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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

fhsihfmpnt very naturally originated fl Ameri.
"a, wherF Nature provides in her laboratory such
arynhhhg sEsldotcs for tho r;a!sdlcS OF her ch!I'
Its fa.:c las been spreading for 33 33yeRrs,
<lhow I. cacirclos the habltablo globe.
Iha Ees.caa .as;ang Linlment Is matchless
remedy iorc.l external ailments OF man ard beast.
Toi,ock owners sad farmers It II Invaluable.
A single bottle often raves a human llfc or re-
a'orcS the usefulness Of nn excellent horse, OK.
COW, or sheep.
II cures foot'rot. hoot.a.l, hollow horn. grub,
scrvwworri, shouder.rot, mango, tho bites and
stnp Of poisonous rcptics cid insects, and every
surhdruwbacS &c stock brScd.ng and bush life.
u cures every external troubis Of horTs, such
sslnicness, tcrstchc1, sw!nny. sprains. founder.
slndSs., r.as 5c;:c, o:c, etc.
Iha Les.caa Eus;anS I..llment ls the quickest
surs In the wor.l for accidents occurring In the
isrily, In tho absence Of physician, such rs
eurrs scald1, spraa5, cuts, etc, snd for rheunla
lsH, and E.iatncss engcndered by exposure. Par
cculsrly va,;:@S!e to Miners.
Abt tho cheapest remedy In ths world. :or II
penetraics the muscle to tho bouc, and n single
apt'cat.on II generally sufficient 10 cure.
AcSicea Ege.arg L.a.nlcnt is put up In three
nies OF bottles, tho larger ones bcnG proportion
sfssy mucn tho chcrpcnt. Sold everywhere
, 1879-01-25
Young Men and Ladies'.

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not deficient
, 1879-01-25
The Leading Commercial College the Pacific Coast.

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BanS, Cmnntn
Instruction. carried on
, 1879-01-25

Fvopis are getting ncquainted-and thoss who
ssc not ousht 10 bc-with tho wonderful merits "
thss great American Retnedy, the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

I'm conversation with a gentleman
from Tyler county, yesterday, he in
formed us that the effects Of the dry
weather were already quite visible along
the river counties. In some places the
pasture is browning over and the wheat
blades next the ground have turned yell
low. and neither wheat nor grass are
growing with any thrift
We have heard similar complaints
from different parts Of this immediate
section of the country. The cold winds
Of a week ago and the hot suns OF the
past few days have sucked the moisture
from the surface otthr ground.
Some complaints have been made
about seed corn not coming up, but our
own inquiry among the farmers of this
vicinity has failed TO find any instances
Of such failure. Corn which was left
out i'm the field until late in the winter
had It's vitality impaired, no doubt, but
when the seed was gathered and gar
ucrod at the proper time i'm the fall it
will generally be found 10 grow.
4 good soaking rain now would do
more good than Congress and the Presl-
dent combined are likely to DO in a
month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

THE superiority Of a practicable license
law over an impracticable prohibitory
law as a check to intemperance seems to
have been illustrated by the exper-
fence of Boston. In 1874, the last year
of the existence of the prohibitory law,
the number of places in the city where
liquor was sold was in the neighborhOod
of three thousand, and the number OF
cases of drunkenness of which the police
had cognizance was upwards OF nine
teen thousand During the year ending
with the first of the present month,
with the license system in vogue, the
number Of saloons was but Two thou
sand, and only about fourteen thousand
intoxicated persons were reported by
the police. This, seems to give mega
tive to the question, does prohibition
prohibit?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14
Travelling is Extra Hazardous

Ii the tourist is unproyided with some medic.
iual resource. Changes of temperature, food and
water Of an unaccuStOmed or unwhOlCSome
quality, and Il route that lies in the tropics or
other re ions where malBria exists, are each and
all fraught with danger TO one VINO has been
improyident enough to neglect remedial safe
guard. The concurrent testimony Of many
rDgpg,urs by land and sea establishes the fact
that HoStctter's Stomach BitterS enables those
who use it L. encounter hazards Of the nature
referred to with impunity; and that, as medi-
cine adapted to sudden and unexpected eXigen-
cies, il is peculiarly valuable. Disorders Of the
liver, the bowels and the stomach, fever and
ague, rheumatism and nervous ailments, brought
on by exposure, are among the maladics to
which emigrntS, travellers and new settlers are
most subject These and Others yield TO the &c
ton Of the Bitters promptly aud completely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14
DIED.

