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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-04-05
American Officers Abroad,

American Officers Abroad.
There is great scandal in Shanghai,
China, c-uscd by public charges made by the
United S:at"s Consul G.ne,al ag1inst George
D. Seward, his predecessor in Office. He
c1scd Seward of various c.;mes and misde-
me-nors, Particularly in the liberation OF a
pirate and = murderer from crstody for q
bribe Of 1000. The efiair causes much ex-
cit,mcnt, end has been made the subject Of
discourses from the prlrit. The document
was sent to Wellington 4or invest; CATION.
The Mystery Explained.
A. Oakley Hall, the miss: 1g, ex-May.
or OF New York has arrived in Liverpool. He
sailed from Cost IN on the 18th ju the steam
sip Vic:ol.a. The vessel is a .reisht steam
or and he w:7 the only pe~senscr. He was
book as w. E. Sutcl;f and when he was
called By his right name il I've. pool he in
sisted that lie vas not Hall but SutcljG. It IS
generally believed in New York that he Il I'd
owing to coming: ing developments connected
! with Tweed's release and Sweeny's tlial.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-04-05

Henry Ward Eeecher has completed
his lecture tour and returned to Brooklyn.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-04-05

Foster has been interviewed and says:
We had no authority to make compact
binding Gov: Hayes, and we distinctly stated
the impropliesy and i1delicacy OF making
such compc y at The time and under the cir
cums;arces. TIT lei er was the result of a
conversation had with ErowD, in which he
asScd for wliitcn assurances Tor his future
not ssk th s as condition Of carving out the
Provisions OF the electoral bill; That he re-
girdcd that a. ma;;er of F rsora! honor and
tnat no power could GORGE him to do
Otherwise than faithfully stand by the pro-
visions OF the bill. He asked TINT the pl, +
be signed by Matthews and mvself, aid
he addressed TO bin and Serator Gordon.
expressed willingness to accede to his wish
es, and tue p. Fer was prep: red, sigoed and
delivered. have no Recollection OF hav :pa
any CONVEX: :.tion With Senator Gordon on the
subject Of " iitiDg this letter.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

Az l'NKSuwS ToSHuE "A great
muscular fellow entered the French
restaurant at the Expo ition, and
taking q seat, in loud voice said
something to one OF tho walters in q
language manifestly not French.
Me not understand" said the
polite Frenchman whereupon the
muscular fellow repeated bis ntter-
once with increased vehemence, Mt
the same time bringing his hand
down on the table with such force as
to quicken tho dishes. The waiter,
observing that it was not English,
called one of his fellows who talked
Spanish, and who in that tongue in.
qnired to know what tho stranger
wanted. again the muscular man
thundered forth his request. 1t was
certainly not Spanish. Then they
sent for one of their attachees. who
is master of thirty languages, who
asked the stranger what he wanted
thirty times, once in each language.
But it was mono Of these tongues
that the stranger spoke. The latter
gave the table another terrific bang,
and with deep disgust muttered :
"lch cum fun Berks county, und
hab kuddleAeck hava wolfe. Ere
scit an fer dommte set norro und
net ct fur en- Centennial saloon tsu
runna." And muttering he left. -
Miners journal.
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Only Remedy for Hard Times.
Change Yonr surroundings

All wanting FRUIT FARMS, csrceiaiiy
adapted 3, the arpwth nfthn VfvE. whsre Il
IL an estsblishsi success AMI r,ys LARIE
PROFIT rho isni Il also ad.ptci 10 tho
fruiisi Aiso. Grain, friss. and Nogetihias
Hany hunirsls 81 oS,clisnt WHEY AHDS.
TliE iOpATION is .onlv ~ nae. south Of
Philidcp phi,, hy R,ilronl. IN iuiii, delightful
climate and AZ the,yery deors ot the New York
aud P9il .delpn,a httketA Another Railroad
THE PLACE is already Large, Succs~fni
AMI Prosperous. Churcle1, schools nut othes
uhctorios OF shoes CiJttiny GLASS. straw
toots AMI other things. ut which dliercn,
mGSs.I ss .csD @, iT.i sin E;'1qFs %
years past for people su Terlny irDn pulmonary
affections. Asthmi. 'iatIrrh, Ague, aud Lebtli.
~ many thoa.'nii have entirely recovered.
new Brick liolcl h,t iust bssn c'mplctci.
too fert front, With back bu ,iings, four .torie.
high, Including french ropf, and all modem i'm.
p lee of FARM LANUt t25. 90 per Acre. pay.
attic by ihstniiinents within the per.oi of tour
ysars. In thl' climate planted out II vincs, 20
acre, Of land VIII count ially as mach ne lV
acres further north.
Persons unacqualntoi Nth Fruit q owing.
can become familiar with IL Ia short time on
account OF surr"unllngs.
Five Acres one Acre, and Town Lots In the
town, OF Lindisyilis aui Vinelaul, tlso tor
sale
Whilst visiting tho Ccntcnni,l Exhibition.
Nincland cat DO tisitei 1T small expense.
a paper containing iuii lni ,rm rtion viii he
sent upon application to 'dAsLEs X. LNSpie,
Nlneis,d ". j.. tree ot cos
Tue tllowing san extract from y description
VI Win laai, pubiishcI ~ tn. New York rnt.
pCNa, by Tho well knoNn Agriculturlst, Svlun
Robinson
All the formers were Of tho well to do" sou,
and .uue IT thom. whp hsvo turne thoir atten.
ti'n to trui's nd market gardening have grown
rich. The soil IL loan, vtryint tom siniy t.
clayey. and -uriace gently unduliting, inter
sectcl with siusll streams and occasional wet
meadows, in which deposits Of peat or muck arc
stored. sufficient to fortilIfo tho whole upland
surface aitor II has been exhausted OF It's natur-
al fertility.
II IL cetiainly Que OF tho most cSten sivo Ter.
tile 'rtcts, In M almost levci pest tion, and
suitable condition tnr pleasant Irmlug. that
We know vt this site Of the Western prilries.
We found some oitho oldest farms rpp ,rently
iust ~ prnhtlbly productive rs whoa hrst Gle az.
ell ~ forest MY or a hundre I yctrsago.
The seclnglst wout soon discover the cause
ithts continued fertility, The wh,le country
u marine deposit anl all through ths soil We
found evid noes OF 9 tlureols substances. youer.
ally In the tnrm of iniurttei rhlctrcous mari
shpsisg many ttstinrt tirns OF dnci' Mt shclls
OF the tertiary tprmttibi; Lpi this maFly sub.
stance " sctttere all throuI the sotI In very
somtniuutei torn, and In tho exact condition
most cssiiy assimilsted by such plants ~ III,
former desires to cultivate AuNS,To
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22
Train Yourselves.

Lam coneinced tbat The best way
to cultivhto traits or msmueis tn
children is 10 place such traits aDl'
mannefs before Them by our own ex
ample. o..
/ was lcl 10 al,ps this bslief by
my own experience Hlving il my
charge . dear little girl, whom was
very dnsircus Of training in the best
possible manner, and not being nc
cdstomei 60 TAKE care OF littlo ones,
/ fear overlollol her mind With
good precepts, She was we'll dis.
poselyaud ever ready 30 promise
everything | rec 1mmenle1, for she
loved me dearly, aud seemed to
think whitevor | sail or lii must ba
right However, sho often panied
me by forsetlulness OF my advice.
while [ noticed that il ever was
tempted, by the pressure Of circum-
stances, to d. any piece Of work in n
less careful manner than that in
which had taught her to do il, her
eye was qnick to see, and her hand
ready 70 initiate.
At first l felt grieved, thinking
how mnch more readilya child would
take tn the wrong way rather than
the right way but | conclude I
that, even when trying to- do their
best, it was far more natural for
them to follow example than precep..
So | took the lesson TO myself thus
Now, for awhile, instead Of training
Katie. l will just let her be, aud
train myself I will try and sho,c
her what I want hor to be instead Of
telling her.
Que day sho was playing ut houso.
keeping with q little friend. They
did not think noticed them but
was surprised on seeing how COM
pletely she adopted my own eI.
pressions in addressing the doll
children My heart almost etood
still ut the thought OF my unworthi.
ness 10 be q model for this future
woman.
Mothers. hold fast the hand oI
God while these little hands are
holding TO yours. that the little feet
may be kept in the right path.-C
~ s. IN christian at Work;
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22
DR.. GORpNE3S
Great Medical Di9G0ToFi1}.


NAY FLpwE3 ASD GENTttN.
sa-, cure ,,r [. r,r CanpIIlut. ps.p-p.i,.
I 2 pa -tti-. 5fths o'1,i Ial i.us-I neo,lty,
Friulls " Wsesn.s4 trI Al 1E e. dissts-. ,rt.ins
rom ., .rrisrst 'rst. n PisitI'e .ad sfs;'
yrii r'r 'svsr tai ,cI.. rI'ustais awe
aisd 10 Nlsi tii ttl-' r.uiliss tItsl AL to-
i.T Ire perfectly cGrcl
the INDIAN COMPOUND
q. ans ~ she .uN.5 .g,ca..irJ msiI'l1s. ever %.
fsrei ID 'I' pa ~. GYr IrI'rn . ~
rhat nrsar .sry. .Jhpisrt, t1i Al -I'u u-' f'n.
pt'in;' r1-um tti.n rin,I .'as iri NsrrtlEis.
rus Compound a strrta,si tri ht. never
IseH 4aavI u tai, Ia CftHp COLI, Ia Horss..
HORSE AyD CATTLE LlSINESr.
varli Or tls ti.i' yt'f cfurltlats % rn.n "
b. tst, VI ~prtlns. BT-ns, se-nsy. Coll ~
si.sEsr.. r ASA Wpgltsaf ~ StH'i, an n ~ D.
beast. RIeu tt,s.u. ltrn' ~ >c.tll4, ,strrtns
a.i % tlrs >ata. Hl..i. AGu.la 90. sssast, 'lrs
N9plss Tai. Lini'nslt li aiSIiy r.c0m nsu !si
hT al saI l,g. Isa it.
KEYSTONE CprGW syrup.
rhl' v,r is-tIl us'ii' A.. vtif1''' purely = Yer
tDse'iy ,n.i 'd-s iIrs ttr COLTS. COlEhs uatr.
na-.. Brll'hlt!4. Wnnning tnagh, Pain o. ne
Chest, ~p'Iilu'i ~ Gi4hi, ~nrsn,.s ant Blss,ituE
a. ths t.urrs NJ rhrntt whlth IA, ever been
inuIi h,s tettisi n ,nn4uu pCio1, tlr rngs,i ip-
tiuu once issuly satisil ftnlnL ne 'Iret. fry /.
Ys tnftal 'nsH tlr Fhtilsif lHtIhs hrpnfa4Lls,
tnd 1li ltlar 'fi,'lnrs ottds Tan 20 rnd tu1g,
ird sith Fnt's bisssi-x tnd rsSlltr ne u
Lhia msitrins Ifrnriinx - d<sctidn you aIty
cnufirntlY expect cure.
GORpNERS vEGErNPrE LIVER FILLS
500 the rslsf mt rr-n 20 r liaus CHru 1liints ~
tl' aind1, pyapepsit, Itt1llc' Uatitths, IA
ii.estinn, tupurftT nft1s Winni ~,
GDRBNERI PIE REMEDY
= q aura ,u-' flr 3lsaiiinr al Erfhlis Plies.
. I 10 - A Fff N A
,v.vv ptr'u,rr " me travs tu-tiriHa ne 4Urs
fhut DR. q Cf1r in.r's mama ls n~irt,i unrn
srHrY -tnsl. rnf'rnttiNn N irV sa.ss cheer.
ally fnmnunc cltah address,
~ Z q ROQnNFR
L.i1ht street. Galumhii 90 Pl
Fpr sala ~ al Druggists ant CAInLrY stores,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22


The Soctu FoLLy.-Nlany fami-
ly, collectively ind individually,
give entertainments that nearly ruin
them to people they care nothing
for, with whom they have no SYM
pathy. and who have no earthly
sympathy for them while congenial
persons, who really have some liking
for them. are quito neglected. be-
cause there is nothing to he gained
by knowing plain Mrs. Brown or
Mrs. Smith. o, dreary evenings,
given to the reception OF u formal
circle of somebodies o, woeful
banquets. at which our somebodies
uibbio little at the costly dainties
provided by their ambitions enter
taiuers ! d. what ashes lie nc the
heart Of this Dead Sea fruit II
YOU wish to be hnppy. you must
open the doors Of your homo to
those whom you esteem or love.
You must take for yonr friends
those who suit you. You must,
however rich, make your entertain
ments opportunities for social mest-
ings. and not occasions for display.
And it is far better to have beneath
your roof those who are honored
and comforted by your hospit ality
than those who condescend 10 visit
You because yo. conrt them. Purse
proud ignorance is always the like
lest to fancy itself every poor per.
sons superior aud you probably
would recognize real superiority by
anything in its manner or bearing.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22
y,sss TIE GREAT CAUSE
s.5sS OF
ES HUMAN MISERY.

IuSI TEJiishfd. m a Ncdtd LHreiOp'.
PRICE sic csaiS
A Lecture on the Nt,ure Treatment.
NJ Radical cure of seminal Weakness. ~
Sprrmatorrhoe. ialucel by Self. Abuse
Involuntary Emissions. lmpntency. Ner
.ons Debility. anh lmpelimrnis 10 Mar
i1gs generally Cnn.uIHprinn, Epilepsy
IN Fits: Mental and Physical lncnpnci
y. &c by RusyrrJ J CULyTEwgLi, 81. u.
.uihcr " the 'Grsen B,os.' SC.
The vorll-renowneh author. in this al.
nira5le Lecture. clearly proves from His
,sn exprHoncc that she awful con-rquen
'rs Of lelf Abuse may he .drc'naliy re
moved without medicine. AMI without dan
,erous surgical operation. bou.i,s. insiru.
r.nis. rings or cor,linl. pninlinr oHi =
node nj cure ~ once certain aud cfccIu1l
~ which every sufferer. no matter what
81. condition may hc. nav cure him,elf
sheaply. privately mud radically
rar-rhis Lecture will provo a boon tt
thousands aud ihon-and-
Sent uui,r seal ina plain envelope. II
NV Hirr-s, on receipt vi siA certs or tw'
postage stamps.
Al !,-..,
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL co.
II AIN ST.. 3-~ Yor. Pos, otice Box 1885,
July Is, 1876. iy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

49, How precious Ia the sight Of
God those qualities are of which we
think almost ineanly--plodding l.b-
its. meeknsss Of heart. sense Of de-
pendepcs and bow little df the mn.
tnrs Of cures what we call gifts are
beauty. briIlisney. sensitivsDsss. fssl
log +, things, by tho way. which are
almost always connected with ssl
fjshDess In tOms way or another,
and therefore sown With ths sssd of
nisssy 90 lAuus&-~3 3stw(eeek =
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

"DpFIcuLrIE'I RE.-That
which God hath sanctiied, do not
'hon call common, and that which
God hath pade plain. dp not daiken.
nor say that il ia dark How plain
ns 10 the general truth is tho history
OF Scripture. How plain tho com.
mnDds, tho cxhortations, threaten
IpRs. promises, comforts, that aro
written there. Take n snnbenm aud
write, md is IL possible 10 write
clearerl These diiliculiies that aro
in Scripture nro not 10 drive us from
the study of thom. They are divine
mojesties aud snblimiiies not 10
cheek our study. bat 10 check onr
aelf confidence VI onr wisdom. They
a,e not to dive ns from tho holy
ground where God shines in The
majesty Of tho bnrDing bnsb. but to
teach us 10 pnt m onr shoes when
We stand on holy ground.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22
A GOOD FAMILY MnpieINg
swAYNE's
TAN 4 SARsAPAR1LLA ptIts


Headache. Lanuuor snd Melan shoiy gsnsesl.
ly spring from adisorierci stomach costivspesS
or torpid liver. Zach may 10 sySsedily remove
ed BY Dr Swaync's Tar Pills, witch stimulate
The Liver AMI stomach to healthy sctioa 10
removing NIL biliousness. md prod ucipr seru.
lar oyscuatlons OF the buWes.
LIVER COMPLAINT
that dreaded disease from which % many Dss
sons suffer, is frsquontiy the cause of
HEADACHE. INDIGESTION, a
DYSPEPSIA
IL specdliy relieved, and are often psrmabsatiy
cured by their use. fsvcrsare ofteu prevented
by the use OF these SarsapAriiit pills, ss thsy
carry oil, through the hiood, the Impurities irs1
which they arise. For costivsnsss there y
bothlnx so eHeetuala as
TAN AND sARsAPARILLA
PILLS.
They arc purely vegetable. and act spseisiiy
on their liver ~ Bus Mass or Oaiounel. viii.
outany bad results rom tnt ing.
Describe symptoms OIL oil eommruioatisus,
AMI address ietiersto br. Swayus h Son, Phiia.
delphln. No charge for advice. Sent by aais
on roeeipto OF price. Price % cents . bes nvv
boSss for "
Ask your druggist for thea.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
The Graceful Art OF Dancing.

Prof. Mullin, the popular teacher of
the latest fashionable dances, has arrived
in the city and taken possession of As
sembly Hall, which, by the way, IS the
finest hall in the city for the purpose,
where he will take pleasure in instruct
ing all who will apply for his assistance.
Prof. Mullen has always heretofore been
we'll pstronized in this city, and he fully
appreciates and Is thankful for this mark
of the public's favor; and this will incIte
him to redoubled etferts to please his
customers this winter. The first class OF
ladies, misses and masters, will be formed
Tuesday afternoon, October 9th, between
the hours of 4 and $50; and for gents,
same evening, from to 10 o'clock,
Prof. Mullen can be seen at all times
either at the hall or at the music store of
Messrs. Adams & Lucas. His terms will
be moderate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
GEO. Z. CAREEBAUER,
ID. &. COCHRAN,
Squeezing the 'Squires for Squibs
and SquabbIes.

The case OF DR.. Lunsford against Mr.
Harry Smith, for assault, will be tried
before Squire Phillips at 2 o'clock to.
day.
John A. Barr, constable of Tridel-
phia district, will have a hearing at 10
o'clock this morning before Squire Phil
lips. Barr was arresteo on warrant
sworn out by Nathan Whitecotten who
stated that Barr had obtained money I'M
der false pretense.
Ella Coen of the Eighth ward was
up before Squire Mix, Monday even
ing on charge OF using foul
mouthed language among some Of her
neighbors. Ella WAS required to give a
bond in penalty OF $50 for her good
behavior for period of six months.
Ralph Marsh made complaint before
Squire Mix against Mrs. Adelia Young
OF the Eighth ward, Monday, for using
abusive language and threatening to ex-
terminate lot of small children. The
case was heard yesterday, and Mrs
Young bonded in the sum of $50 to keep
the peace for six months,
Last evening, Mrs. Mary Berry, resi-
dent of the Eighth ward, caused Ester
Brooks to appear before Squire Mix on
the charge OF using bad language. The
complaint was heard and Ester bonded
in the usual sum.
Thurman Koste swore out warrant
before Squire Schultz for the arrest of
Mary Happy for uncouth language with
threats. The troubled waters will be
Quoted this evening.
Last Monday evening John Seamon
was arrested and brought before Squire
Wheeler for using improper language
with threats that he would snnihilste
Mary Berry. Sesmon was put under
bonds in the sum of $50 to keep the
peace and be of good behavior for term
Of six months.
Elizs Hamm, who lives near the Cen
trail Glass House, East Wheeling APP
peared before Squire Bulger yesterday
and swore out warrant against Consta-
bic John NJ. Hsusenauer for trying to
enter her residence, and breaking the
peace generally. The case was tried be-
fore Squire Bulger last evening at 7
o'clock. Constable Hsusenauer was fined
So and costs and placed under bond IN
the sum of $50 to keep tbs peace toward
all citizens of the United States Tor six
months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
Personalities.

f. Grubb, of Columbus o., has rooms
at the Stamm House
Mrs. Septinus Hall, of New Martins
vile, Is registered at the St James.
Col. Ben. Wilson, Of Wilsonburg, has
rooms at the ST. James.
Capt. Z. Mcdonnell, of Burton, is at
the st. james.
Burt j, Forbes, with Callahan 81 Co., of
Chicago, is at the st. James.
A. l.. Pennoyer, agent for the Adah
Richmond troupe, is in the city, and has
rooms at the Mcclure House.
Col. Faulkner, of Msrtinsburg, left for
home Yesterday. The colonel looks hale
and hearty.
Mr.. Fred. Huseman, the popular
liverymsn, left for New York, on bust
ness.
Mayor Sweeney will address the mem
bers OF the Nail City boat club at their
DEMONSTRATING" next Friday evening.
Mr.. Amos Osborne, OF this city, has
leased the Centennial Hotel at Bellaire.
Miss Emma Moore, formerly teacher
at the Female College in this city, sails
for India to enter the missionary field of
labor, on the Goth inst.
Mr.. n. B. Dresser, editor of the LIBERAL
published at Tilsonburg, Ont, and who
with his wife has been visiting at Mr.. Z.
J. Gibson's, in this city, for several days,
returns home to-day.
Judge Thompson and wife left on
Monday, to attend the Episcopal q eneral
Convention which meets in Boston next
week. Miss Libbie Greer, of this CITY,
accompanied them as far as Providence,
r l.
The fascinating Miss Blanche Tilton,
who has been visiting at the Smithfield
fair during last week, has returned to
her home ut Tiltonville.
Rev. George P. Hayes, D. D., has been
entered as law student, at the Wash
ington, Pa, College, by Hon. A. w.
Acheson, in the Common Pleas Court of
Washington county, Pa. Sic transit
gloria ecLesiae.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
Consumption Can be CURED.
schenck's Pulmonic syrup,
Cchenck's Sea Weed Tonic,

Schenck's Pulmonic syrup,
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic, p,us
Schenck's Mandrake Pllls,
Are the only medicines tnat Will ouie
Pulmonary Consumption, -,
frequently medicines that WILL stoP
congh will occasion the death OF the pa
tient: they lock up the liver, stop tns CIR
cnIation Of the blood, hemorrhage ioiiows,
and in fact they clog the action OF tne
very organs that caused the cough. ,,a
iyer Complaint aud Dyspepsia are lne
causes of two-thirds OF the cases OF ooh-
sumption. Many persons com jain o 20
dull pain In the side, consttpatloni coaueu
tongue, pain in the shoulder pIaue, e.
ings of drowsineSs and restlesshess' tue
food living heavily on the Stonacn, av
comnanied with acidity and belchlng up
Vi Thass symptoms usually originate from
q diSorde cred condition of the stomach or u
torpid liver. ,o,,a ON. ar
Persons so affected, II they tasS III thaSa
two heavy colds, and the cough IN th 'is
cases be suddenly checked, Will nhu me
stomach and liver clogged, remaining
torpid and inactive, ana almost oeiot y,
they are aware the lungs are mass VI
sores, and liberated, the result OF WHICH
is death. l., -, ax-
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an eA-
pectDrant which does not contain oP!uiiti
or anything calculated to checK co"s"
SchenSk's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves me
food. mikes with the castle Juices vi .os INC =
stomach, aids digestion, anu -
ravenous appetite. do, ,,tns.I.
When the bowels are costlVe, Skin "a =
low. or the symptoms otherwlse VI = :
bilious tendency, Schehcks On
pills are required. ,,, only nv
/ III. SCHENCK & son,
n cor. Sixth and Arch Sts., Phlla,
And for sal by all druggists anu dealers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
The Cheapest Rooris the Gravel Roof

George Crumbscker, Of this city, is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through q
process that frees it from oil and beRzole,
and no matter how great the heat, i. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers for sale
ut the lowest rates. This ROOF has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postoGice or
cal at his establishment, head of 18th
aud Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended TO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
riding Over Financial Difficulties.

His Honor Gov. Mathews has sue
ceeded IN relieving the financial wants
OF the State government by making
loan of 100000 from the Bank
of Wheeling for six months, bearing in
terest at the rate of $40 per cent, the
rate set by the Code. Twenty
five thousand dollars was placed to the
credit of the State last week, the re-
manning $35, 1000 was paid over yesterday.
1t is supposed that before or by the ex.
pirstion of the six months the State taxes
will be coming in so as to liquidste the
debt at maturity. About one-third of
the loan has already been absorbed in
liquidsting the accumulated claims
against the State.