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CASUALTIES.
Incidents Of the Church Disaster in New
York City.
Record 0f Minor Accidents

THE CHURCH CALAMITY IN NEW Yonk.
NEW YORK. Fob. 2G.-A, Eroat crowd continues
to linKer IN tho notghborhood OF 81. Andrews
Church. tho scono OF tho calamity last evening.
but only reporters and officials arc permitted to
entcr tho sacred ollce. Shrotls Of clothing,
scattered through tho church, bcnF testimony 10
tito terrib!o natuse Of tho panic which seized tho
congregation, nnd through tho t,oles In tito roof
brick and plaatcr continue to fall.
When tho dying and wonndod had boon TO-
moved frotn tic CHURCH on Tlurslny night, tito
1lreoil turned their attention to tho other walls
Of Ahaw's burned building, which threatened to
t0rplc. and began 10 tako tt,em down, hut soon
dcslate1 unsler tho orders Of Coroner Eck1ofr,
who said they ehonld not 10 demolished until tho
j,.rY summoned for Tho inqnoet had Viewed tnn,.
Thls morning portion Of tho dangerous wall
ts,sshcd down, smashing tho roof Of the was;,-
hon1n OF Sveeny's Hotel, and crushing again
throng!l tue root Of tlc church. Tho saorsty Ii
piled high with collection Of t,mayrei1as, ovar-
coata, sllawls. prayer booka, and other articles
Which wcro abandoned by their ownern In tt,or
terror. few co!ns md medals we're also picked
up, tllongh no claims for Any Of theso yaluablos
tiayo yet 6oen made.
0f tho wouutcd. Patrick Lavc1lc is said to },o
tho only peIson In immediate danger of dcntli.
James NJ. bhAw, ownnr Of tho burned building,
has boeM arrosted and hold to hail by The Cor
oner. Tho condition Of tho wills Of tho burned
building had given the pastor Of st. Andrews
Church nornc anxiety, but hc was assured, tho
soxton aayH, Tint tho forms required by iaw Ind
been complied with b. tho archftsct bofure he
had Attempted to unlortn!so to rebuild them. Ou
tho other i,nnd, 1t Ia said no esglnoor Of
t4e Fire Department warned father Cur
ian that tho walls Of tho burned bnltdtng
wore 1lnaafo. and TINT no ono should 10 nllowed
On tho gallery endangered by their fall. A
Deputy Superintendent Of tho Dnilding Depart
mont saya no communication OF any kind In rela-
lion to tho coutition OF the walls wna received
from Tho Fro Department, aid adda that iloltter
my indications Of woaknosa Iii tho wall wl,lcl
rondctod ito fall likely or oyrn possible.
, 1875-02-27

Yesterday Ravo hle miners lant opportunity to
resume work. stating ttiAt un1cHs they did mon
would DO brought In to thke their places. TWAS
reported TINT lot Of colored miners
hal already reached tllia city on thnlr
way 10 aupernode lilo strikots, aud this procipf-
flb0oo to caoh mine, with little insurance, Al It
IL understood several insurance companies Lad
cancelled their policies. anticipating trouble.
Sj*etnf I1Apateh Ia Ihe Ch,eaao Tribune,
lsptANAroi.ta, Feb. 2G.--No Arpaal for MD Inns
boon reccivod by tho Governor yet 10 surprena
the tlstusbnncoa III tho coal region. Thoao out
rhEcH abDua!ly occur. and stringent rorrcsstyo
mcastil Ell will lo introduced into tlo Legislature,
Sr<eiaf Dtapaith 70 I'hr Chtea1o Tribune.
TEHnE HATTIE, 1nI., F0b. 2-T1le beginning
Of tho nn Ia uov At hand in tho great coal srik6
in tho Indiana block.cnal distrct. Boyeul days
eince. tho operators Of Clay County decided
that, Al thcro Is no Immediate prospect Of trouble
TO Introduce coinrcl labor III tho diatrict OK
cnssrcly. ThrcatA wcro ulade hut no attention
waH pnd to them, as shown by tho transactions
Of tltis morning. Al l,alf-paat o'clock tho
s!alts Of tho l1uchoyo mino Of smith, lscr l.
brier1y, tho ynacl tltno Of Veactl, Hail 4 Co.,
tho Cornwall Mite Of tho JhckAun Coai
Mining Company, woro fred simultaneously.
'iafth burned to the Rronnd, ini1lcting a total
lohh to |! owilern Of $40. .0o0. Partially Insured.
Tho work waa done by Union strikers. At tho
snfle hour atte,npt was made to tiro tho fur
mace shaft OF Latn1s, lloal X Co., which waH nn-
stlcrcesHfut. owing to the ntlo buiug guarded
II was expected that tho colored mluors would
nrrlvo this morning. One. detachment did mr.
guarded, M nolestation IL fohrod. Molly Ma-
g'ro notices arc posted all over tho county, anil
great excitement prevails throughout thiH soc@
ston. Bloody work iB expected.
, 1875-02-27

CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Special D.spasch 70 The Chteaus Ttibun&
Jo1IET, Ill, Feb. 2o.-1bs investigation into
the contested election fos Senator Of tho Fn-
, 1875-02-27
THE NEW SENATOR'S,

CARPENTERS SUCCESSOR A BOUND RE.
.. PUBLICAN,
Special Nspateh h The Chicaao Trionne.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 26.--5cnator Cameron,
In an inteEvlow with Tile TRIBUNE correspondent
today, stated that the Ia Crosse dispatch, eay.
Ing that he would refuse to eutor Into anY
political Senatorial cauouses, or act ~
Republican, Int would attompt to tlll .ho role Of
On On independent. Ia without tho allgh.cat fonnda-
became a Republican when tho namca of
any but tic straight Ropubllcsn
Ticket since, that lso kas aluays actea
VIZ ths straigt ,r nenneans and goes 70
80; that DO recognized only two parties tn Cou.
Kress, and neither il named Independent, and
those was nothing in the platform accepted By
ham that sound Republican cannot accept.
LAcnoasE, Wis, Feb. 20.-'rhs aillwauhes
!Se'tf'tel publishes . special dispatch from L..
Ctgsse, datod Fob. 81. statinK that public talk,
anu not public runor, In Crosse. says tue Hon.
hnguh Camcron sonasor-elect, succeeding MAI
carpenter, would refuse TO enter any Of tho po'
i!t'cal Senatorial cauousesi that he would ~
tampt to I'LL tho role Of III Independent, ko 30.
1ha Republican and Leader Tonight aays pro
csoiy the same thing. Word for word appcats
Putting thAt fact In connection with tho fact
that J. Turner, editor Of tho Star, mea 10 LIZ
Crosse on tho 23d. we presumo thore can be no
doubt a. to tho author Of sAls latest canard.
SENATOR oHRtsTlAMoY, or MICHIGAN.
Special pIspateh to 1'as CHICAGO 1r.auns.
LAAs1so, Mich, Feb. 28.-Judge Christsspo5
wilt start for Washington this evening. II Is
clalmsd by Republicans that hs will aot ~ II
Independent Republican, but ~ he has lopg
boon !dentlaed with the party, hi. prejudice
will naturally Incline in that direction.
, 1875-02-27

e'h"s+'N"'A ~ saAno OAb haa ON1A Uut VI HOIK
fur aonlo time, aud has boon compelled to move
from boarding s.Aouso to Doa.fng.Aouso with Ills
,,{to ~, ,h,I,1 A. ~, ,,"t 80. ~. "'A ~"
'',a a'p na.s, a' .u aa'' uos uo'nB ap'o TO pay
,D n,h oea,a aIy !onger, h's money having boon OK
cLild, aud vock a:o wont to live with her sis-
tor, q Mrs. Nuid. This morning, about 10
,,,t,o,. H.. n,,at,.7 ..,." % eyeAs A'
,a e''s ,y,. "' .,rna muapan. WHO hA1 not seen
his s,,non,enro az tl,o o's n'' ,an .nane
..,n n,,,, "rpoaa1,'ee rsa!,' ~ tnn Mstef honho'
considerably tue worao for liquor. ho having no
nonos taAeh 70 afihK TO drown his sorrow. llo
" 'sS ro @ % I" "ns M .n,o Tue u
,:isl wcro occu,,ied Viii, t1{'nnsto wnrk Wh,nv
ilad got It into hin lead that his wifo was not
trie to l!in' and intended To learo llm for good,
and had nado this visit for the purpose Of aatis-
fyinG ilia mind II It we're 10. After a little con-
vereatlon he prepared to take his departurc, and
turning to ha vito 10 asked hor II
sto WAS willing to liyo with him
il 10 procnind work. She allawored
yoh. holding out l,cr hnnd to bid him goodbye.
lie took tho outstretcllcd hand, a'lt, n,ddonly
lfnssing. rnzor from hls posket, ho Hoizsd har
, 1875-02-27

