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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
WAS II AN EARTHQUAKE?
The Mysterious Sounds Heard
Sunday Night

On Monday morning, some time be-
tween midnight and daylight, peculiar
sound as of an explosion, accom-
panied bv reverberatiOn like a
peal of thunder, was heard by various
persons in this city and vicinity. The
writer was Just about to retire at the
time, about 3 o'clock, and the noise
struck him us made by some heavy OBJ
iect falling in the house. The windows
and doors ratified, and the house was
shaken scnsibly. \ search failed TO re-
veal any cause Of the occurrence, and IT
was dismissed from mind.
On Monday, however, gentleman
living in the Sixth ward spoke OF the
noise, saying that he thought brick
had been blown from the top of the
chimney to the roof. The sound was 50
loud as to wake him.
In conversation with Bcllaire man,
Yesterday, he said that the report was
plainly heard by a majority
of the citizens OF that city,
and by them supposed to be caused by
an earthquake or other strange phe-
nomenon. We see by dispatch in the
Cincinnati Enquirer that this impress
sion also prevailed in other portions Of
Belmont county, where the noises
created intense excitement aud consid-
cradle alarm. A citizen of Putney
township declares that simultaneously
with the explosion, or whatever it was,
he asaw vivid light of some sec
onds duration just below the western
horizon.
The thing is certainly mysterious. No
one has we'll defined theory as TO the
nature OF the shock and report, but it il
probable that il was OF the nature of an
earthuuakr.
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SUDDEN DEATH.
Nina Frohme Found Dead.

Nina Frohme, a buxom German girl,
for some time has served in the capacity
of a domestic, in the household OF DR.. J.
H. Pipes, Of the Eighth ward. She has
always appearedin exuberant health ana
been OF pleasant and cheerful dlsposl-
ton. Her age was about 20 years. 1t
has always been her custom 10 be the
first member OF the household TO rise,
but Yesterday morning, DR.. Pipes
awoke and was astonished TO find 1t
nearly eight o'clock and no one astir.
He reused his wife and told her the
time, upon which she remarked that
Nina had done a hard days washing the
dav before and had doubtless oversight
herself. She went down stairs and TO
her surprise found the dining room
locked, though, by looking through the
kevhole, she could see Nina lying, as
was her occasional custom, on bed
lounge in that room.
Mrs. Pipes entered the room 10y an
other door, and, shaking Nina, en-
deavored to awake her. Failing in this
she called Dr. Pipes, and told him she
feared Nina was dead. The doctor has
tened down, threw open the shutters
and found that during the night the
soul of Nina Frohme had quietly taken
its flight.
Justice Mix was notified and empan-
eled jury OF inquisitiOn, consisting oil
the following persons: Stephen Water
house, foreman, w. II. Starke, l..
Hoelsche, Il. V. Arkle, Conrad Roll,
VIM. Little, A. II. Nolte, George lleSse,
$. l.. Bricc, w. +. Grade, II. {. Ulrich
and j. c. Picket.
Testimony to the above effect was
offered, and Drs. Pipes and llaziett, who
had made an examination, testified that
they found the body without external
injury and from the appearances, IN
| their opinion, death had resulted from
natural causes.
The jury brought in a verdict to the
effect that Nina FrOhme had come To
! her death by commissions.
There were many rumors current IN
South Wheeling As To this death, but We
were assured bv the physicians mem
toned above that the death was
perfectly natural and had resulted from
! congestion either oil the heart or brain.
! 4 slight irOth at the mouth and the
drawn arms and clenChed hands de-
noted that death had come during 4
! CONFUSION.
Justice Mix was indulging in blessing
| DR.. Wilson, the county physician, for
not putting in an appearance after hav.
ing been notified, and said he had
thought of complaining to the Board oil
! Commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
Exonerated.

The First Branch of Council was the
scene of graceful act of duty towards
an old and faithful member last night.
After the Mayors table had been cleared
of public business that officer presented
the resignation of Mr.. Stone, first as 4
member Of the Commissioners on Loan
and subsequently, rs member Of Coun-
ell from the Seventh ward. The papers
gave rise 10 considerable debate and
although Mr.. Stone insisted in the most
positive manner that his resignation
should be accepted, it was upon an aye
and nay vote unanimously rejected.
After the mental anxiety suffered by
Mr.. Stone and his immediate family
which have followed the baseless
charges made against him, but from
which both he and Mr. COwan the other
member OF the minority now stand ac-
quilted, the result can not but be graft
living to all concerned. And it is a
pleasure to find that a reputation found
eel on long wears of faithful work a. a
servant Of the people can not bc ruth
lcsSly destroyed by the breath OF would
bp-ralumlnatOrS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
FEAST OF CANDLES.
The "Chanukah" Celebration
and Dance.

