davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

R.rgo Jgno GraqA A lt 4 tra&e %bs az EensTaiy d5P g3
f MIN. et 81 @ a42. csl.' Dad No M wausee club
at-l "a Corn~ale 10 carloads No AZ 81 Ole; 80 BUSH
5-c 1000 bush No al 81 ac. 1000 bush. iln crel az
unclu,ed in he absence of sales Receipts by aAeF our.
5000 hns corn 1910 bush % 6y ,rsl-F.our St09 3
bu-h. Barley l20l bash; rye 400 bush. shipments ~
f 1879 t. DO. to interim 4ate POINT oorn 500 ba.ai
t2li, ' y,i ,.' ' W.t i0o ,ii cora II Iu.a';
OATS 300 Jsl; Barley, 800 bush5 Rye 400 bush Canal
Ciic 40 june i-Fou. steady and fra. wheat active
t5, IU ' iN a d5 II s i,,ieced Soc corn Sc.iye at
43tc. cash; II tc, July $780, August kgecleh 4ic'
steady ~ fair demand at 81 2' cas1 - July e
lecicd -sc Rye steady gqeAoIsea PorA st2d5' IN ar
f't % .y u , N @ @rdeH at - So cash: s. 20 - - =
July 80 ~ ~ - AIIst iiIA " l,-' (; ~ ~ ~ "a
eco bbis Flour, 6Jlo bush. Wheat $4,000 bush
SHIPMENT si 500 bis. flour 45o bush. Wae4l, 1000
bush. Corn, 10000 bush oais -O2 Dgs4 re- -. o'.
3 cash; 81 5t4as54 b. July. Com rTegqaf higher at
sl8 S. JaIy; s3 70 bd, August Lard easier az - 80
GSr6SiHJ June lrogr f.pgg bgt not quo,abyl leecr se
raL Pofk quiet NJ ga 90 Lard in goo: demand; steam
Henas.,q, , ~ -oiiaTs 81 81 cash - si5r June sioFt
Ribs, 7-c: short ciear 'c Bacon IN ,ar demand a9l 20
es, 3D. WHISKY steadr VIII a iair demand az > %.
Butter Gun ad unone HOGS 5t,esy ana nil' OO' 'ii'
DETROIT I-ficw Gw.t sales 200 hls ~ s9 Wheat
2',,g r,r i.T rlIT I i. 81 81 4sI g. Milling Il -;
no White Michigan. - - al 70 Nih4e;sl - ID
seller jane No at 80. cash. RcceIpts-Flour $40 bos;
bb,.' Wheat 2ol55 BUSH. Com, lisa baaA oat' -5JG
Miw,rKaa JIM g Flour dul and neglected Wheat m
sett'ei; opened at 5fltc. higher Cd " que. No ~
seIcr Aaeusf Il l6l. No no.. 5 a. Corn he. huny
S2 40, p ,5 f'' o o"' IA ~ s.. ,r , " o.f ~ o No
-p.a- 1ic; SO. 3 t1, ioc. tsegtt,-,-4i to liuLlo,
Gi.nts-9 90 bai. Flour. go bush. wheat
rHuADr'in1 J6n. i.-Fiour trwer. sgrers se1s5 20 /;
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

FIEsr BoARD-Il o'UooE 4. ".



- Two ceD-s' q hushcl for transporting corn from
Clieaeo 20 Buffalo by Jake vessels is a sad outlook
u. aoi railroad traffic for the succeeding five months
liar Tins nay Dee fully appreciated DO may be neces-
',iy % explain that If requires ess than 36 bushels
" corn % make a toms weight. AUD therefore this
o-tse equal TO less saan - cents per iona rate
~ 'oD par uilo lor the distance by either the Lake
'loie OF Michigan Central Railroads, of about 1l3
Nils lo-days ImBUNE contained "a list of ship
-'-ls from buiiao east by the canal from the
YFung Nay = 10 the 3ls ult.. which showed the
'0eet OF low tolls and the consequent loss Of traffic
" the railroads from that point % tidcwater The
oseine Of 100000 bushels OF wheat shipped
amply represents the smaller total movement Of
mat particular article as compared with last year.
"ut the gam to the canals IN the following
named commodities faIly reflects the traffic
winch Is diverted from the railroads: Corn
gains 100000 bushels; barley, 10000 bushels
%' 000 hnshals boards. 100000 feet Shin
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