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Fob. 2G.-Mr. Morril
tFt.), from the Committee oil Finance, reported
back the Tax and Tariff bill, which ,econtIy pass
cd tho House, aud stated that The Committee
WAS equally diyidod upon tho BILL 1Io gavo
isotco that he would call 1t up ~ soou NJ tue
Civ-l&igAts lill should be disposal Of Placed
on tho cAondAr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

An encounter between a man and wo-
man took place up in Clark addition to
Martins Ferry yesterday forenoon, that
came near proving fatal to the former
Geo. Simmons works at the Ohio City
Mill, and has been boarding with
Mrs. Atwood for some six or seven
months. Yesterday he went to
her between breakfast and dinner, and
demanded something to eat. She retus-
ed, or did not hurry, and it appears that
he insisted upon being served lmmedi-
dlatcly. How the proceeding, went fur
ther, Is not exactly known, but the finale
was Simmons being laid out by a
blow of all aX in the hands Of Mrs.
Atwood. He received very severe
cash on the back of his head. so severe
that fears of serious consequences are
entertained. Both parties were arrested
and taken before the Squire, Simmons
being bound over for his appearance on
the 18th inst, and Mrs. Atwood being
released. On account of Simmons wounds
he was released Oh his own recognizance
being unable to procure a boRdsmnn.
THE great spelling match was to have
come off last evening in Martins Ferry.
From the interest manifested in the affair
by the citizens, the prospect Mt o'clock
last evening was that large number ot
dimes would be gathered for the dcsti-
tute OF the village. Perhaps no more
pleasant means could be devised for
raising money, and certainly none of more
benefit to those who 20. An important
individual who gets up with strut and
confidence, and sits down in confusion
and bushes after having missed word,
will be pretty certain to examine his die
tionary with profit after retiring to the
solitude of his private apartments. And
then there is lots of fun in it, too.
One case was before Mayor Dean, yes
terday, that Of Elias Haycr, charged with
using abusive language. He was fined
81 and costs, which he paid
On Monday morning four police cases
we're disposed of, viz: Cremer Hanes,
drunk and disordcrly, SO and costs.
Andrew Newland drunk, ) and costs.
James and Levi Ryan, Bridgcporters,
drunk, 81 andco,ts. All these persons
paid.
THE free bridge is again receiving con-
siderable patronage; but it is terribly
provoking to find on getting over to the
Wheeling side that the street cars are
from quarter to half mile from the
track. The Ice covering the track from
the top of the HILL prevents them from
running down to the end of the road.
NoTHIxG new was to be heard in
.Etnayillc, all interest there. as well IL
Bridgeport, being ccntcrcd in the abor-
ton case. As of this case full informa-
tion will be- found in another column,
We will say nothing.
The man. Valentine Vogt, who wa,
injured by the train Monday evening, is
doing much better than was expected.
1t has been stated that the train was not
running Easter than it should within the
corporation limits, but the testimony of
three eye witnesses of the accident j.,
different. They say that the train rus
running too fast; at the rate Of - or 30
mile, an hour, at least.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17
RIVER NEWS.
by Telegraph