STENpEE-MO May Il, 1879, at 1890 a.
VI SOPHIA. wife Of Frank slender, aged Gj years
and months.
Funeral from her late residence, No Il Twenty
fifth street, Wednesday morning at S o'clock.
REQUIEM Mass will DC celebrated at st. AlPhon
su> church. mtcrment at Mt. Calvary cemetery,
Friends are invited 10 attend.
McCULLY-Monday, May y, 1879. at II so P.
", WILLIAM r., infant son Of AISLE and Mary +.
MCCully, aged months
Funeral from the residence of the parents, No.
rs Eighteenth street this afternoon at O'Clock
Intermcut at Peninsula cemetery. Friends Of
the family are invited To attend
ROTH-On Tuesday morning, May Il, l>79 at
7.ij o'clock. GEORGE. son of Louis Roth, aged 10
years, months and : days.
Funeral from the residence of his father, at
Fulton, Wednesday at O'Clock P N. Friends
of the family are invited.
SENERING-Tu9Slay, MAY IL, 1879, at Il Is A.
", Henry SEyEEING, ST., in the 18th year OF his
age.
Funeral from his late residence No. 100 Eigh-
tecuth street Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
Iutermcut at Peninsula cemetery. Friends are
invited On attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14
OVER THE RIVER NOTES.

THE State Sabbath School Convention
meets at Akron in June.
THE colored man is settler for Kan
sas. -Nelr Orleans Picdytne.
YoUxG men are mapping out short
routes around ice cream saloons.
liz man waits too long for some
thing to turn up it will be his toes.
A TEMPERANCE camp meeting will be
held in grove near Martins Ferry,
next month.
A GREENBACK paper is to be started
WoOdsfield, Ohio, to be published at
the Gdzette office.
An Eastern Ohio newspaper speaks OF
a man who was fatally injured while at
tempting to commit suicide.
NC. STARBUCK has been reelected
President of the GAINESVILLE District Fair
Association and John Howard Vice
President.
The Etna mill is crowded with or
ders, and is running night and day, Civ
ing employment to an unusually large
number of men.
Mr.. TRAHEY, proprietor of the Spen-
GERS Station hotel, is in luck, II rumor
is correct. A relative in Ireland has be-
queathed him two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
A sweet little girl Of Oquawka,
Was an interchangeable talkah;
Her muscular lung
And her versatile tongue
Were the wonder ynd pride OF Oquawka.
Sidney LUBicr.
AUDITOR COPELAND attended the meet
iny of auditors of counties through
which the Central Ohio road passes, at
Newark, on Tuesday, to place a valua-
ton on the road for taxation purposes.
tbs Kentucky mules which are going
TO the wars in South Africa will hide
their diminished ears and feel cheap
enough when they see Chelmsford and
the other English oficers.-Ner York
Commercial Adrertier.
NEXT year is the time for the apprais-
ment of real estate in Ohio; the apprais-
ers will be elected at the annual election
next October, each township selecting
and clecting its own men. The office is
an important one.
THE iron bridge spanning Wheeling
tlCtk Oll TIC lAOAlA NAAAo paw
To Pennington, and which was swept
away by freshet some time since, has
been repaired by the Canton Bridge
Company and is being replaced.
one hundred and three prisoners
were discharged on account OF eXpira-
ton of sentence ahd pardon from the
Ohio penitentiary during the month OF
April, being the largest number for any
single month in the histOryOf the prison.
THE Third Annual Sunday School
Association of the GAINESVILLE District
VI. f.. Church, will be held at HendryS-
burgh, May 18th, l4th, and 10Th. Rev.
Conkle is down on the programme for
an address on Tuesday; subject: ''The
Bible" And A. T. MCKelvy the Super
intendent of the NJ. f.. Sabbath School
of this place, is to give blackboard les
son Thursday forenoon.
The following building association
charters were received by the respective
applicants last week: The Riverside
Building Association, of Martins Ferry,
Belmont county; capital 100000, in
shares OF $3.50, by S. q. Cochran and
others. Franklin Building Association,
of Martins Ferry, Belmont county;
capital 100000, in shares Of 500, by Nj.
Il. Smylie and others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14
OUR BOARDING HOUSE !