At the Washington Hall, last night,
the Hebrews OF this city and vicinity
held their "Chanukah" celebration, or
Feast OF Candles" a festival in honor
of the rehabilitation of the Holy Temple
by Judas MacCabbeus. This passage
OF sacred history is familiar to all
of orr readers and requires but Il
mention here. After the retak-
ing of Jerusalem and the rebuilding
of the Temple, Maccabbeus re-dedicated
it. and the anniversary OF that event is
celebrated by the lsraelItes as joyous
festival. The celebration came off in
due form, last night, in the presence OF
large audience.
Prof. Scheuher opened with piano
solo, which was followed by the ceremo-
nv of lighting the candles. Seven little
girls, dressed in white, each held a
lighted wax taper, to represent
the seven branches of the gold
en- candlestick. Seven boys
accompanied them, all of the partici-
pants being children, as this is particu-
larly a chidren's festival.
Alex. Steinfeld repeated grace, joined
by the boys, while the girls moved in
procession about them, chanting in low
voices the "Chanukah" song. The ccre-
mony is decidedly pretty and quite inn
pressive.
Frank Miller, of Bellaire, and Henry
Emshemer, of this city, both boys,
then delivered orations, bearing
upon the festival. Their efforts
were wonderfully well rendered Tor
-. ~ I,n;,. o,,a opl luofilv ounlauI.l
by the audience.
MIR. Lucas followed with the "Naga-
bond, solo, and the enthusiastic audi
Cnce Immediately recalled him to sing
the "Isoman's Wedding Song" Mrs
G. W. Eoh sang ooh Lovely One" and
was encorcd, singing, in response,
Comm Thro' the Rye" Charlie
Killmyer played piano solo, and was
compelled to duplicate it to appease the
clamorOus listeners. DR.. NOgelsdOril
closed this portion of the festival IN an
eloquent address, relative to the occa.
sion, its joys and memories.
The floor was then cleared, Kramer's
band was placed on the stage and the
dancing begun. The floor was in charge
of Messrs. James Speyer, VI. Buchanan,
l.. Mandel l.. Baer and III. Blum, OF
Bellaire. There was no lack of Judea' :
beauty and grace, in a feminine line,
and soon the dancing was in
full progress. Just enough were
present TO nicely cover the floor, and at
this writing all are making the most OF
the moments as they fly.
Refreshments were spread in abund-
ance, and were not suffered to remain
in ingorious disuse, but formed a most
prominent feature. The substantial part
OF the feast was supplied by Martin, who
covered himself with glory. as usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

Schambra, Simpson, Stone, Wilson, VOL
vington, Zoeckler-l3.
Noes--Schultz; Boring
So the section was stricken out.
Considerable discussion preceded the
vote.
The ordinance was then adopted. In
its altered form the document merely
changes the payment Of salaried officials
from quarterly to monthly.
Some bills from the water works, for
work in laying mains, were ordered
paid, amounting to S267.
A resolution offered by Mr.. SchultZe,
requiring the street lamps TO be lighted
at 5 p. N. every evening until February
18th, after some weighty discussion, was
adopted.
Another by Mr.. Butterfeld inquiring
of the Committee on Cemetery what the
expenditure of SIPS approved by the
Council at last session, was also adopted.
The resolution from the Second
Branch ordering the payment OF bill
of Sl44.S3 from James Muncie Tor cobble
stone, was referred TO the Committee on
Streets, Alleys and Grades.
The resolution 10 authorize the pay
ment OF 800 to cover Discrepancy be-
tween former orders for freight bills OF
the F., &. Il 81. l.. railroad, was concur
red in,
The appointment of Dehbaugh as
nightwatChman at the work house was
approved, with other unimpOrtant meas
ures reported from the other branch.
On motion the resolution from the Sec
ond Branch authorizing the placing OF j
| lamp at the corner of EOh and Thirty
| second streets, was nOn-cOncurred in
! and referred TO the Committee on Lights
| for report.
Nlr. F.. j. Stone, member from the
Seventh ward, rose to a personal prlvl-
lege, and, after calling attention to the
| publication made in recent paper, ten
! dered his resignation rs Il member OF the
! 1890 loan Commissioners, insisting that
! the resignation shall be accepted nj once
Mr.. Schultze moved the resignation
be accepted.
Mr.. Cracraft opposed it.
Mr.. Stone again took the floor, and
in some feeling remarks, insisted on hl'
resignation being accepted.
Mr.. Wilson addressed the Branch
completely indicating Mr.. Stone. Mr.
Schultze withdrew his motion, and
after other addresses the Branch unani
mously rejected Mr.. Stones resignation
Mr.. Stone then rendered his resigna
ton rs a member OF Council. Unani
mously rejected.
The debate on Mr.. Stones resignation
showed the sentiment OF the Branch &c
be completely in accord with Messrs
Cowan and Stones report made last
meeting.
A message was received from the Sec
ond Branch announcing their concur
renee in a portion of the ordinance relat
ing to the duties of City Clerk and ask
ing committee of conference as to the
other portions.
Resolutions from the Second Brancl
regarding the speed of locomotives, dc.
and the weighing of coal, &c, were con
Cured i'm, On motion adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