by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February l1.-RIycI
frozen over and very cold.
MEMPHIS, February l6.-Riycr fell q
inches. Weather clear and pleasant
Arrivcd-BrlIc of Texas. Pin" Bluff.
Departcd-Mary Alice, New Orleans.
CNcIGyATI, February l4.-Riyer II
feet inches and falling slowly. Ice
heavy.
EVANSVILLE, February lG.-Weather
clear; mercury 100 to $50. River fallen
S-lUths of foot, with II 40 feet on the
guage. Ice plenty, but not heavy. The
Paragon arrived at 6 r. VI, with 500
tons Of freight. She had comparatively
little trouble. and will proceed to dis
charge considerable here; all well. The
Idlewild and Red Cloud will leave to-
morrow if it does not turn cold. Bust
ness dull, but will open lively. The
Lille Hcglcr is about Shawncrtowni the
Rcgstonia and bargcs in Green River.
CAIRO. February lG.-No arrivals or
departures. River II feet 10 inchc,
and falling. Weather clear and pleas
ant. Mercury 81 degrees.
NASHVILLE, February 1G-Riyer fall
inc. with 5 feet inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and cold. Arrived
Brarsford, Cooke and Eddyyillc, Upper
Cumberland.
LOUISVILLE, February 10 Weather
clear and pleasant. River unchanged;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17
LII Ell OF TILE ApoErrox CASE

THE Exb OF THE ABORTION CASE
The Jury in the Bridgeport abortion
case met Yesterday morning pursuant to
adjournment, and after examining sew
erol witnesses returned the. following
verdict:
We the undersigned jnrors empan-
neled and sworn on the 18th day OF
February, 1875, in the township of Pease,
nv John Crooks, Justice of the Peace,
acting AS coroner for the time being to
INQUIRE, and return true presentment in
what manner, and by whom, Alice
Martin came to her death, af-
ter having heard the evil
dcncr and examined the body,
we do find that the deceased came to her
death by IN abortion performed at Steu-
benville. Ohio, by some person, or per-
sons. to the jury unknown, while the de-
ceased was visiting at the house of Mrs.
Ann Virgins in said city.
A. j. BAGGs, JAMES CLARK,
". HoLLIsTER, GEO GIFFIN.
BIC. CRANsToN, VIM. ALEXANDER,
The Steubenville witnesses, Mrs. Wig
gins and daughter, and Mrs. Dickey, de-
parted for home on the II o'clock train
Yesterday.
There is considerable indignation
among The citizens in regard to the YER
diet of the jury, as it is asserted openly
that Justice has not been done in the
premises.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17
WHEELING is now happy. She is

WHEELING is now happy. She is the
happest town on the other side of the
river. Her cup of JOY is overlooking;
likewise her soup house, for the people
have taken charitable turn again. and
Saturday donated largely to that institu-
ton, which has given Wheeling an
enviabe notoriety. Moreover, Wheel
ing is happy enough to throw her
hat into the air, and accomplish
the feat of throwing double
summersault across the Ohio. 1t wasn't
of the soup house we intended to speak
however, but of the Capitalize Capital
of West Virginia. After the hard fight
and wrangle of many days, Wheeling
conquered, and is now the Capital of the
State. Just think of it; how Wheeling
will spread herself, when she has within
her walls all the brains of West Virginia.
But we'd like to know where they will
find room enough to build Capital
.StauJsmriNe Gazette.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

To THE LADY OF THE HoUSE.-When
the men-folks get out Of patience wait
ing for their supper and are coaxed into
going down cellar with teakettle of hot
water to thaw out the frozen water pipe,
it would be well enough for one Of the
womcn-folks to 90 long and see that he
doesn't do rs Plug says his governor did,
waste two tcakcttlcs full of hot water
all there was in the hou>e-by pouring it
on the gas pipe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