bales. Third can-Julv, 100. ll3t August 100 ll40
March, 100 l145 total 300 bales Sales TO-DAY TO
June GOO lS5 200 l13s M 200 il2g & 2o9 ils5 5eg 5e9
lISi 1900 lL33i 300 ll3s 400 ll3i 90 ii5o loo,
ii9f 400 II fO 100 II 80 300 iigs: POO il4O sep
teinber 100 II 26 800 ISL 100 il32 300 llZ9 Oco-
ber 500 llO6; 100 lIO7 100 lilo November, 100 1898
December 900 1899 January, 200 lll4i February zoo
n 80 March 100 ll4j total ZO3DO bales grand total 81,
500 bales I1change-O paid 10 exchange loo June Tor
Juy - pd exchanrc 100 June for August The market
clio oiv barely Al the follow quot atiOns.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

l,4O
bor 500 ll06 lt0 llQI 100 LILO Novembr ZOO lpye;
iisO March 100 ii45 tosl 20 SO bales eiead e,1 a.
9 P o 1 &c o 59 uss 10 & s1'ss aas ign The market
closely barely steady At the following quotations: 49,.
Jaae......--Iisso ISl Soyemoer. 1921 iiQ3aoss
se6,e@ser...iiSs ii2s febfuafv.........ii.56 ii85
Transferable orders were issued 90 ll.50
DRUGS AND CHENuCALs-There Is = moderate bus.
mes me 10 gy eeng cone either M DTasS qt Ssin'1t, ~
sna Dn' ,W '.,' '.' IN ," IL. arc nsid an5
eot i1 I.S Sory,,ns ~ :, 5o ori}pioe m - ;.j.
u 5o4fl 80: Suais SOFA, q g0es: seIa per 100 D. 1
eiisn lenncass 2o9sl p ior sa soda Is 80 879lor
All g"d. flesciD9 Fguer ~ CO.. anTrenry orats
Potash. p 92ic eod Es.euua ons, si4si 20 sold for
tol saiTa. - 90 for WmerIeen and s2 30 for Peppr
$50. COLO. Clutch 6sG5c.. god Gammel 81 te gold
ErCot 65G15c.; Chamomle Flowers 25aoOc' luecac -
m n9, & have been qar s and gef 4ay' been
~ - 50asa Cod a. 754s3 ~ for New George and
boxed. I5c ior sealed s5as5 % for Halifax SPLIT ga
Ei%oSE % 4TD , NEA9ee 5 be-, Tai @ofTae mod @ eIPort % ana
rathr steady Prices without decided chance, with
al grades lucudne 1900 bb cry Mills Exua. s6 5oaSs;
500 bb Log Grade tHlGa g 5og -f So LOO bbz d Mr
GsS s gdo bi. 49, 3 % 75 as 55 tran.aciols a. s Is
go ~ "a & ~ r 2g ~ 20 52 o SIrs s S SAT- a ~ 7cg u 5o
Common to GoaG doi - 95q.l; 'oea To Ch.ife g,
common Extra Western. -6 0oa - Common 20 Fdir DO.
= 0,aS7 30 Far Good DO; - 30 80 Good . Cics DO.
NV, % Ir,les - Ia "a ~ i,-e,r m common Fytra gornt
Hoop Omo a. sOq ~ 80, Common 20 Good do. - a-e 20
M1ne-ora fzrra ~ 55ds1i GOOD to 'olce DO;
@ -, So common to Good Good Extra -, st. cli Ioqs
eosins rrr moro .ieady ana in % instances iTae Isr
.---oot ~ ~ Finl shade -IongrI' Nith a iAl ID
Gadi tEr 655+9 IS. Coco 20 Very choice ztr. - 80
afi0 10 .YE Hour quiet aud .tsady sales 500 bal5
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
HAVANA MAQKET.

T,vAyl June l.-SuCar qriet and fat Exchange rising
on fhe United .Jlte- go days, currency --4 discount
snort sight DO ad2 premium 5U days, gold 5gD6 pr
mum short sight Go-o 2Q7 premium.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

oIes 100000; slaves, 100000 lard fall gain).
I.335 Gs5 pounds and pork all gam 913 pounds
These combined facts significant of the desperate
condition to which low water rates have reduced
railroads so heavily handicapped with watered
capitals and debts as are those leading from this city
to the West, and suggest a reason why there are
held such frequent meetings of railroad officials,
which result in nothing but rumors calculated 20
affect the market prices of securities. And now
comes news from Chicago of anticipated trouble IN
the only remaining business which heretofore has
never been cuc-the live stock trade-and according
to The Chicago Tribune it approaches from the same
direction as all other troubles have emanated This
business heretofore has been pooled on a basis Of
certain rates from Chicago east but it now appears
Shipment, are being made az lower rates from points
south and southwest Of Chicago than IS permitted
by the pooling scheme, and as usual in such cases
the Baltimore ana Ohio Company is again alleged to
be the scape goat which creates all the trouble
Hence meetings are being held at the West to-day
and harmonzing this new plague to railroad officials
The end. whatever may result from present confer
ences may easily be predicted. the past having fur
nlshed a sure KEY.
II would no1 be safe for any one 10 calculate upon
q lack of ingenuity in stock spectators. The war
fever having passed away, and the talk Of prospect
i've crops next September having done It's full work
ana become Slait tO-cdS IL was PI"'P'''''N SUNNI
of the employees on the Pennsylvania Railroad and
,Il i+ o,,,oct,,,s tbot els tn divert all the bus-
ness TO the Lake shore and Central and Hudson
roads, which was used 10 stimulate prices, but
this was remarkable only for its failure 10 miiu-
-. II i;d +l,o +otl,ir, pela+ive
cn'e any ou' .i''p VIM ~ - - g,
TO strike on the Pennsylvania Railroad, II Is safe
70 predict il will not occur unless in concert with
- II ,,-o. I,o,,, which after the utter
Uiio va i'"'' No. ..t.t..,..1y - IN
defeat eNpeHehceu oy tuo Oi"'i,ei"
its contest with the Reading Company Is
not likely 90 happen. Nevertheless. on the
So - 3D. .,,-,,i.i,, Central and IIu,lgou rose from
~ "a ',' , -, on I.l-, .t.,r.
o9a4 o9I2 to VO'4' Dut ehueu a' oV' L'N0 ''''
fter sales at ISL 4Sasd isis, rose to 49 ana closed
at 4S5.. and Michigan Central sold at 3S3l a39Aa
oo, e ,,i,, ,,lcr to o. story of strike on
"5-4. As u ~ s''o ''.,' -. .,,...,J
the j IthhSSiNa'I" A"l'Io"U "o ''vN
rallied Tn rs only later TO sell at 5G2t taJ7 Yester
day i'm referring 10 tine quotation OF This stock we
Ihade am inexcusahle biundcr. quoting It ia each
ease just per cent too higA, rs We also Quott0
Chicago and Alton a. selling here "at 1G without
r....v.,r, ,rh.rao- d did not sell under 4 q and
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

The following is recapitulation of the public
debt statement issued to-day:
DENT BkARING INTEREST IN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14
Buy Flowers at Speyer Bros.
Neuhausen's Summer Garden.

The National Road as Tar as Billy
Stamm's, was all alive yesterday, the
objective point seeming to be Ne1hau.
sens Summer Garden and Ice Cream
Pavilion. The Elm Grove cars were
coming every halt hour with big loads
OF human freight, more or less OF whom
wanted 10 do the new summer resort.
Mr.. n. was quite busy serving
cream aud refreshments to his guests
who appeared delighted with the rool,
cosy retreat from the city and dust that
is opened unto them. This pleasure
resort is not yet completed but far enough
advanced TO know what will be its sp.
pesrance when finished. Ry next Sun
day all the improvements will be per-
fected and everything working smoothly.
Among other accommodations for pleasure
seekers, is fine dauce hall with q
polished floor 32IS2. The scene
to be had from the floor OF
this hall, looking west, is, perhaps,
one OF the q est in the valley. The little
tables Tor tete tetes and refreshments.
under the thick foliage OF the luxurious
pines, is another attractive feature about
the place that makes it charming. Ample
conveniences for lngress and egress Of
carriages and teams arc provided. In
fact, there is nothing wanting to make it
the most pleasant resort about Wheeling.
In this connection, Mr.. Neuhausen de-
fires to state that after next Sunday only
those holding season tickets will b I'D.
mitted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14
LAEsr STYLES of Shoes Just received
at L. V. Blends.
MOundAVille Locals.


