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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11
The Famine in India.

LONDON, September I0.-A Calcutta
special says that the weather reports for
the past week are decidedly cheering
All the Madras dittricts have had some
rain, ard in many parts it was heavy
There has also been RAIN in Bengal, Sin
die, Mysore and the Central provinces.
The prospect in Punjaub has greatly I'M
proved. The situation in the northwest
ern provinces and IN Dude is still crit
ical. The districts dependent on the
southwest monsoon now have isir pros
pect Tor later crops. This is checking
orders for the delivery of grain in Octo-
Der, and may be the cause OF crisis
then IN consequence of deficient imports.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11

JOIN Y. KELLEY, the nominee OF tine
Workjngmen's party in Belmont county
for Prosecuting Attorney, printed card
in the last issue of the Bellsire LeadeT,
Withdrawing IRON the candidacy and
declaring IN favor of the election OF the
Democratic ticket. The TACT is, the
Democratic party has always been the
party Of the laboring man, and it is the
only party which in the near future is
likely 10 have the power to ali him
Stick to the old ship.
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Murderer Executed.

NoRRlsTowN, Pa, September 10
Thomas Frsncis Curly; who murdered
Mary Ann Whiteley, was hanged this
morning in prison in the presence OF
sbout two hundred people, including OF
fcisls. After the services OF the Cs:ho-
lie church, the drop fell at 1914 and
death followed almost instantly. Curley
was allowed to hang ~ minutes, and was
then delivered to the attending priests.
Curley's only remark upon the scatfold
wss Gentlemen, l bid You all good
hvnn
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Railway Collision.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September 10
Early yesterday there was collision on
the Virginia side OF the Potomac near
Long Bridge, between cattle train on the
Baltimore and Ohio road and freight
train on the Midland road, which result
ed in both engines being badly damaged.
The caboose of the freight train was
burned and eleven head of cattle were
killed. The conductor of the train,
Thomas LucEett, was tally Injured.
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Yellow Fever.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September 10 -
The fatal termination of two fever cases
at Fernandina yesterday afternoon and
reports OF new cases and the sdvice OF
physicians to the citizens to Nleave the
city, has thrown the entire community
INTO great excitement A quarantine
has been established against Fernardins
in all the principal towns o. the Stste
An extra train arrived ut Baldwin from
there with two cars crowded with fugi-
tives and many leave in the morning.
only two severe cases are reported to-
night. The physicians say the disease
has assumed milder form.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11
Attack on the Public school System.

NEw YORK, September l0.-Rsy.
Patrick Leonard, pastor of st. JohnS
Catholic Church, Newark, yesterday,
made an attack upon the public school
system of the country. An evidence OF
tne unlawful influence ofthe public school
teaching, he ssid, might be observed
nightly, when young girls Of loose chsr-
scter perambulsted the streets Of New
York. He said if parents permitted their
children 70 go to the public school he
would avail himself of ms privilege and
publicly denounce them from the altar,
and if their children were members Of
the ANGELS Society" of st. Johns be
would have them expelled. he would
not permit them to sSocisteE with tie
other children Of theGpskish - church,
as be feared their conts1tiBsssne fffnenOe
be said be had taken M&s;xnd Ind under
no coRsiderat on would he reesde ircmit.
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CULTURE and refinement are sdmirs-
Oily tested by the way in which the
Women and children of family are
stirred. This need not necessarily be a
matter of great expense. "Andrews'
bazsr" furnishes, in addition to interest.
ing literary matter, the fullest illustra-
!ions and descriptions of changes in
fashion, and patterns, when they are de-
slfed. So the ladies are kept perfectly
posted. The West is made practically
Independent of the East by such publ
Gallon. Get it by all means 1t least
satisfy your curiosity by sending 10 cts.
70 W. R. Andrews, Cincinnati, for a
specimen copy.
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Ioiuf Diseussion.

COLUMBUS, o., September 1O.-The
Republican and Democratic State Com
mittees have arranged or q joint discus.
sion between Stanley Matthews and
Thomas Ewing, TO be held st Dayton on
Monday afternoon, September 18th,
Chillicothe 18th, Shelby Goth. snd Ali.
snce Dist.
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soMg scientific gentleman has discov'
e,ad that petroleum oil is great hair in
vi,orstor. That fact, we suppose, Is
Enown to the fast young men OF Wheel
IN, who are IN the habit of getting "ben-
zine in their hair"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11

TIE Virginia bsr.keepers nave been
compelled to buckle on their beer bell
punch, BY = decision of the courts of that
State. 1t Is estimated that the drinkers
tribute to the State treasury will amount
10 the handsome sum of three-quarters
Of million dollars annually. Very
good.
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Railroad Election.