THE COMING PIANo-STEINwAN Up
RIGHr.-Mcssrs. Adams * Lucas, ~.
Market street, have recently succeeded
in introducing the Steinway Upright
Pianos in Wheeling by the sale OF
several Of those superior instruments to
some of our citizens.
The Upright Piano Is, from its small,
connoct form and handsome exterior,
esncriaIly suited to the boudoir. the re-
c,ption room and the parlors Of many
houses where a Grand or square Piano
could not conveniently be placed:
Messrs. Stcinway X Sons have, after
lone and earnest study and experiments.
succeeded in producing Upright Piano
fortrs which are the most perfect instru-
mrrts of their class ever constructed.
The volume of tone is fully equal 20 any
of Stcinway's best Square Grand Pianos,
while the quality Is Of the most exquisite
musical character-pure, sympathetic,
and in the highest degree pliable. The
durability of these new Upright Pianos
and their capacity Of standing in tune, is
nnpornIIrlcd in the history Of piano max
inI and evru greater than that of the
best Grand and Square Pianos.
Too much cannot be said in favor Of
these instruments; in fact, they must be
seen and heard to bee appreciated.
There j. no doubt whatever that the
Steinwav Upright Panic will shortly dis
place other STYLES of instruments, and tn"
Messrs. Adams n Lucas, sole agents for
the same. assure Us that there Is rapidly
increasing demand here forthe same, and
that they intend in the future to keep a
stock of them constantly on hand.
For great bargains attend The Dry
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frbu Corner Market and 18th sts.
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Sole agents in v hecIIng, v Va

A. X. GADDrs, Esq. is fitting up his
stored room, No. %, Twelfth street in
splendid style, and will open in few
days fine assortment OF Pianos and
Organs, together with complete selec-
tion of the latest and best sheet music,
and music books published.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17
A FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE,

4 pFSIRNRIERlNER BOTTOM FARM.
y The subscribers offer th" farm upon
which they reside for sale, better known
a. the Joel Hltun Farm. II il situated
IN Belmont county, ohio. four miles north
OF Martins Ferry. IL contains IT. acres of
excellent land, suitable for gardening or
farming purposes. being only five miles
from Wheeling market. tn" dwelling IL
a good two story frame house. containing
ulue rooms. with a never falling well of
water al the door, besides two other wells
ON the farm for watering stock: Stabiing
for - head of horses and cattle. besides
other necessary out buildings. The farm
has ON il two good bearing orchards of cN-
crllrut fruit Any person desiring our adj
dress or 10 examine the premises. will call
M inc. subscribers, who reside ON the farm.
JNO. II. TlLTON u BROS,
febll>b MARITIME FERRY, ONO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

THECoSCERT LAST NIGHT.-Thc Con-
cert, for the benefit OF the Children
Home last night, Was grand success III
every particular. The Opera House was
crowded with the best people OF " hee'-
ING. and the music, both instruneh'"i
and vocal, was up to the standard Il h"'
above, amateur performance. Inc 'o'-
lowing is the programme;
PART 1.
ov.rture-Norma be''"'t
Orchestra.
, ON the Beautiful Blue Danube; .."StTa'tS'
Harmonic, Maenncrchor, Beethoven,
with Orchestra.
% Violin SOLD. .......................N endetsohl
Prof. Louis Vaas with Orchestra
t. Morning Greeting Fe'''-e'
Maennerchor, Dir. Prot. Ebeling.
Miss NJ. Michel and NJ. Welty.
=. A.. ,.l ............. Esscr
" Prof Roe, with Violin and Obligato'
PART II.
/ Oyerture-Jean de PariS............" bO'd'e''
Orchestra.
Q Nightly Wandcring...... y u
Beethoven Society, Dir. rof. H. Naas'
3. Good Night My Child ..........'.'.'''-i' "
Miss Mary Michel.
Harmonic, Dir Prof. W. {. kr"uter.
J. sui Compo Della Gloria..;,....;. Do'liE't'c {.
Duet by Dr. Martin and Mr.. Lucas.
i. Chorus OF the Armorer tlaenzi).- wagner
Nth solo. Prof y. G. Schieier and
orchestra
We do not propose to crltlcise, as lhe
concert was for the benefit of II charita-
Bile institution, and We intend to be char
table ourselves. Anyhow, We could not
but be complimentary, AS all did we'll
But we must say that the violin solo by
Prof. Louis Was, was superb, and he
showed himself an accomplished artist,
tMv Angel by Prot. Roe, with
violin and oblgato, was well
rendered and most heartily appauded.
We never heard the Professor sing better.
The overture, Jean de Paris, was arts
tically rendered and roundly encored.
The singing of Misses Michel and Welty
was also applauded.
Our German fellow citizens deserve
great credit for the substantial benefit
hat they have rendered forthe Children's
Home, rs the sum realized by the con-
cert will amount to something handsome.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