Editor OF the Register.
There not appearing any locals in your
valuable paper concerning MoundsvilIe
for some time, the writer OF this pre-
sumes TO write.
The present Council, regardless of po-
litical complexion, has shown progress
slve spirit in laying brick psvements in
stead of board, and grading the streets,
al d, generally speaking, they and the
town sergeant during the past year de-
serve credit for enforcing the ordinances
and preserving good order IN our town.
The business in some respects has
frightened up. The agricultural works
and rolling mill are running on full
time.
ak" IN writing TO the MteiL,gcneer, in
Inmates that the County Court erred in
not making an exception OF educational
meetings in the court house. The court
that is the out siders) think that before
the County Court should rescind their
present order, "a" should define what an
educational meeting ls, and If the expia-
nation proves acceptable, will freely aid
him IN resembling the present order,
which is only meant to exclude farcss,
under the name OF education.
We understand a match game OF
checquers, for psstime, was played yester-
day, between Mr.. Dennis Meighen, OF
Wheeling, w. Va, and John w. r..
ESQ, OF MouE isviIle, in which there were
three for Reid, two drawn snd two for
MIR. Meighen, leaving Nouudsville still
ahead. CLAY DIsTRCT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14
rne wheeling Teachers Association.

The association of the public school
teachers OF this city, Prot. John {.
Hervey, Superintendent Of Schools in
Ike chair, and Prot. L. &. Bundy, Sec
retsry, held Its regular monthly meeting
st the Third waro school house Saturday
morning, commencing Mt ten o'clock.
The meeting was opened by singing
and followed with prayer. The pro-
gramme fixed for the meeting, was car
red out rs follows:
/. Select reading by Miss Jenny Pat
terson and Miss Decie Hamilton, the
ladies reading well selected pieces of
poetry in very credItab.e manner.
2. Essay by Miss Lizzie Clohen, who
read a very able paper on when l
went to school," in which the most vivid
and interestlr G pictures Of school lie in
former days and ut the present time were
drawn.
8. The discussion of 1.-THE order of ex-
erclses in our public schools" continued
from two former meetings, was postponed
to the next meeting, because some men,
bers of the association, whose particips-
ton in the discussion was desirable were
not present. Instead of it an informal
discussion of the length of school hours,
that is OF the daily number of hours dur
ing which the pupil: OF the public sc hools
ought to be instructed in school took
place. Professors Hervey, Boyd and
Snowden and Rev. 7. +. C.ancy took
part in said discussion, during which a
number of wholesome and interesting re.
marks were made. The meeting then
adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14
Two Observation-Disclosures

"People's Remedies" are seven In
number and are manufactured BY DR..
M M. Fen ner, Fredonia, n. 7. No one
of them il pu. forward - -eursall,"
but each u adapted TO special class Ut
diseases, q described in the circular en-
titled aPsoplss Remsdis," wAAes u
wrapped around every bottla Each
remedy, In it, place, Il curssivs In the
highest sense possible, In the present ad-
ysnced state OF medical science. When
thus adapted it will apparently work
wonders. Many Thousands Of certificates
of cures on ale, written BY grateful In
yslids who have BEEN restored BY them
10 health. Some Of these are published
in the circular above referred to, repre-
senting all classes of society, from the
Iowly cottage to the Princely palaces and
oficss of state. Ask your druggist for
one. 90, -,
Nrv BITHLKHEM, PA, July 10th, 10
DR.. MN. FEsNER, FredoniA n. T.:
DrAR S1R:-A About two years ago l
had an eruption Of the skin and swelling
Of my upper lip and both legs. could
not wear boot for nine months. l had
also . bad cough for about hteen years
I met YOU at the McNutt House, here,
last Fe bruary, showed ysu my swollen
limbs, and you examined my lungs. You
prescribed your Blood and Liver Remedy
AMI Nerve Tonic, your Salt Rheum
Ointment and your Improved Cough
Honey. commenced their use at once,
as YOU directed. The effect surprised me-
and all who knew my case. The cough
slmos. Immediately closed. The eruption
disappeared, and the swelling went
"down and OUT Ii 10 now about SIX
month since commenced the treatment.
| improved SO that commenced work
the first of March, and now / wear my
boots and labor as before l WAS sick. No
trace either of the Cough, Swelling or
Eruption remains. The cure Is complete,
and l feel as well as before was tick,
l am willing to be qualified as to the
truthfulness of the above, aud will cheer.
fully answer all inquiries. l feel as
grateful to you as it is possible for re-
stored invalid TO feel. Yours Truly,
J. NJ. SErLrR.
Sold by dealers in medicine Logan
List i Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling
w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14
ReIfgtOus.

There was q good attendance yester-
day at the different churches.
At the Jewish Synagogue religious in-
struetion for the preparation OF CONFIRM
ants was given.
At the Fourth ssreet II. Z. church, the
fpbjects discussed were: "Consecrstlon
Complete" and "Thrse Worlds to Con-
quer."
At the First Baptist church, "Christs
Second Coming" and "rhe Universal
Diffusion OF tue knowledge Of the Glory
of the Lord" were the subjects OF dis
course.
"Christisn Fruitfulness" and "rhe
Murphy Temperance Movement were
discussed at the Chspli-e Street u. Z.
church.
On Friday next the feast of Shabuoth
will be observed at the jewish Syns.
gogue.
The subject of the Rev. Armstrong
discourse, at St. Mathews Church yes.
terday morning, was "Charity." Inc
gentleman took q n w departure on this
subject. and showed that much OF that
which is called charity at the present
day is not the true charity that Chris
tians should possess. The discourse was
eloquent in its bearings.
Revs. Armstrong and Jackson
will leave during the early part OF THIS
week to attend the general session o. the
[ Episc pal Council, to be held NJ Staun-
ton, Va Consequently there will be no
services at St. Mathews church next
Sabbath.
At the Sixteenth Street English Luth-
eran Church the solemn rites OF baptism
and confirmation were administered,
and the Holy Supper celebrated. The
pulpit and bsptismal font were oeauli.
fully decorated with flowers, contributed
| nv Thomas Hornbrook and other friends
OF the church, and every part OF the sa'
cred edlfce was filled with most attentive
citizens. Seventy-two persons were re
ce,ved into full membership, twelve being
from the Sunday school. The gray
haired sire and very young person KheiI
at the same altar and vowed henceiorth
to live unto God. There was no se!mt n
10 the morning, the pastor, Kew. r.
Bsrnitz, suffering from sore throat. Ihe
| Sunday school WAS very full, there bell
between four and five hundred present.
In the evening the pastor preached TO a
crowded congregation sermon appro-
pirate to the newly admitted mcmoerS.
from Philippians III, ID and a. But
this one thing l do, forgetting those
things which are behind, and reaching
forth unto those things which are before
| press toward the mark"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14
Hennegen. Bates Il Co.

An announcement in our advertising
columns this morning conveys inteln'
genes that this old, reliable. we'll estao-
ii.hed and highly esteemed frm has re,
solved upon . change Of base, ana wili
hereafter date from Baltimore. we
sesred when the Wholesale house OF hsn'
pegen & Co. was established In Baltimore
few wears ago, that It would yet draw
with if the Wheeling firm, and now our
fears are realized. But, apart from the
sorrow of parting with gentlemen whom
we have all known SO well, 1t must %
said that the good wishes Of tho
community 60 with Messrs. henne.
gen, Bates & Co. to their new
place OF business. The gentlemen com.
posing the firm are all enterprising ana
energetic and, rs has been proved by
their long and successful business career
and relations here, are men OF strict In
tegrity who will always do honor TO the
community in which they live. We
most heartily commend them to the
favorable acquaintance aud patronage OF
the good people of Baltimore, and with
them both social and financial success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14
Secretary sherman and u. ,,,..
cafe