New YORK, September lO.-Sidney
Dillon has been elected President of the
Chicago and Canada Southern railroad,
James ". Converse Vice President, and
BENJAMIN T. Hain Secretary and Treas
urer. This company has heretofore been
under the same management as the Can
ada Southern Railroad company, but the
organization just effected Is practically
independent of the Canada Southern.
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The Fairmont Normal school.
,acial Disnatch to the Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
The fall session of this school opened
to-day under very fattering circum-
stances. Notwithstanding it commenced
on Monday, very untsvorable day, there
are large number of students from all
parts of the State present. There are
more ladies enrolled now than al any
preceding session, while the number OF
gentlemen Is very encouraging. Dr..
Blair, the principal, and Misses Dickie
and Lucy Fleming, assistants, are pres
ent. The day was spent IN enrolling the
students and assigning them to their
proper classes. DR.. Blair has every as
sursnce that the number of students will
be largely increased in few days.
Ike,
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TIE Buckhannon Banner says that the
farmers 0! Upshur find themselves with
more pasture this season, than their
cattle can eat, and that, owing TO the
scarcity of money, they are unable to
buy cattle 10 consume their pasture.
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The Cotton Crop.

GALVESTON, September l0.-The Cot
ton Exchange crop report says that the
character of the weather, since August
lst, has been favorable in l3 counties,
unfavorsble in 3, and dry and hot in a..
The weather, as compared with lsst
wear, is more favorable in counties, less
favorable IN 80, and the same IN 20.
The common plant is fruiting well re-
tanning its squares and balls IN IS counties,
but not n, fruI;ng wei d as%sdiag = n.ss.n' in
is good in IA and poor IN. fP cocnties
and compares with last yek& ~ follows
Sixteen counties report the same, Is q
decrease OF so per cent, while porthern
counties report an incressGoN 10 per
cent. The picking has commenced al
over the State and it will become geoers
about the 10th of Septembef The
worms have appeared in 81 eeu4iet
damaging six counties 25 per cent ~
counties 33I per cent, q cOuntfss 50
per cent and six counties Is per cent.
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Gone TO Work.

MAUCH CHUNK, PA, September 10
The men st the Nesquehoning, Lehigh
and Wilkesbsrre Coal Companies went to
work this morning. The men at Sum
NIT Hill have been notified to &c Work
Wednesday. These mines have been
idle since July.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11

Prosperity seems to be coming to all
s,csut those engaged in the IRON indus
try. Thst important branch of trade is
yrowipg worse instead of better. If
there is any bottom to the price OF nails
M one has sounded it yet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11

t,us SHERMAN is said to have learned
That he knows of finance from JAY
COKE. LISA very sorry compliment
% Mr. Cooxx. We thought SHERMAN's
sr.nce was indigenous.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11

THE Pittsburgh Commercial mesn!y
,n.ipustes that the Wheeling nail mills
manufacture nails out of old railroad
,sils. The Pittsburgh nail men know
bs,lsr-but they are little jealous, you
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THE EASTERN WAR.
NO FURTHER NEWS OF THE CAP
TURE OF PLEyNA.
Occupation of AbIays by the Turks
The Soldiers of the Two Armies
Fraiernike During an
Armistice-ti ircassian
Atrocities In Bull
garia.
Occupation OF Ablava by the Turks

LONDON, september l0.-A cor
respondent with the srmy of the
Czarevitch at BaniLzEs, few miles east
of Biela under dste Of Friday evening,
describes the Turkish occupation Of Alb
lava on Wednesday. The gallant attack
of the Russians under General
Timstejeti, the retreat Of the Turks
across the LON and the TeoccupatIop OF
Ablava by the Russians with loss OF
1000 men. There was an srmistice on
Thursday for the burial of the dead. The
Russians and Turks trsternlZed heartily
when they met during the srmistice. They
shook hands, exchanged bread, bsrtered
trinkets tor tobacco, and for the first
time in the war came together like civil
ized people. In the evening after the
termination of the srmistice the Russians
evacuated Ablsvs, finding il useless 10
attempt TO hold out any longer with
nine battallions against sixty. Late this
afternoon the whole division reached
Ssnitzka, where they biyousc together,
with large part OF the TLirty-fith di-
vision retresting from Gugova and Po-
lomarks.
The same correspondent, under date
of Biels, Saturday noon, says: We
broke up camp ut Bsnitzks at sunrise
this morning and marched direct to Bi-
ella, in hopes OF being able to reach Giur
gevo by Biels, the Rustchuk road ana
Prygos Ferry. rode along the line OF
foreposts down the valley Of Bsnitzks
Loni to Buzorstzs. | found the town
deserted, except by n few Cossscks, who
reported that the Turks had taken the
DamogIis part of the road an1 occupied
Prygos, breaking up ferry Communica-
ton. Turning back 10 Blels TO make the
trip by way OF Simnltza, l found
confirmation OF this unwelcome news,
and also the fact that the Czarovitch
who had been At kOprsnltZa on the Bar.
retZka Lom, whittier he had retired from
Kspace, when it mad become impossible
to hold Palomsrka and GrambrC ma, WAS
expected at Blels this afternoon, Sstur-
dap. The town is full of troops. Supply
trains are crossing the bridge, Some,
even, are retiring ss far as Panic. The
army of the CZarevitch will hold the
line of the Yantrs, near Blela, with the
thirteenth corps. AS far as | can learn,
the thirteenth corps still holds It's posi-
ton east OF Tirnova. The twelfth corps
has retired across BIela and the Rust
chuck road, holding Terstenik and Metc-
ks. The camp At Terstenik has been
fortified within the past fow days, and Is
situated on a hill, overlooking the Dan
dbe.n =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11

The Charleston Journal asks the
REGISTER to INFORM it why the State
School Board proposes to sell the bank
stock belonging to the State. We do not
Know unless 1t is because the law re-
CURES it TO do so.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11
HEAVY Deficiency,

HARTFORD, September l0.-A cons
mittee Of the Common Council reported,
tonight, deficiency of over $4,000 IN
the accounts of John Francy, late CITY
and town collector during the years 1874
and 1875. a portion can be reco'ered
OF the bondsnen.
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wv learn from the Weston Democrat
Han ]. n. CAMDEN has arrived
som. fully restored to health,

vvrS some OF the Republican papers
=. ,eioiced that California is to send a
nu,ocrst to the United States Senate,
:..,asd of SARGENT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11

Tuy river men are praying for more
hnt those who want their corn to
., hatore the frosts come would like
=, .se more sunshine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11
National Rife Association.

r. CaEEDMoRE, L. l., September TO-
\ tue NTH snnusl autumn meeting of the
m TSnonsl Rife Association began to-day.
mere were 2l7 entries for the Judd
prizes.
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EarthQuake.

MOUNT HOLLY, Nj, September 10
A shock of earthquake was felt here and
in this vicinity this morning. Houses
were shaken and crockery broken.
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VOL. ID.
at'hcelina aeglster,


~, ,osather to-dqy ,oiH be partig cloudy
~ ,ootb,oest ,oinds and toaoer ts"perG-
hTS EEf
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OUR friend THOMAS HoRNBRooK must
b. "a been greatly edited by the perform
,.. ot the crowd in the vicinity OF his
elegant park, last Sunday.
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War NOIes.

/ LONDON, September lO.-A specisI
7 from Vienna says the Russians, who seem
10 have thought little OF any danger
which might threaten them from Rust
chuk and Resgrede, are beginning TO take
different view.
All the reiniorcement passing through
| Bucharest are directed down IN great
haste towards Gulrgevo TO cross over the
bridge at Cyrgos. The fret detachment
of guards and q division OF the Wilma
army corps have taken that direction.
PARIS, September 10.-A telegram
from ConstsntinOp,e reports that the
whole of Suleimsn Pssha's army has
passed north of the Balkans.
LONDON, September l0-A special
from Adrlsnople says that large forces
are passing there to take up position be-
tween Sofia and the Servisn frontier.
The future movements OF the Mon
tenegrin army are uncertain, no definite
plan of campaign having been decided
upon.
According TO the last news, the Alba
nian tribes awaited the capture OF Nicslcs
before rising. 1t is probable that the
movements IN that direction may lnilu-
ence the plan of tie campaign.
The reports in Belgrade that Ger
many is urging Servia to participate in
the war, are dlscredIted in Vienna.
A dispatch, dated Shumls, says that
there was serious fighting, Thurdsy.
The right Of the Resgrsd
army, under Nebjib Pashs, was
engaged all day. The loss Is great On
both sides.
The Russians have retreatcd beyond
the upper Loni. The Rascrad army h,s
passed the LOnl and now occupies
Ablovs, and in consequence POpakOr
and the whole region between hsrsson
and OsmsD Bszsr WIS hurrledly evacu-
ated by the Russians on Friday. They
took the direction Of BIels. The field OF
battle now lies between Bieia and
AblOva. There nave been heavy rains.
VIENNA, September l0.-It hiss been
ascertained that simu l.sneously with the
kavsrana massacre the CIrcssslanf
committed atrocities in eleven Villages
of Eastern Bulgaria. In the village OF
Suijuk, peopled by the Creeks, $50
houses were burned and 800 IN nhsbitanls
One hundred corpses Of
wSmen have been found st Ssmuels. A
letter says that these facts are verified by
fc5nsuis
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The Hop Crop.

The samples of the hop crop which
have arrived from Wisconsin are the
finest ever received from that State. II
Is believed that the product this season
will be over $4,000 bales, or 100000
mounds. and low prices are predicted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-11
Base Ball.

LOWELL, Mass, September lO.-Low-
ellis 8, Chicsgos 4.
ELIZABETH, \. j., September TO-
Resolutes 5, St. Louis 2.
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lels in steady demand.

s~of superior ENGLISH man uiactured
and Justly celebrated tor Elasticity, Durr-
hlllty and Eyenness OF Point. In 10 NUM-
berE. sf
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Robbed.

New YORK, September 1O,-A. 7.
Zetlin x Co, Wall street bankers, have
been robbed OF $4,000 in government
bonds. The robbery took place Sunday
nicht or during the day Yesterday.
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roLEDc, SeptsnosS lO.-Fi0ar-Frm.
West Stssdy, No: y vsite WABASH
81 Al; Ns.i white Msetlgsn 81 AZ; eItIa
white Mrch$xsu f5 a snsber Michigan
soOt 81 81; ssPssHber 81 25s; seller
October 81 q No. Ard Wabash 81 23I +;
REJECTED Wabash 81 02a; No 2 Dayton
sTd Michigan red 81 32; do canal 81 81.
CorD-Duil; No. spot 40; seller Octo-
Der 49lc; rejected 48lc; damaged 45c.
Osts-Quieti No. 2 spot, seller Septem-
Der, 2eci rejected 23Ic.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Nxw YORK, September l0.-MoSEY-
AT sos per cent, closing st per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ST = per cent.
Customs receipts S505.OO0. The assistant
treasurer disbursed S26S,0O0. Clearings
sl5Oo0,OOO Sterling, steady; long 4S3,
short 4S6.
GoLD-Stesdy st l03s and closed 81
1851; carrying rates to per cent.
Loans also are made dsl.
SILvEs-At London unchanged; here
silver bars are l22i, greenbscks llsI;
gold; silver coin I TO / per cent. discount
GovERNNESTs-Steady.
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The Mornons.

fHA8 LAKE, September l0.-The
Aboztles Of the Mormon Church, joined
by Iw,. Young and Daniel II. Wells,
ia1ee e6dHsellor Of Brigham Young, pub
HsH x9ifc6lsr tonight, saying that on
SepterhDer 4th they held meeting and
VISITED on the Lord, who blessed them,
and who revealed 70 them tbe steps that
they should take. John Taylor, Sr., the
Apostle sc.Ing PresideJt Of the twelve,
Was unanimously sustained IN that poti
ton. Also that quorum Of twelve
Apostle Is u presiding quorum ard
su,hJrl,y Of toe church. This Wa. the
plan pursued tEice by joseph Smith, and
was - ordered By Smith and sustained
BIZ Bri ,hsrn. To facilitate :bet snsactIons
OF u us.ne.s It was ordered that President
Toy lJr b. assisted by j. W. Young,
Dariel Wells and Geo. Cannon. II
clsims. that the l4st days are at hand ard
eallSoneaL saints 10 be faithful 10 build
ing ;s4pI7 10 Psylns tithing.
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THE SPENCERIAN
S TEEL p e N S

SsSyariefies suited 10 every style Of
writing. For sale by the trade generally.
A sample Card, containing one each Of
the Fifteen hunters, by mall, on receipt
Of Is cents.
IYLSOS, BLAKEAAN, TAYLOR d co.
lbs and l40, Grand street, n. Y
myls-oaw-25w
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RAILROAD BoNps-Dun
STATE SECURITIEs-Ouiet

SIAIE SEC VRITlEs-Iluiet
SToCKS-ln early dealings generally
tirm, but IN the afternoon the market
was heavy, and lower decline in prices
for to-day, ranging from to II per cen:
In the final sales there WAS n recnv-
cry OF ! 10 I per cont. The Allan.
tie and Pacific Telegraph Co. advanced
from u 70 % The decline in the
market in the afternoon attrCtaed some
attention, and various reasons were ~
signed therefor. An impression pre-
vailed that somo bulls hsd been selling
and this had its etiect. l.ste in the day
rumor that the New York Contrsl
and Lake Shore roads intended 10 restore
the ten per cent. reduction 20 their en-
ployes also hsd an unisvorsbIe eiieC,
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
aggregated l22,0cO shares, OF which O. 500
were New York Central, 300 Erie,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 8 500 Northwestern
common, 4,SO0 preferred, 1900 ST Paul
common, 5000 preferred, 1000 OHIO,
1000 Wabash, 2l,0O0 Delaware, LAcka-
wanna and Western, 10000 Michigan
Central, 1900 Pacific Mail and 5000
Western Union
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NEW loAK, September s.-Dy Goods
-BWiness fairly active with package
houses, OWL z 10 liberal orders rom the
interior. Cotton goods steady except
blesched shirtiDgs some makes Of which
are lower. Prints in moderate request.
Ginghsms and cotton dress goods active.
Mems wear Of woolens are quiet. flAn-
nels in stpady demand.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-05-11
wan Ii stand the Test.


If you doubt the wonderful success of
SHmoH's CONSUMPTION CURE, ask those who
have used it what they think of it, or go to
your druggist and get bottle, and give it
a thorough trial. Then, if you are not
perfectly satisfied after using two thirds,
return the bottle to your druggist and he
Is authorized to give you the price paid.
Is not this fair proposition? For Con-
9GIn Ml nPtlon, Coughs, HOarseness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough or anv Throat or Inng
trouble, it never fails, # it does it will cost
you nothing. Upon this assertion IL must
stand or fail. Call at our Drug Store and
get q trial bottle. 10 cents. or q reonlar
size for 90 cents or $1.OO. For lameness ness
across a 70 the Chest or Back use ShiIo6's
i;et ReIiau9h1S q FIaster ma which gives prompt re-
Elsewhere by all Dealers. 1veoIytlo7
"HAoKMETAeK, a new and deliebtful
perfume, sold by A. R. Thurber & ~
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-05-11
A Pleasant Duty.

1t is always pleasure to recommend a
good article, especially one that so admira-
bly, sustains all recommendations as does Dr.
KING's New Discovery for CONSUMPTION
coughs and colds, being perfectly reliable
IN every respect; A severe cough or a neg
leeted cold yields readily to ITS wonderful
power. By it the worst cases of Asthma
and bronchitis are cured in the shortest
time possible. Consumption and cough
worn patients will remember that this rem
edy Is warranted to give immediate relief.
Dr. Kings New Discovery is pleasant to
the taste and perfectly harmless. As you
value your existence you cannot afford to
oe without 1t. Give it a trial Trial bot
ties free. For sale by A. R. Thurber & Co.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-05-11

The ''bread that perisheth" costs some
thing nowadays. The sudden advance,
however, in -four was rather of a specula-
tive character. Comparatively little wheat
is in first hands, and those who hold it are
mainly those who seek out inventions
such as corners and bulling the markets.
They, however, have had their day, and
the corner has been turned, and things are
on the descending scale again. Remember
that corn meal is wholesome and cheap,
and can be made to take the place of
wheat -four, in a good measure.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-05-11
10 FaIIure RnoWn.

Ttere is no case on record where DR.. Morris
Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound
has failed to give satisfaction. On the other
hand, wherever it has been used by our peo-
pie, in severe colds, coughs, asthma, bronchi-
they are enthusiastic in its praise Contain
ing no opium or other dangerous drug il
does not constipate, and is safe to administer
in all conditions of health. This is an i'm
portant announcement and the suffering are
advised to heed it. Trial size 10 cents; large
sizes 80 cents and one dollar. Sold by Geo
Willard.
Also Agent for Prof Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is sure death to worms,
pleasant to take and requiTesnO physie-