"OLD PROPS says our present cold
snap is an cmanation from the lake re-
gions. The old gentleman will receive
the thanks of the community in general
if he defects the next snap 50 as to give
Us the 20 by.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17
BUCKlNGHAM'S DIVE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As OnU remover in many cases requires
too long "a time, and too much care, to re-
store gray or faded WhISliCrS. we have pre-
Pared this dye, in one preparation: when
will quickly and cfcctu:uly accomplish
this result. II i easily applied. and pro-
durrS a color which will neither rub nor
wash of. Sold 10y all Druggists.
MANUFACTUEEu RY
X. =. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N. 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

You are not now fashionable unless
YOU have range in your house, and
have it to explode and knock the top OF
the head off a servant girl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

WRIST DlsLoCATED.-Last evening
Miss Jane Crymbal, who lives on Mar
kct street between llth and 18th streets
while going through her yard in the rear
of her dwelling, slipped on the ice and
dislocated her left wrist.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

PosTAL-John P. Singleton is APP
pointed postmaster at Union Mills, Pleas
ants county, West Virginia, vice j..
Singleton failed to qualify.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

ALREADY the perturbed house hunter,
perambulates up and down the streets
trying to find II place to lay his head
when knowing day" comes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

For number Of secondhand
Pianos and Organs, at very low figures
or for sale cheap, at the Music Store Of
ADAMS x Lucas,
1927 Market street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

THOSE items about newspapers between
quilts keeping folds warm, &C. don't APP
ply to the REGIsTER-which is not heavy
enough.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

SUMNER Grenadines and White Goods
at give-away price, but must be sold
now at J. W. FERREL's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

\ GREAT slaughtering of Dry Goods
and Carpets, now, at
}. W. FERRELS,
Corner Main and 10Th streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

ALL the leading makes of Bleached
and Brown Muslins at New York prices.
}. :. RHODES Il Co.
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does surely and chcCtuaIly controi them:
The testimony OF our best citizens, oil All
classes establishes the fact thai 'HERkh
PICTORIAL will and does relieve ana cure
th,aflIiriiug disorders of the Throat and
Limos bryouI any other medicine. The
most dangerous affections OF the Pulmi-
nary Organs Weld TO its power; ana cases
of Consumption cured by this preparation
are publicly known, 50 rehlhIkaDl" as
hardly 10 be believed, were proven beyond
dispute A. a remedy II u adequate, on
which the public may rely for iuH prOi"c
ton. Bv curing Coughs, the lOrcrunncrs
bf more serious disease. II saves unnUm
ucrcd lives ana amount Of suffering nora
bp computed. II challenges trial nd
cOnyiuCcS the most Nkcptlcal. Every
family should keep II on nHnd rs p'r
lection against the carly and unp"TcrlN"d
attack of Pulmonary Affections, which
are easily met at first, but which becomes
iucurablc and often fatal, II neglected.
Tender lungs need this defence land II is
unwiSc to be without 1t. AS a safeguard
to children, amid the distressing diseases
which bcSct the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL is inNaIua-
BILE; tor, by It's timely use, multltudcS are
rescued from premature graves, and saved
10 the love and affection conferred on them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound ana health
restoring sleep. No one Will suffer trOu-
blcSomc Influenza and painful bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can be
cured.
originally the product Of long iahoriouS,
and successful chemical investigation, no
cost OF toll is spared In making every bot
tie in the utmost possible perfection. Ii
may be coutidrutiaIIy relied upon rs pos
scs,ing all the virtues II has ever exhibit
ed. and capable of prOduc.
memorable as the greatest II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

OUT OF SEASON, but got to be sold at
some price, biz line of white goods,
grenadiers and silks, corner Main and
2Nth streets j. w. FERREL.