
BaltimO. aItRruP delightful visit with
her parents during CGbolidays.
Miss Anna Amber has leftIor W3sA
ington, and her brother, Mason Am
bier, for Alexandra. after spending til
4 | holidays at home. They were accom-
= anied by Miss Minnie Baker, who ha
l been visiting her sister, Mrs Amber
- and who returns to her home at Win
+ chester, Va.
Charming NJ. Smith and sisters ar
| at home after a delightful trip to AT
l lanta. While there Miss Kinnie Smit
E whistled twice before the Woman
Congress by express invitation. Mis-
Smith was highly complimented and
E beautiful piece Of pottery was give
= her.
Miss Matte B. Smith is in Cumber
: land, Md, where she went to ill an en-
gagement to recite in a large ntertain
. ment given in that city.
At the Hughes and Mullen Hall
/ few. evenings ago was given one of tn
most successful dances OF the younge
crowd. 1t was a leap year affair, an
given entirely by the young ladies, S
the success of the dance may be attrib
uted wholly TO them. Those presen
were: Miss Lolita Gould, Ida Gerrina
Florence Scroggin, Mildred Harris
Mabel Moss, Elizabeth Gambrill. Caro-
| lyn Turner. Edna Roote of Athens
Madge Moss. Florence Mckinney @
Marietta, Mabel Armstrong, Salli
Edlew. Mossie Wetherell, Salli
Broughton. Clara McCreary. Ann;
dis. Birdie Baker, Emma Smith, Kath
arine White, Beata Laird, and man,
of the young ladies of the older crowd
Messrs. Ed. Gerwig, Lyle Jones, Char
lie Monroe. George Gordon, Charlie
Martin. Lewis Snodgrass, Monroe
Shrewsbury, Will Stahlman, Sherman
| Dis. Harry Higgs, Ed. Toilet of Mari
eta. Charlie Krepps, Loyal Gilbert
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CHICEGO DENTISTS.

this city, has resigned and removed to
Denbigh, Ontario.
Charley Ware, the heavyweight ho-
tel porter. has located here again in
his rounds of Ohio towns.
The Turner minstrel boys, twenty
two in number, are going on the road
under the name of Schaefer Bros Min
strels. They make their first bow be-
fore 2 Beaver Falls audience.
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PORTLAND STATION.

Portland Station. O.. Januar~
1he Board OF Health of Warren
ship on Monday raised the o.
against Bridgeport and Martins .
While laborers We're engaged .r
IN telephone poles. Monday Dol
the team Of j. 7. H0dgans
frightened and started down .n
a lively gait, causing quite au
ment among the people. Foru
they were stopped before amy a
was done.
A. 4. Bauer has accepted @ Pr.
ina Touring mill at McDou
Ohiand left forIhat place. t.a
ago.
The boiling houses of Nrs 81
j and Mrs. NJ have been cr..
. the three gan, of telcnim. .
, gagged in builds. the ucW 1850.
{ the past week orko. An.or
ing r good meal wauato D..
in pltr0nizing ether He'
+ VIM LcoDer, one Otur U.
GERS. attended the meetil is
Board of Health at BellaircN
. nesday.
c.. S. Bigger filed his icc d
week from the creek.
Samuel Ruckman and Sr.''
stone were quietly married a
on Thursday evening. N '..
the bride on Little Short tr"
Hollingshead Ohiciatins Non
immediate friends OF tlc
parties were present.
w. r. Cone organized q
, cal music at the PreshEr
I yesterday evening, tUDr.
. ars being entered ON The r0.
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IF a man knew he
was going to be hanged,
he would certainly
make every effort to
prevent It. lie would
do everything he could
and strain every nerve
to the last minute to
get himself out of his
pre- dicam c Mt. Men
have been saved from
hanging after the rope
was around their necks.
There are ways Of dying
that are not so quick
that are even more GER
tain. The man who
neglects his health, and
who in sickness refuses
to take medicine, really
mas the rope OF disease
around his neck. He
will die if he doesn't
throw it of. a man
who will struggle
against hanging is
really careless about
his health. He may be
travelling straight to-
ward consumption and
pay no attention to It,
and vet death by con-
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sumption is much more terrible than
death by hanging. Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will cure 9S per cent.
of al cases of consumption. Consump-
ton is likely to be caused by weakness
and in its turn, it increases the weakness.
The " Golden Medical Discovery IS an
invigorating, strengthening and flesh
making medicine. L increases the Ape
tite, puts the digestive organs in perfect
order, purifes and enriches the blood,
and builds up firm, healthy flesh.
In ore chapter Of Or. Pierce's great thousand
page family doctor Uook The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser" are scores OF let
tiers from people who have been cured Of con;
sumption, lingering coughs throat and bronchial
diseases By the use Of Golden Medical Dis
covery" Their full names and addresses are
given and their cases were generally pronounced
hopeless by the local doctors. Twenty-one leil
onecent stamps, to pay for mailing 0Hlt VIII
secure 4 fJse copy Of this great book. address.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, No 65J
Main street. Buffalo. ~ Y.
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YOU HAVE GOT IT
AND DON'T KNOW

Don't you hawk and
ping in your throat and ''
head generally? W 500 t.'
tarrh.
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MAYERS

Treatment for this awful
is growing on the plai.
you a cent until you 4ir
ing 20 do you sOme eO'
ed our offices especially
diagnosis and a free tr.a
Remember Mayer
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CATARRH

Treatment IS used tH
other. Is used by sag
cutting at your nose
three months treatr
and you can use 81 90
child can use d.. -Ia
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EAIR@RE M04...s:!!

- ~ Permanently, root and nri1e-. if
sdU.-sfor,,lon or iaJgry sitl "piiia sol
Ba,,,i,gi.r,. &c. WILCOX soccite Co.. '.'