River last night 9 feet Il inches and
falling.
The local packets were in and out as
usual.
The Andes had good trip.
The river men are having Il season OF
boom just now.
To-day is one of the dull days OF the
week at the wharf.
PITTSBURGH, December lG.-River q
feet inches and rising. Weather clear
and cold.
CINCINNATI, December l6.-River 10
feet inches and rising. Weather clear
and warmer. Arrived-Montana, Pitts
burgh. Departed-St. Lawrence, Wheel
ing; Virgie Lee, Evansville; Fashion,
Henderson; Montana, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, December l6.-Weather
clear; mercury 81. River IL feet 2 inches
and rising. Down-Dick Johnson at 2;30
p. NJ, Jos. Guthrie PAS and Arkansas
Belle at 4:20. Business active.
LOUISVILLE, December l6.-River ris-
ing slowly here, with 9 feet 2 inches
in the canal, and feet inches on the
falls. Business good. Weather partly
cloudy and cool Wind southeast.
ST.. LOUIS. December l6.-Arrived-
Barnard, Hickory, New Orleans. De-
parted-ShrevcpOrt, New Orleans; Gold
dust. Vicksburg. River fallen II inches,
with IL feet 3 inches by the gauge.
Weather cloudy and much warmer.
Ice thinning out.
New ORLEANS, December lG.-Arrived
Will Kyle, Cincinnati. DEPARTED.
W. Garrett and bargcs, Cincinnati; Jas.
Howard, Memphis. Weather clear =;
thermometer 62'.
CAIRO, December l6.-Arrived-ThOs.
Means. Cincinnati; Red Cloud, 1t Louis;
Colorado, 1t. Louis; Parker, Memphis.
Departed Means, Memphis;
Alice. st. Louis; Parker, Cincinnati;
Red Cloud. Ohio river. River % feet ! /
inches, and rising. Weather clear; mer-
curry 80.
MEMPHIS, December iG.-River risen
% inches. Arrived-Cons Millar, Gin
cinnati; Katie Kountz, St Louis. De-
parted-Centcnnial and Richardson,
New Orleans. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
NASHVILLE, December l6.-Riyer fall
ing with 80 feet on the shoals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
Narrow Escape.

Yesterday morning, Mrs. Jones, OF
Bridgeport, mother OF John J. Jones,
ESD, OF this city, had 4 narrow escape
from death. She was crossing the rail-
roal track, and being little deaf, did
not hear the approach Of the lllO train,
which had reached within ten feet OF
her. officer Brewer SAW her danger and
Sprang 10 her assistance. He succeeded
i'm getting her over, but by close shave,
~ the train caught and tore the sole
from his boot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays judicial Proceed.
ingS.
COUNTY COURT JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COURT JUDGE BOYD.
Court met at %. N. yesterday, and
without tansacting any business, adj
journcd until to-day at the usual hour.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMtR.
Court met at 10 An.
John l.. Mandcl VS.. Franklin lnsur-
ancc Company. Evidence fully heard,
AMI case argued and submitted.
Adjourned until to-day at 10 4. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
The woodsfield Habsas Corpus.