The ChicfcSt Success Of the Decade. Seven dis
tinct runs i'm New York. Re engaged for this
season. No Fourteen hundred performances.
The celebrated Comedians:
Lawrence Bradford, Joseph Palmer. W. j.
CogSwell L. K. Willard, W. A. Mack, Henry
Searles. Lewis ClaXtOn, Arthur Floyd Miss
Amelia Waugh, Miss Sarah laScellcS, Miss AIDE
lade Thornton, Miss Ella Hunt, Miss JetirieS
Morris Miss Helen Adell, Little Lydia, and the
entire New York cast will appear.
Remember, this is the only Company in Amer
lea with the Authors Stamp of Approval. The
unqucStiOned success Of the enormous New
York runs.
BS See everywhere, in all papers, the cordial
endorsement OF most complete merit
ADMlSSION-Matince, - and 10 cts: Evening,
jOand - cts. sale OF Reserved Seats for both
performances 10 commence Thursday May lolh,
al G. Y Lucas Music Store, without extra charge.
mayl3t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14
THE MARCH OF THE MOFFETT-
PUNCH.


The Motlett bell-punch is not dead
vet. They are testingit in Texas, and
are preparing to put it in force in Mis-
souri,. In Virginia, where it originated,
it seems to be quite well established as
a permanent feature Of the taxation
system, the movement to repeal the
law having broken down at the last
session OF the Legislature. Not only SO,
but the law has been revised and much
improved and the authorities are intent
upon enforcing its provisions.
Il failed to collect the expected reve-
nue. i'm Virginia, on first trial, simply be-
cause the law was loose and the liquor
dealers cvadcd it. But in some places
now, the courts refuse to renew the
licenses OF dealers who have obviously
been delinquent the past year. In
Richmond Judge Christian has decided
to renew the licenses, but serves notice
in his charge to the grand jury that ii
he finds any dealer cyading the law
hereafter he shall revoke his license,
and furthermore refuse To grant anybody
elSea license to sell at the same place.
The law requires The Commissioner OF
Revenue to inform the Judge whether
the dealers appear to be complying with
the law, AMI Judge CHRISTIAN has evil
IDENTIFY male a careful study OF the sub
ject. He tells the grand jury that lit
tie calculation, based upon the monthly
returns of the Commissioner, will salts
fy anybody that large majority OF the
dealers cannot carry on the business
for which they are licensed and pay the
specific taxes required by law without
doing i'm many eases five times the
amount of business their registers have
hitherto indicated. As every taxpayer
is interested in having every drink pay
its tax into the Treasury, public senti-
ment ought to support a strict enforce
ment OF the law, and its effect upon the
revenue will be awaited with a good
deal of curiosity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14
BUSINESS PROSPECTS IL THE
SOUTH.

81 OLb.
ID the information, or rather the ale
CATIONS, which come through political
debates and partisan reports regarding
the business condition and progress Of
the Southern States can Dee relied upon,
there is but little encouragement for
tuJt section. But when the more un-
prriuIicrI and truthful reports are CON
suited the Cotton States are promised a
business future that would have been
euvicd 10y the Southern people even be-
fore the war.
10 is stated that the number of looms
and ~piudleS i'm the South is increasing
iu q much greater ratio than the crop of
cotton. An exchange SAYS there are
fifty mills i'm North Carolina, scores in
Georgia and several in South Carolina.
One estimate gives the number erected
i'm the South since the war at lS5.
ThisiS the bonanza that lies at the
feet Of the cotton States. Northern
capitalists know that the day will
come when no mill that brings its cotton
1000 miles, its fuel 500 and the food for
its operatives all the way across the
continent, can compete with factory
that gets It's cotton at its very doors,
makes the rivers turn its mill-wheels,
and the adjacent fields feeds its en-
pluyees When the time comes for the
transfer, they mean to be the owners Of
the new mills, and the capital that has
paid New England SO handsomely in
years gone by will 90 south to work.
Ii is for the south to name the day. \
little more enterprise and effort on the
part OF these States to attract capital
will make immigration there quite as
popular as it now is to the west. And
the same thing is true as TO our own
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

We believe the people are rather TALL
inc in with HAYES ''idee'-that we
don't need any appropriation Tor an
army. The theory Of a Republican gov
eminent is that the people govern them
selves. We can DO it. When we want
soldiers we can fall back on the "melish"
they are more economical.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

Snrrs are alIeady IN quarantine IN
New York city, from places injected
with yellow fever, and on which deaths
occurred during the voyage. This ere
ates no alarm in New York, rs the dis
ease could not possibly spread there;
but IL should cause the utmost vigilance
at those ports in the South where the
fever may begin its deadly work as soon
n intrOlucpl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

The Ohio ''idee," as defined 10y an
exchange, is, HAYEsin the.White House,
THURMAN, President Of the Senate, JoHN
SHERMAN, Secretary Of the Treasury,
WAITE, Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court, and Gen. SHERMAN at the head
of the army, with a supply OF candi-
dates for all the other positions when
Narnfpl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

HAYES has been offered the usual APP
preparation for the support OF the army
but refused to accept it. Now let Con-
gress adjourn and the people will be
able to Judge how tins one man power
works
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

PREPARATIONS for the embarkation OF
five thousand fresh troops for service in
South Africa show that the British gov
eminent is now convinced that the re
sources and fighting qualities OF the
Zulus are much greater than they were
supposed 10 be six months ago. Eight
or nine thousand men have already
reached the seat Of war, but the COM
mauder makes no movement indicating
an intention to resume offensive opera
tious, and probably none will be made
until the achievements arrive. IL is
evidently the intention to administer a
thrashing To the Zulus which will satisfy
them and secure permanent peace for
the colonies in that part OF the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

THE true magnitude OF England's wars
with the savages may he judged by the
fact that within three months more
English officers have been killed than
were lost at Balaklava or Inkermann.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

OUR city is enjoying many capital
honors. Besides being the Capital OF
the state, it is to be favored this week
with the distinction of being the tempo
rary Capital of Methodism. The dis
tinguished body Of Bishops will begin
10 assemble to-day, and an interesting
programme is arranged for their visit,
the chief interest in which, seems to
center in the great lecture OF Bishop
FosrEr, ON the esprit forces OF the
Universe, 20 be delivered at Fourth
Street Church, on Friday evening next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

1T is almost time for stray exodus
or two to reach us in the form OF a col
ored migratory solictor-general. The
colored tramps are slow in picking up
the dodge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

'sTHERE is one thing, says an eastern
exchange, ''that President HAYES veto
does not veto, and that is DAVID DAVIS
speech"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

SHOULDER straps will probably be
right scarce before the next meeting oil
Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

Tue New York Herald calls Ohio "the
Presidential dollhouse Of the Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VITANTED-A GROWN GIRL GERMAN
w preierred) able TO do washing, ironing, &c.
References required. Apply at
maI4q n TWELFTH STREET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14
STRAYED.

TNROM THE PASTURE FIELD ON THE
II Peninsula. one red muley COW Any infor
nation in reference TO her will be ne yarded at
maliu NO. l4l2 MAIN STREET
, 1879-06-20

worked effectively together, md defeated The
ting hIHl shhTp fielding. An unfortunate acci+
dent hcfo1 sIDe Start at The opening Of tue sec
Uhl jnni.E, by Wh1c! he sustained d ftncturc Of
tue third finger on Ills le[l lllnl At its first
Joint, In capturing flaguc's low throw. Dr.
Gardiner examined Il, and advses him to retire
ponttncnt ol tic tenn, who recognize Ills worth.
II ttr coming observation-disclosures contests
O'nourke will cover first Hnti Mathews play
rfRht dold. Wright scored the first tally for the
Grnfs In the hecond Inning On a hase hit, Yorkts
alnRlc, wild pitch, nnt Browns sacrifice 1y.
Hines, Aletsoary, attl Wright counted aftcs two
ne men had rctitel, IN elne'c hit, u falnblsng BY
wild throw by Allen. Ward mud llines .corad
In The fourth On Cafey's mnfTcd ay, wild pitch.
aud s!iEie hits Of Hines mud sfcticarv.
hrown made u tally in the seventh On Meteor
mfck's lnntfc.l t1Y. and toak two bases on GILL;
Ean's poor. Fielding 10 GlasRc.,ck and iiagues
single. oKnurkc opened with two'bagRer,
gaiped third IN peskcd bull, attl lo.nc IN
for Cleveland IL thc afth tnniug ou base bit.
poor fielding Of furk, anl bfnnle hits bf htr-
C6rmEck ansl Phillips. The gatne was cnlivened
l'J some splendid noldfHB, Mctieary's work a.
SECOND bs!Hr especially prnlseworthy. Wright
ieC at the bat, duo In tRtasti!e to bis recent
liais-eutttnr. Gillignn supported Mccormick
with agility mud skill. Eight hundred persons
were In attoudanco. Providence batted for it,
teen single and cightesn toteL t.tts, to seven
amounted to four for tho former md fourteen
for tho hitter, Including three wild pitches, two
PASSED balls, Mud base on called balls.
HOEr0gH vs.. NEW BEDFORD.
NEw HrpFoRp, June 1o.--iiolyoke, O.; New
Bedford, 9,
, 1879-06-20
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mis- Anuie rix|sy is sauamer!ns At Port Stan
ley, uns.
"Eldo nat IIaml!n's With Harry Weaycr's
company.
John Raymond ii In town. I!e goes to Dem
yer to 0ll thras weekH' cnssGcmont, thcp, 10
he says, to 1eadstlle to look after some mines.
s'Won a. Last" will bo given by Mr. Hteeia
1fackaye's company OF artists for two nights
more 1t Il Oua of tbs finest performances OF
thu soasoD.
Lulu Stevens, It ts aa!d, Of the lato Oates
troupe, Is shortly to bs transformed Into Mrs.
George PURIFY by the ofrhestra.leader Of the
same compauy.
The New Orlsans PteaHu,.s notes general
co1plaiut this rear In regard 70 circus cle-
phsnta. "lhey arg exceedingly sm4ll, and
never kill koopoE.n
Ccrta!n fascinated YOUNG mcn OF Louisville,
KY, have raised q fund Ut 81, $40 10 buy thor
ough.hrtd Kentucky horse for Mary Andersun'a
uss At Long Brunch th!a Sumner.
Mr. Frank Aarshall, Who wsoao "Falso
ahanle." is at work oil = play 10 ha called
"loberk Esamot,, In which Irving a,i Miss
Ellen Terry will ulsy the psluc,pa! parts.
john B. Cough got hls start In lite By Ilrss be.
Ing dsuutasd. Il ho had kept sober and IT.
tended TO his business, tie might hare been y
variety comic singer s!l h!s lie, getting s5 per
, 1879-06-20
LABOR AND CAPITAL.


Jol*lET. ILL.,, juno IA great deal Of inter
eat WA manifested IN the Circuit Court ycs:cr-
tlay In The trial Of the case Of George Alien, d
l}raidwood nllnor, against the Enreka Coal
Company, not only by the persons. .dlroctly in.
tcrcsted, but by members at tho Bar generally.
This Is ono of tic 200 or more suits againat this
Company whirs, dates from Tic strike IN 1877,
was absorbed. in Tho tsis!ng Of evidence and liz
pscas ot tlln attorneys, alr: Mooney opcning for
tllr plalntiff, followed BY Mr. Schuyler, OF CLt
cag0, anl MaI. MUM for the Company, while
AIR. 1lnley made tho closing argument
their iustruclLons. and about ha!l-p
4 O'Clock retired. After an absence
ot soyeral loura, the Jury came to an ssrco-
Ment, and Judge Mclloberts waa at oucc uott-
, 1879-06-20

Sktn and Scalp DheAses should be treated e1ter-
nal1y with Cutlcura aastssea BY the Cuucara Soap,
mud nc&lvent taken iaLarnaly, until cured aud for
home time aftcrwsrd. Where the I[un,oa an eon.
fined 10 tbs Blood. and do not show themselves on
this snrfaes tho hcsovant alone will speedily drive
them tEom tha system. Tie CuttcuEa 1iosedies In
fallib'y curn tho moat loathsone cascs Of Scrofu-
lous and Bkin and Scalp Hnuofa. ~ ls Attested By
hundreds Of unsolicited testimonials naour pesaea
sJon.
Prepared by Weeks 4 Pottsr Chtmt4tsAnd DruQ~
Risfs :t10 Washtngton-st.. Boston, Masa.. and for
sale hT all Druggists and Dealers. PHtce Of
CutlcuEa, small boxes, 80 cents; larxa bo1es con-
taipiug two and one-hAlf tines the quantity Of
snalL 81. Ro4olseul. 81 Ter bottIe. Cuthru14
eAksE, Is cents.
, 1879-06-20
PERSONALS.

man win.
hts peace. ~
T.. af. lildsn and bis boom are going West
'of theis health. -. -"
:. Is Mr. Lamar another Southern rebellion ?
"e'aou!a like to know,
y Minister Whites address to the Emperor:
"o'sses for me, thauk you. :.
!, a. w1l be remembered that we predicted
'As Mr. Weston would win tho match.
Inc confsderatea regret that Gan. Ewing
'shos where he now Il during The War;, -.
T., Cincinnati Is intensely musical. Tho But.
o S1pfsss says an goes 70 sar ~ to call pop
X