NEw YORK, May H. tn. r.
Post says OF the conference ,s,,.,'
Secretary Sherman with n. 80
who constitute the American men
of the syndicate having ehArv, of,s.
per centum bono negotiation. IA. -,
ing WAS done TO extend thu Co..
which expires June 10Th, or 70 no,'s'
The syndicate agreed TO lake &. sDfa,
in June and pay gold Tor the Am. ~,
the understanding that no ave,.,,,,i
per cent. bonds shall BE- calleipuos
this sale. No gold SO lc,eivei, i, 49,.
will be held for rcsump..oa p,,..'
in 1879, or if sod Tor legal pnt., -
these notes will be he'd p.-n,,,,'.,
for the redemption OF fractions e.,,..,,
The fractional currency hs. ln,,.
measure, bee n DESTROYED and viii 800.
come IN for redemption, 81 iaM ,st -,
tenders tskcr IN will, Tor al p,,t,,
purposes, b. the same ~ II c,ne,I,.t !
is understood that the Selrr.,r A.,
templates tina sale Of s? 5OIluOo.
per cent bonds each month md La e.
will be held, or II II /. sold 70, a,
tender uotes, that the latter VII. =,
To redeem the fractional nO.e, I q
sXtcn. that the fractional note, an a..
standing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14

NEW ORLrASa Nav =, iss.
S ss. S;a, Baptist Convention r ,....a ..
the committee on eolo,s. 0aalfnn q
, r.e. PAP paper on the suejsc, nd s.s.
x sies. made 0 On il By Bishop a.S,sssaa.'a
TeIs.. Robert ana Ru., :, 1ves,t d
and Wilson, Of Mississippi, " R asasast,
Newman, a eolored B.ps,s, n ma AZ
tins city. was invited 10 .ss,. u'ai'se' d
vsn IN, His remark. ves ~. y, o.,
well received. The r.pO, '', s, "
was exceedingly liberal .S, Ssis
,or 'eIisi0u' equ.lisy, I'm a. A
Cd without a dissenting S SOP
every speaker advocating il. 49, sS'as
strong terms 0P!as !.
The following resolution x,.
and adopted: ~ esce
Resolved, That The Pre.ia.,,
i've brethren TO attend tie mp; .pi",,
OF our Northern brethren, ,oon
NJ Providence, Raoie Island " aS
vey to these soeretle, our f,.. 20.
wishes. ''s's's,
The report Was adopted.
At late hour last evening ii. -,
veotion adjourned 70 NEE, =, ~ .e . o.
enth Baptist Church in N,.b,H A''.
second Sunday in May, 1878 s
'. l.. Curry, OF Alabama VI. ,D,,,.,
ed TO preach he convection ,.,n Sp''.
The members Of the 80.
preached to-day in nearly All II. =
testsnt churches in ,be CITY ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14
To ALL. PARTICULARLY
~ INVALIDS,

sickpesl should ct once DO att,noeo 70
Fstal diseases may be caused by allowing
- boVeIs e. become constipatsd and the
vS>sfn To rsmafn IN Q disordered corm-
ion. until the disorder has time TO deveicP
feseG An oun q Of prevention u w0rtn =
bound Of cure, II IN old and truthful say
fng. Therefore, We advice all whs are
troubled with the complaints now very
ache, indigestion. olsoro-
cred liver, want of appetite, nausea or
fevSrish skin, to take, without delay,
Sche ck's Mandrake Pills. We know OF
no remedy so harmless and decisive In lts
action, Il at once strikes ct the root OF
the disease and produces nealtny tons
TO the systsn. People never need sumo,
rom any ,sease arising from disordered
Condition of the liver If they would takS
this pxcelleut medicine when they Ieei
the nrst indications OF the malaoy. RANT
lies leaving home for the summer montns
shouid take three or four boxes OF thess
pils with them. They have an amos.
In. tantaneous effect. They will relieve
the pstieuL OF headache In one or two
hour and will rapidly Gle nse the liver
OF surroundi e bile, aud will Ell ctualiy
prevent bilious attack. They are SOLO
by all druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-14
ntsh0D Z olIsssrated

CHARLESTON, MS 10 Rev ,
Moore, pastor e ~ PatrICss cta'tt 4
this city, was ~ day cou.ocrsted B,tf
ot ~. Augustine. Bishop JtSb
preached.
J. Evans Eitiol,, while n't;i
81 200 to pay the wager 10 he tara 4
the Pbo,pat" WORKS, h"sr serr, +"
shot dead and robbed. Tso t'cs
were arrested and contend he o.s.
The money va found ~ Their pcs
sion.