The counsel for J. l.. WOodsfeld, in
arrest on charge OF embezzlement,
some days ago made application for a
reduction of his bail, fixed, by the JUS
tice, at $4,000. Afhdavits having been
submitted and the application heard,
the bail was reduced to $1,000 and
authority given TO the Clerk to take the
recognizance in his Office, il offered.
Yesterday the counsel produced bonds
men, who qualified. and the defendant
was accordingly discharged. Shortly
afterwards, however, decided objection
was made by the Prosecuting Attorney
10 the sutiiciency OF the sureties in the
bond, and at the suggestion Of the Clerk,
the defendant was again taken into Gus
todv by the Sheriff. He Immediately,
through his counsel, applied for a writ
of habeas corpus, which came up for
hearing before Judge Melvin, in his OIL
fee, in the afternoon. After some in.
curry as 10 the facts and discussion Of
the law, the Judge held the re-
arrest irregular, but declined to
order the discharge until the question Of
the sutficiency OF bail can be deter
mined. Time was given to prepare affi-
davits on both sides, and in the mean
time the defendant remains in custody.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
Mason K HAMlIN Organs at sheib's,
Christmas.

A. Gollner, corner OF Market and
Eleventh streets, has most elegant as
sortment Of things appropriate for
Christmas presents things suitable for
presents 10 grown people and things
which would make young hearts leap
with JOY to receive. Baskets OF all kinds
and varieties, wagons, buggies, carts,
drums and toys by the thousand; ev-
erything to benefit and please. And the
best OF it is, Gollner sells cheap; he don
ask a fancy price just because il is
Christmas. Go and see for yourselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
Accidents.

SiIlS Conner, boy OF II years, had
his LETT arm badly cut aud torn at the
Tack factory, yesterday morning. In
some manner il was caught in the gear
ing and the flesh Scraped from the
shoulder tn the elbow. DrS. Ulrich and
Frissell were called to his residence in
Alley II. and rendered the proper aid.
His hurts are of u serious nature.
Charlie Baker, a young man living at
626 Market street, ON the pike, had three
fingers badly cut, on Monday, in feed
cutter. AmputatlOn may yet be neces-
SarV.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

The following conveyances OF proper
" were admitted To- record, yesterday
by Clerk Hook, OF the County Court:
A. :. Gillespie and vile To James Law
ther. i'm deed oi December 10, 1879, Tor
lots - and 20 in square 50, Of Bucna
Vista addition, for 500.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, December IL, \. N
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
risin. barometer, cold northwest winds,
and clear weather.
For the Lower Lakes, rising baromc-
ter, colder, westerly winds and snow,
followed by clearing weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

The crowd at the Opera House last
night 10 witness the presentation OF
"Our Candidate" was larger than that
of Monday, and il seemed well pleased
with the play.
There will be no matinee to-day, as
was advertised, but the performance in
the evening, as usual.
Reserved seats for Lawrence Barrett
will be sold on Thursday, instead of
Wednesday morning.
The Ford Juvenile Pinafore Company
has cancelled its dates here for December
n and -.
Robson and Crane will be here on
Monday and Tuesday, December % and
50.
Harry Robinson's MINISTRIES will blow
their silver horns at the Opera House
on Tuesday, December 81.
Grau's English Opera Company has
diSbanded. The reason they did not
appear here is plain.
Manager Relster informs us that no
opera company can be secured. In fact,
there are but very few now travelling.
Emma Abbott is doing the larger towns
and NAV come here later in the season.
The Ada Richmond company will ap.
pear about the Goth of January.
Frank Chanfrau and Henrietta Chan
frau, with separate combinations, will be
here about the Sth or 9th of January.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

THOSE who fail to attend the Zane
Street Social tonight, will deprive them
selves unnecessarily Of a most enjoya-
bic time. Just think, an excellent sup
per for 20 cents-a marvel Of cheapness.
The fancy table Will be thing Of beau
Nv, If not Joy forever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

No. 10, ON Saturday night, has no connection
Tor Chicago or Saudusky.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room ana o.tcY'uN
Cars ON all night Trains
Close connections are ulaig igG HI EpllyN
smith ami southwest Nu.,h sud Northwest
making this desirable route iH' Cuioh'Nt tu'
r,,,9 moving 10 tie great West uud 10 whom
nartlcu ar attention is given.
No. 43 stops at all stations between NhetIlHS
and Grafton.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. ............-o;tO A. n 4.'O r. ~
Triaiclphia Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling -. .........6,SO A. N. IN P. u.
Tickets IN All principal points on sale at depot
OHice omen at an hours during the lay.
Information tO the travelling public CaNtttUiy
given. W. NJ 'EF Nif-' - , ~, y. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

EXTENSIVE preparations have been
made by the ladies of Thomson VI. f..
Church for a good time at their Social,
this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17
I Am Not Lost.

