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The daily gazette., 1877-07-24

Tenperdnce Alliance The temperance
meeting in the new tent Ninth and Lom-
bard streets was quite interesting last
evening. Brief and appropriate address
ses were made by Rev. A. D. Davis, j ohm
White, j. L. Houston of this city and
Rev. Joseph Gregg of Philadelphia and
Levi Garrett and James Hargis.
The friends of the enterprise appeared
to be very much elated with the success
of their meeting.
At the close Mr.. Davis announced that
another meeting would be held on We'd
nesday evening and each evening there
after. He also announced that the exc
cutive committee would meet in the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation on Thursday evening at o.
clock and that the Alliance would meet
at 8 o'clock same evening same place
and that full attendance was desired az
business of importance would be brought
forward for consideration.
Practical Sympathy.-On Saturday
morning, at Chester the relief fund for
the families of the men who were kill
ed by the launch OF the Saratoga, at
Roach's ship yard, several weeks was
dis RI buted. The fund amounted TO
$l344,lS and the widows of Chas.
Wright, Geo. o. Woof, Edward BuIk,
Bernard Cannon and j. j. Crew, and
the mother, of J. E. Fawley received
1924 ,O3 each.
A further sum of $l44, subscribed
by the ship carpenters of the yard
was also disbursed giving tn each OF
the above named persons $24 addition
al.
Excursions. s.-To-morrow the bible
class of j. j. McMullen connected
with Asbury M. E. s. D.. will give an
excursion to PenpsgTove ON the steam
err Alice E. Preston. Tickets for round
trip will be sold at 25 cents for adults
and children Is cents.
The moonlight excursion last even
ing down the bay on board the s. M
FELTON, was a splendid affair. Ther'
were probably 400 persons on boarC
who thoroughly enjoyed themselves
The boat returned TO this city abou
12.39 O'Clock.
TIE CoNFEREEcR AcADEMY.-The con
tractors will be ready to deliver the nev
building of the Conference Academy, a
Dover, the last of this week. The schoo
will occupy 1t at the opening in Septem
ber next. The building is much he sam
as the old one, but of somewhat bette
material.
wanted-every one to be free fror
he done by purifying the blood with D
Bulls Blood Mixture. Used everywher
Clara Norris and Fanny Davenpo
will both visit England this year on st;
engagements.
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Academy
CARD.

Having purchased on the 10th OF July,
inst. the emile interest of my son, Edward
f. James, in the business of Printing Book
Binding, and sale of Stationery, which he
has conducted under the firm name OF
James & Webb" at IA Market street,
Wilmington, Delaware, l respectfully in
form the public that l will continue the
business under the same name and title of
"James & Webb" have secured the SER
vices of my said son, who will act as my
Attorney and Business Manager, and will
also retain in my employ, Mr.. John NJ.
Whitford, as Superintendent.
solicit continuance of the liberal pat
ronage heretofore bestowed on the house.
HICKMAN JAMES.
Wilmington, DEL, July 2ist, 1871. jy23-3t
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The indians are making trouble in the
Black hills country, raiding upon small
parties, and stealing horses and cattle.
A government surveying party has been
attacked in such force that it has become
necessary to send detachment of caval-
nv to their assistance. The nature of
the country makes it very difficult to re-
strain such depredations, or to inflict con-
dgn punishment upon the savages.
SENATOR SAUNDERS, of Nebraska, the
successor of Hitchcock. has been inter-
viewed In New York. He observed
briefly hat the President had burned the
bridges behind him, and that the real
danger was that republicans at the COM
ing elections would just stay away from
the polls. IS
Do not stupefy your Baby with Opium
or Morphia mixtures, but use DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup which is always safe. and re-
liable and never disappoints. 25 cents.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

Shortly after 12 o'clock this morn
ing a man was seen endeavoring to
gain an entrance into the office of
Downey d. Price, corner of Fourth and
Adams streets. just as he was about to
be successful gentleman passed out
Fourth street and the would>be rob-
ber hearing him ran across the street,
and laid in a vacant. Shortly after
wards revolver was fred at the man
by Mr.. John Aspin who mad also been
watching him. This had the desired
effect as be arose to his feet, and star
ted on run at break neck speed,
while Mr.. Aspin's family were Justify
calling. atop thief" The man escaped
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pied Frome His Ipiuries.

Alfred yochen the little boy, who was
accidentally shot byhis brother some time
ago while practising at target shooting
died from his injuries on Sunday even.
ing. AT first it was thought the Injuries
would not prove fatel az he was getting
along quite well. The Coroner will in
veStigate the matter this afternoon.
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THE DAILY GAZETTH

III T. pAILY q a u ET 7 H.
The Daily Gazette of yesterday was
undoubtedly the paper for the great mass
of the people. 1t appeared on the streets
shortly after 1 o'clock, and contained
five columns of carefully compiled mat
ter of the great riots, and besides over a
column of telegraphic matter containing
the latest news from Pittsburg and of the
out break in Philadelphia.
In the fourth and fifth editions which
were printed to supply the great demand,
1t had also the very fastest kilograms that
could be had. The paper was we'll
worth its price, and the citizens showed
their appreciation of it by keeping our
noon.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24

HEALD'S
III Eighteenth Public Sale of Stocks,
Bonds, Loans and Real Estate at the Clay
ton House Building, Wilmington, Del, on
Saturday, July 28th, 1877,
at IL O'Clock, a. M, sharp.
Five shares Masonic Hall Company's
stock.
one lot on the south side of Fifth street,
between Clayton and DUPONT streets, % by
10 feet.
Two two-story frame houses, four rooms.
on and Locust streets.
One two-story frame house. four rooms,
on b. near Locust street.
One two-story framedwelling, four rooms
and kitchen, on Scott near Ford street.
One two-story brick dwelling, four rooms
and shed kitchen, No. 12 Mechanic street.
Terms OF sale, and particulars on
posters.
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
july 21,4,N
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Is IT A SLUMBERING VOLCANO2
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

BALTIMORE, July "a, II M
All is quiet here. There are very lit
tie indications of further trouble. Ev-
cry precaution, however, is still taken
to prevent violence. Camden Station is
still guarded by the military force. Re-
cruiting is still going on vigorously.
The employees of the Northern Central
have not vet struck.
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DIED.

BALL.-On Sunday, 22d inst.. Of diph,
liberia, James Irving, youngest child of
Samuel r.. and Emma X. Ball, aged 2
years and months.
Services at the house, Gil w 5tn street,
on Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. Rel
atives and friends are Invited to attend
without further notice. jy3-3t
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The surest way to prevent a mob as
sembling is to prevent crowds from gath
ering. Good citizens ought to cooperate
heartily with the authorities in promoting
this end.
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Societies

MEETINGS THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. %.
Reynolds Encampment, No. 8, I'd and
4th Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, N. /, A. P. A.,
meets every Tuesday night in the Nc
Clary building.
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Az HARRISBURG.

THE MAYOR PERSUADES THE MOB TO
SURRENDER THEIR ARMS.
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
,.. NEW York, July "a.
A special from Harrisburg, Pa, says,
Mayor Patterson, last night, during the
riot, personally threatened to shoot the
rioters who had broken into the gun
stores. He finally persuaded the rioters
to surrender their arms.
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inns Removed Alive

unkels Worm Syrup never fails
" Pin, Seat and Stomach worms.
pei, the only successful physician
puntry for the removal of worms
.reS Tape worm with head and all
+ allVe IN 2hours, and no fee until
i send for circu or call on
'gglst, and gel bottle of X unkel's
8lup. Price 81 CO.. 1t never fails.
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RESERVOIR The work on the
new reservoir is delayed somewhat
by the detention of three car loads
of tools on the Reading railroad by
the strike trouble.
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Tempe rance.

The temperance mass meeting will be
held at the Opera House this evening
The box Office will be open for the sale Of
reserved seats from 6 until 8 p. m.
PROGRAMME.
Singing, Prof Sweeney, NJ. B.
Prayer, Rev. Thos. +. Plummer
Scriptures, Rev. +. B. DuVal
Singing, Prof. Sweeney
Address, Rev. DR.. Dale
SINGING AND COLLECTION.
Address, Samuel p. Goodwin
Prayer, Rev. l.. Mark
Long metre doxology and benediction.
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A GREAT MEETING.

THE woRKINGMEN IN COUNSEL THE
ROADS INCLUDED IN THE STRIKE
SERIOUS TROUBLE
AHEAD
New York, July "a
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
A special despatch from St. Louis
says, five thousand laboring men
were at the intern ational meeting
last night. The following roads,
are included in the strike:
Ohio & Mississippi, Cairo Short Line, In
di ,nnpolis &St. Louis ,Vandol", Southern &
Cairo. Narrow gusge strikers proper do
not make very large numbers, but other
men out of employment make the crowd
immense. 1t Is believed that if the railroad
companies do not aecede to the demands of
the strikers BY Tonight that there will be
serious troub Q. Some roads willingly COM
ply. The military is In readiness.
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DIBLE CLASS EXCURSION.--J. j.
ID McMullen's Bible Glass of Asbury M.
h. Sabbath school will make an Excursion
to Pennsgrove, N. j., on WEDNESDAY,
JULY 25 1877, on board the Alice E. Pres
ton, leaving Fourth street wharf at 8, a. m.,
ana 2, p. M, returning, leave Pennsgrove.
at $50, p. m. Tickets can be procured of
the com mmittee ]. J. McMullen, James II.
Floyd, James Mckay, or at the wharf. on
day OF excursion. Price of Tickets, Adults,
25 cents, Children, 10 cents. All are invited
TO go with us. jy2l-3t
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MASS MEETING THIS EVENING.
The temperance mass meeting at the
Opera House occurs this evening. All
are invited. Prof. Sweeney sings, Drs.
Dale and Goodwin speak.
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VNROY HOUSE, TROY, N. Y-THE
first-class house of the city. Recently
refurnished throughout. Tables supplied
with all delicacies in season. Courteous
attendance. Free buss to and from house.
II. w. STEARNS,
jy23 Proprietor.
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PIN FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
'hA UTIFUL TEETH AT 49,
fs, So, Ss and $40 PER SET.
Hl'' utd win out Jain by the use
r. over thirty years experience.
DIR. GALLAGHER,
Slth III klltu. vlltfiIt Cla, ion
u. ap2b 7s.
|kGAlNs
lh Linen Handkerchiefs, all prices and
nst received.
WIN B. SHARP
In and Market
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-26
now HE cor OUT OF TT.

The following candid statement is
from the postmaster Of North Clymer,
ny. After reading it will suy one
undertake to say that it would be posi-.
bic to find language wherewith 10 ex-
press the value OF remedy possess
cd of such capabilities ter reno
waiting the human system and benefttlng
the community Yet IN point OF fact,
this is only representative expression
of the grateful souls that day BY day
voluu tsrlly add their testimony. Still
there is feeling that whatever may be
advertised as a proprietary medicine
must have more or less exsggeration at
tached to it, whereas the exact tact is
that, generally speaking, there are 10
medicines, in existence made with so
much care and pains, and with SO little
regard to expense, IN order to insure en-
tire precision of action and general
effectiveness.
NORTH CLYMER, N. Y, Dec "a, rs.
DR.. Nj. IL Feaner, FredonIs, n. y
Dear Sir-About one year ago my health
was SO poor that | was hardly able TO do
business at all. Had no appetite, could
not sleep nights, caughed great deal,
and had, IN tact, got into that state OF
decline when began to contemplate the
necessity of going to a different climate
for my health. l had tried most every
thing recommended for such cases, but
found no relief. At last l tried your
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic. l thought the fret half bottle
stirred me up to feel worse, but before
the first bottle was all gone, l began to
improve. l continued the remedy until
l had used five (5) bottles, during which
time gained twenty five (25) pounds in
weight aud felt myself SIS sound rs ever.
l know there is no better remedy in ex-
istelce for fixing up ones system when
out of rig than your Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic.
Yours truly,
j. II. NEWELL,
Sold by dealers in medicine. Logan,
List i Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling,
w. Va.
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The Indians.

CHEYENNE, May 25.-At noon to-day
the principal warriors OF this agency,
numbering six hundred, were passed IN
review by General Crook. Lieutenant
Clark formed line on the plains east OF
the agency buildings, General Crook taxi
ing his station in the front ceLtre. The
Indians were broken into column OF
eighteen plstoons, executed march, and
passed in good style. Having been again
wheeled into line, the CHIEFS rode
to within few PAGES Of Crook,
where they dismounted and shook hands
with him. Crazy Horse, who now saw
the General for the first time, knelt on
ths ground rs he took his hand. His
example was followed by most of the
Others. Little Biz. an was conspicuous
from his almost complete nudity.
General Crook now led the way to the
agency, the companies in line breaking
into columns OF four to the front.
All the principal men have assembled
inside the agency stOckade. An inter-
val OF silence ensued, while the Indians
arranged the order of precedence III
speaking, AMI the council was then
opened by Crazy Horse, who is notably
man OF few words, seating himself on
the ground in front OF the general. He
spoke IN low voice, as follows: "You
sent tobacco to my camp to invite me to
come. When it reached here, l started
and kept on moving until l reached here.
Ever since my arrival my face has been
turned toward the front and my heart
has been happy III coming this way. L
picked out q place where wish TO live
hereafter and put stake in the ground
to mark the spot. There is plenty OF
game in that country. All the relatives
OF mine that are hero approve Of my
choice of place and l would like them
To go back there with me and stay there
together" Crazy Horse was followed by
Young. Msn-Airsid, Red CIond, No
Water, Iron Hawk and others, who also
spoke at greater or less length to the
same effect, and all expressing desire TO
abide by the decision OF the authorities in
the matter and 10 behave themselves in
the future.
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THE sTANDAn b. REDEEMED.
The Southern Cham tons Delicate
by n AcOie of 10 iO7.

The Southern Champions Defeated
by n Score of 1907.
There was good crowd In attendance
at the game of ball At the Fair G.ounss
Yesterday, and the home clnb acquitted
itself nobiy. Below we give report
OF the game by il nlngs:
First inning-Mot1st fou,ed out to
Kennedy; JunkiDs hit liner for two
bases but Was too ambitious and was
thrown out at third bv lett; Glsscock was
thrown out al first by Redmsn. No
runs. Walker went to first on call ed
balls; Brookshaw out on foul tip u LUX
ems, Redm got his base on Luken's err
Tor. Shoup gave Gallagher fly; Ma
lJnev hit third baser TO centre, clearing
the bags; Lotus hit daisy, Maloney
s.oring; Burkalow cent safe one 70
ri mt; Kennedy struck to Junkins and
rst,red III fret Three runs.
Second inning-Hsgan hit safely and
to X fret and went to second on Bartlets
gr,under past short; Wilkinson hit to
second forcing Barley out; Gallagher
out On ay to left; Lukens passed one to
centre, clearing the bases; McKennon
out at first. Two runs. The Reds went
out in batting order.
Third Motist out on foul to
Ksonedy; Junkins Dstted safely and took
his bases, coming home on Glascock's
long bit over centre, Jack reaching third; ;
H4gsn out by Snoup to hrst; Glasc' OK
scoring; Barley out by Kennedy. Two
runs. The Reds took whitswash in
theirs.
The fourth and fifth innings were
blanks fer both sides.
Sixth-Jut kins reached first on
Walkers error; Glasscock out at first by
Shoup, Junkins taking second; Barley
batted safely, taking first, and Junkins
scoring; Hsgan fyed to centre; Wilkin.
son sent one past short and he and Bark
lev tailed on Walkers overthrow to
third; Gallagher struck out. Three runs.
Redmsn gave Junkins fy; Shoup got
second on strikes; Msloney hit we'll tor
ore bag; Lotus knocked high Hy to
Hagsn, which was accepted; Burkslow
sent both men home by beauty to right
centre; Kennedy sent red hot liner to
Junkios, and that was the end of Ken
nedy. Two runs.
Seventh-Both mines blanked
Eighth H,gsn took first on Walkers
muf; Barley hit safely, taking first;
Wilkinson out to Walker by Shoup; Gal
lsgher got in clean hit, Hsgsn and
Samuel scoring; Mckennon took his
bsse on hit to Redman, who threw Gal
l.ghsr out on home; Shoup and Walker
settled Moffet Three runs. Brookshsw
to first on Mckennon's erIor, got second
on Redmsn's hit, and Was forced out at
third by Shoup's hit to Glssscock, Shoup
taking first; Malone earned first Red
msa going home; Malone amused him.
SELF by stealing second, and scored on
L,i,us base hit; Buckalow sent groupder
to Wilkinson and retireed; Lotus was
caught mapping on second, and thrown
out by McKennon. Two runs.
Ninth-Both sides BANKED.
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River News.

The marks at the landing yesterday
showed about 6 feet z inches.
The aciebce departed Tor Petersburg
yesterday. -.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last evening,
The Ragon passed down carly yester-
day morning Tor PsrkerSburg.
The Nail 9 ty took tow OF iron ore
o N ngo yesterday.
The Horn brock left last evening tnr
Pittsburgh with tow of empty oil bar
rels and pig from.
The Salt Valley and Carrie Brooks, en-
route for Pittsburgh, are due up tonight.
The Exchange is laid up At Cincinnati
for repairs, after which she will take the
place of the Telegraph in the Cincinnati
and Pomeroy trade next Tuesday. The
latter will be dlsmantled. after fourteen
years faithful and successful service IN
the Cincinnati and Pomeroy trade, her
engines being transferred to the new
packet building at Cincinnati for the
same trade.
fBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May rs River feet
7 inches and 1sllitg. Weather cloudy
ard raining.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.-Rlver falling
with 4 feet inches in the canal.
Weather fair.
CINCINNATI, May rs. River II feet
IL inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool. Departed-Courier, Wheeling.
MKurhI., May 25.-River fell 5
inch o.. Weather clear, mercury "a deg.
Arr. Ruth, White river. Departed
-Crr,.ol City, Vicksburg, Helena, Alps
and I,rser, Keokuk, Grand Republic, 81.
Louis; Golden Rule, New Orleans.
CAIRO, May 25-Depsrted-Cons Mil
lar. Memphis; Dean, Cincnnati; Colo
RADIO and Bigiey, st, Louis DEPARTED
Anderson, Nashville; James Gilmore,
st. Louis. = River 20 feet 4 inches and
falling. Weather clear; me- curry 68.
EVANSVILLE. May 25.-Weather
clear, mercury 81 to 70 deg wind north
and sharp. River 10 feet l inch and fall
ing. Up-Coal City, Chss. b. Church,
Maggie Smith. Down--Rhoads, Tarss-
con, Storm No. 3. Business very light.
ST. Louis, May 25.-Arrlved-War
Eagle, Keokuk; Belle La Crosse, st
Paul; Belle, Shreveport and New Or
leans; Miller, Cincinnati and Vicksburg,
Vicksburg. Departed Belle LIZ Crosse,
ST. Pau; War Eagle, k"okuk. River
rising slowly. Weather cool.
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pu,r.pvtpurI Nav oS-Elouy

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Flour-ln.
active and lower; extra 81 C067 so;
Minnesota family So 75(G9 90; Pennsyl.
vsnis So 05@9 25; Michigan family
$40 90; high grades $40 0O@ll 90
Wheat-Declining; western red 81 75(G
80; Pennsylvsnis 81 80; amber 81 IS;
white 81 00@2 10. Rye - Demand
limited at SOC. Corn Quiet and un-
changed Weaker; white western
sic; Pennsylvania 5Otd,54c. Seeds-Un-
changed. Butter-Dull; western extra
22@23c. Cheese-Western fine l2c
Esgs-At l3Gl4c. Petroleum-Firm;
-ehned l4@l4ic; crude loic. Whisky
Western at 81 ii.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Wool-
Flat, prices nominal; Ohio, Pen sylvia
MIA and West Virginia double extra
and above 4z@45c; extra 40942c; me-
dun extra 42(g45c; coarse extra 33@
$50; New York, Michigan, Indian
and western fine 35@37c; medium fine
38940c; coarse fine 33935c; combing
washed 45950c; Canada combing Asa
SIC; fine unwashed 25(g27c; coarse and
medium unwsshed 23(g2sc; tub washed
35640c.
MILWAUKEE, May 25.-Flour- Dull
and nominal Whest-Unsett open
ed st advance 2t9sc; closed weak; No.
/ Milwaukee 81 63; No. 2 Milwaukee
81 SO; seller June 81 53i; seller july
81 55i; No. 8, 81 35i. Corn-Wesk and
lower; No. 2, 45c. Oats-Dull; No. 2
37!c. Rye-Unsettled No. l, 76c. Bar
ley-Nominsl; No. 2 spring SIC; No.
8 40c.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Dry Goods-
Heavy woolens for mems wear are still
in steady request. Cottons are moving
slowly from the agents hands, but the
prices are fairly steady. Prints are more
active and dress ginghsms in fair de-
msad. Dress goods are in request.
Foreign goods continue sluggish.
PITTSBURGH, May 2s,-Petroleum-
Quiet and firm; crude st$2 20 ut Park.
er's; refined l4s for Philadslphia de-
livery.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.- Hogs-Good de-
mand at full prices At 81 so0s 0O.
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rs Ala HABTlegLARLE
fNTALiDS,

Spring y q gyanS sSssenS n Snsna "a TO- 9;
Fatal diseases may be- caused by allowing
yhe bowels to become consttpated and the
ystern 10 remain n, aSiiSora cred condi-
Sion. until the disorder has ttmeto develop
Itself An Oun + of prevention Is worth
i %s. Y " rsss We adesce Iii who are
troubled with the complaints now very
preya!ept-headacbs, indigestion. disord-
cred Ever, want Of srpetnS. nausea OF
feverIsh skin, to take, without delay:
sche ck's Mandrake Pills We know OF
NO remedy so harmless and ,cisive In its
orion. II NJ once strikes at The root OF
he disease and produces reaithy tone
to the syste u. People never need surfer
rom any d'sease arising from disordered
ondition Of the liver II they woutd. TAX 2
his sxcellent Hpedicine when lhey ieei
he i-st indicati ans OF the malady. Faml-
les leaving home for the summer montns
shostfdSLake three Cf tOur BOXES Oh these
ri Il with them. They ha an a'moss
instantaneous effect. They will relieve
the patien, OF headsche In one or two
hour and will rapidly Gle nse the liver
ofsurrou ndti q bile, and will en- vcfualiy
prevent bilious attack. Thsy are sold
BY all drug lists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-26
TO-Day's sport.

This afternoon at the Fair Grounds
the Standard base bail club will again
play the Memphis Reds. and the game
will be called at AS o'clock, sharp. At
the close of the ball match the steamer
Ella, which has been chartered by the
Standard club, will be at the Isisr land
ing and take an excursion to the race
course, leaving the Island wharf at 4:l5
o'clock. Tickets can be procured at
the Fair Ground ticket office, for ten
cents each, and only tickets sold al the
ticket Office will be recognized. This
will be bonanza in the way OF sport tor
our citizens, as BY this means they can
witness both the ball match and boat
race in one afternoon.