The public are notified that they can
find me at 1000 Market street, where |
keep a full line Of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry. u. Z. WINzENRElD.
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8e9lster
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Inaes 10 New Advertlsements.

Praug's Christmas Cards-City Book
Store.
Onul p. c. List, Jr.
For kcnt-StOre Room.
A Very Fine Stockholm Becker.
Louisiana State Lottery.
BUY u Present that will out
last time. one To not only glad
den the heart to-day. but I'm
after years awaken happy re-
collections Of the giVer.
JACOB W CRUDE
Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

II you want to purchase a nice Christ
mas present call on G.. &. Winzenreid,
No. 1850 Market street. Bargains can
be had in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

ALI Sheet Music at hall price at
Sheib's, Washington Hall. Music
Books also at reduced prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

Wuo are the intelligent people Wheel
ingo Why, those who cannot be de-
cciyed by bombasuc advertisements,
but 20 to the Mammoth 99c store, lllS
Main street, and Judge for themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

ALL sheet music at half price; also a
lot OF soiled music at sc and l0c per
copy, at W. S. Hutchins' art and music
store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

o. :. I.oNG will read tonight at the
Social at Thomson VI. f.. Church.
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TO CLEVELAND
only 5 Hours and IS Minutes
ID CHICAGO-Only Is HON.!

Steubeuylllc accommodation leaves Bellaire al
A.45 p. ~ bridgeport AZ $50. and arrives AZ o'eu
beuville a. 6:lo p. "a.
Leaves Steubyuyille at $50 A. n, bridgeport
atS.5l A. NJ: arrive az Bellaire az go A. n.
The Steubenyllle Accommodation. IN addltoh
In their regular trip 10 and from Steubenyille
will make the following trips between Beliaire
and Martins Ferry.
Bridgeport ~ Martins Ferry .........loS1 A. "
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DENTISTRx

Two THOSE THAT DESIRE TO SAVE THEIR
natural teeth we would say that We are now
better prepared than ever before TO enable them
tO 10 81 BY the use Of an ELECTRO MAGNETIC
PLUGGEE we can and are making better ana
haad,omer Gold Filings, with more ease To our
patients. than have heretofore been made IN TINS
city or elsewhere without the aid OF the Electric
Plus scr What we say we Cln prove Oy actual
dplnou,-r, ton Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES NJ. SURGlSON * son,
ytIyb No llIS Market -. Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

No one has vet used ST. JABoBs on
for Rheumatism and been disappointed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

DOS'r fail to 90 to the Social at Thorn
son Church, tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

stopping when required at sherman houScs
Ftuayile West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
Tickets and baggage checks % ali principal
points in the East and West can Dc procured al
the ticket ofice In Bridgeport. r. X. MYERS,
Doy39 General Passenger & Ticket Agent
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INSUR RANCE.

Oneut Mutual, OF New Yord, .......... l,67,3l7 IL
PLATE GLLssA ACCIDENT.
Knickerbocker Casualty, New York, lH,EO9
Property Insured at the very lowest rates.
Losses paid promptly. Good risks and reliable
agents solicited Ia every part Of West Virginia
J. &. ALDERSOS.
JosKPH RnsgyrNRr Local Ag,aD MAJ
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MULES FOR SALE.

10 HAD OF FINE THREE NEAh OLD
! hands high. all hrike Any p@npn wanting
! good mule would 10 well to call on ~ eddfcs'
/ me D. WELLS
! drlth Sistrrsyllc " Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-17

CALL at the Mammoth 99c store, lll3
Main street, before making your pur-
chases ior the holidays.
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EPILEPSY. FITS.

Falling sickness. - yitus Dance, c0nyulslgns
and allNeryOus An ictiOns. GU RID w using Dt.
VOnBcfgs Celebrated German Cure. An inial
llble and uneHcellod remedy warranted a. sfic't
A speedy and Permanent Cure. rtaihiir show
an ayertge oi - cures out Of every 10 cases A
Free Bottle sent ~ any sufferer sending "a their
Express aud y .. aidrcss. X. y. COOKE& 90 4.
III West Thirty sixth 81. y. :.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
RAILwAY-PAN-HANDLE ROUTEI

Time table Tor East and West. Nov. 10 1872.
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, foot OF EleVenth
strsst near public landing, dAily, except sun
DAY. as follows: