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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
IRUATEE,S hALE.

DY VIRTUE Oh A DEED or TIT II MADE
ID - Chusiius Z tcitDu aud Daniel ts.ituB
her husband O. tie undersigned trustee lated
June ~ IT, ant rcouriei 10 H. Once q the
Clefk q the CouEty CSuri q Ohio oygniJ. iu
Sod 0ftrlg BOX 80 70, IaEe -, ! Hlii. Uu
SATURDAY. APRIL 10 is-i
Con usucing a. 10 o'tlo<k A. H.. pal1Hrl y Sill
10 To fruut door % IL GauW Hu4-v ~ Dhto
county " Va. D. the higbesi sflf ts~t bii1ef
Tie iu!lasiUg real estntr. ttai 4 - ~ "a nun
nzrtsi kia q fu s.unrN umtscrn4 fHTfffy frp
q In CburuhgTs sffifisn n tn CITY = Wheel
luE ogrH uio1ly called Euruh Nists, ufth al ne
lmpr1Tereub ant sgVuTtensne"- Thereto -
TsEss - EatF-Cue thi-sf 70 80 rurFrs-s
ui1nsy oash 10 babi taisuu- iu TO t1fssl tal
r-1~rFs ~ - as f-~'ve rn."-i'tf ~ 1870
E..-. p 49, grr.rs t."tsT .'.. 1.f ~ fa.t
~ islp-r.d layrsuu fol. lr. re- tH.T 20 o.. a.
-.....- y. l. rf~I .FF=. OIL. lob 4' r .ssfF -
- re f-larst o" q. rf-'..r ..i -... a.
t-..1ss hail CONVEY ar.T s.-a l!.r a. b esi'a
TO- O., 3 ssis ir-; ai i-r'-
Hk!EEI. A.~.r..r aria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT SITUAT.
"a ell In North Wheeling, on the corner II
Main aud second STREETS No -. The house
contains four MONS aud the lot fronts ~ feet Oh
Main street and extends back loo feet 10 Coal
street also stAb,, situated on the back part Of
the lot said property Is known IS the John
Carpen.ti property. For terms II sale enquire
EWING 4 RILEY.
t.l.yA lido Main street CITY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
An Irl.h Run

Tie ipI.nEiug dialogue actually occur
cd au,aiia .v,tUi uptn winter
Fat Mulkr. ili IyrT W sce = Win.
ter inIkc lHi, van
Nike. sluiAie did.
Pat "Whiu
Mike, "lAShi summer. shurc, and
begune 10 We
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

Nor who lead sedeutsy lives-Pnni-
ers Taiiors >hoemakers, etc. will ind
a srJai rviiel ioy the constipation from
which you - often sufsF. by taking
simmons Liver Regulator. IL Is . sim
pie, harmless. vegetable compound, sure
H. relieye you. and can do no iniary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

commencing az - o'clock 4. ". prpC,>d On syi
al the font door ~ the Count House Of OH,
county. West Niuluio Ia the highest AMI be-,
bidder the following described property that Q
o. say lot numbered four iu sguAru numbers
twenty three lot No 10 square No. -, ~ ID,
.uh division % tn estate ui Joseph Caldwell
deceased said lot front, on Woods street form
cgy called George sirvvu ttty feet, and TUu
hack one huuir.d feet b. Au alley west ot said
Wood, street aud igUai, on the map VI n,
sub division 81 the JOSEPH Caldwell estate.
Term, 90 sALE-Nsush.
The lilr 90 tho sail property j. believed 10 b,
perfect, but selling a, tIustcc shall convey OuiJ
such title a. ,yc,lci 90 me hy said deed Of trust
WILLIAM 4 HUBBARD. Trustee.
W u. MALLEK. AMltiuMeeT fr!I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

- N Who are suffering iron the sr
rors ana indiscresions o. yoosan, ns,s -
S..ssnsss. early desAy, hoe. u aaA M ~.
&I sill send a reclRe tnsI ~. . ~
v,a VHxkor eHAEoE Ins sre-t ,y S.ss.,I
"a dis,ovsred by miss,on,,,Ly N 49, ~.
Lmsrica- send a ssli-sa1rss-
-ssone 10 he Rev. Jcseph u. inm~1'
ss.sIon D.. New York Oty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
FOR SALE.
FOR SAIE.

rTHE THREE. STORY BRICK DWELLING
i aud Storeluu,e COmbiUci, formerly OCcu
Jled by BaChmAu 4 DURl, situate on the west
side u Market street. beiw, Ell Eleventh and
Twelfth streets This building 10 rented for the
coming year 10 u 1at class tenant
II Z SHRiNER,
IAla lgii Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

Eu-04s' ConPoan3 syrup q Hy-
f.flhr~tAitea Sld n0f csiy surpiy ne
uassr .,sfns % IN The efAfu. bet viil ca
ahie tie nind % sadurr /. ETcAtsf "a
Tar tefors- IL riA lnfar y,Sof 49,
-. eiear osnorpttons % the ln,ei-
- uufil ssrce<tben The Derve- acS
- ,--,rrr u al invol1ntAry - seii -
- rrSrn.ary mnscte. q tts- b'sdy-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
Reaaous BSok-Ci-bs

The tilrlr,u makes these SUSs,-t-
IONS aboat applying the booA-club
method q ubs,ouS literature, which
seem worthy OF bong passed. a.uUS.
Why shopid Not q goSu oy a par Sh
have i,s Sunday t,uk Clun tor the rirrg
la,.ou amoas Us members ui books aui
magazines % positively religious CHAR
sr;,rf BOOKS 90 devotion would b. eN-
yiuiri naturally, and volume, 81 ser
mons would not often hUi place. but
the current literature of America aUt
FuIlaui odrrs valuable and guickculu-
books. which DO not get into The o-iIu.
ary book clubs. aud arr not likely o. lc
addict % any bat the great libraries.
The book club has Is advantages sNcr
the library that every one MAY nave a
voice IN the SclcCtinn oi books, aud All
that are bought pass under RENEW rcE
uiarly through every family uu the list.
4 Sauity bo0k-Clab Mould Ius.S; "a IT,
bJuAs being readable. ami IT. yearly a.
foundations might Vel by attci 81 tie
PARISH ~ Suuday.syGooi ut,Sy by
iuis means teN cultivated AMI luictu-
svnt families mIsh; keep themselves IN
the best religious reading. and put
man others in the Way Il sewing What
mlEht otherwise never be brought 10
their notice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

Ii on are troubled WlJu lennsei
kldnts, delay Rot, bur -; one q Prof.
Guilbtte's French KldEeV PADS, and
YOU vi b. cur,i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE uF 4 DIED or TRUST MADE
ID by Madison Banks aud fanny Ranks, his
wife. o. t'.a Undersigned trustee. dated Dc,Vm'
hcr u, .,.,. aud rrcurlci IN the Office ul the
Virginia ~ decd 81 trust book No. ~, fsgc -
l a NJ. M.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
Trusiee- saie Of Centre Wheel
ing Property.

IL Viz Ne - al Bglissi b.. al
. ths a9iera'i ,''' - a. s,i n -, car.y
1870 :. AZ, .r;, IA y.rnia Il 8eed Il
trust -. - y ass ~ az ~ 4, 2" lss
- al y, &c :, ~ 20 yfs-,i % ~
81 iss - ~ y.,si. q - l. 'rss.i ard -,
s,laef ne lo.lss - a.,esi. r.. s,.-,s ia,
..lssty o.. Z n sif.s.51 . ~ c,,y q VIZ
iss ~ . S1 % q. 80 - 90 = ! S.s s't
i : =: IL = = =: u r. !, 2 !; =;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

sIaat#.Hu.t N..Hu.E... ..... lu.. train ul,y
M H..UU.r W..r...- H.a Ir.Hl,.gt.A
tpsi,y yN.yrt ~uutsy Newark Nvuwmuis.
10
=. rH#uE..r Accommodated t.s train
1nrus r.. .l.t ta.-..- .#.ANHrl ..., ga,Hl Hr.
No Nr.r.s f..E ono l....gu stnpY.uS
H. -rts.#.I o.. sherman House. ktuayillv.
~ Mo. ...g and ...4r.. lt...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
PRACTICAL bk.I sLSGEkS

FhA'iAAL bks' ALA tEfS
asntels aud GfAts- At 10 u Istssi I'm IfUve1
cJl,s he frs'i n i,sf chimney, im yrgvsd. sad
psylug Aii Jrs.lATins iti.
L.sy, Ordsn. q snt b. Is-,.i o.Id " He n
pi'sefftt snf - Nsrtsf s'ss~p ans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
INSURANCE.
:. AI,DIcItSON,S
Notice TO Contractors ana ouiIdsrs
OyTtcs 20 rHI B1aED % FuElie sgEss. .
NEEuzAs syset1 Vt u, III }

Oyytcs 20 rAI B5.ED % PrEle sgIsA !
WEEusAs sgsefsl<fi y. III !
gs.l..I p-ys.-sl. oil - revived ~ ne Bad
, a ysb,.e v srs.. d Ne suE u wss Isrz'hs.
.aAr..-.d !, u. snss~!ss-s, - 70 u S'ci1,s
aasa. u Hs-rk he -. 49, ~ u iiIthaT''s'
- suI THt >fTIGzs y ths hgis9lns sD0sn q
d. sTATE not - At Chsf.'-ysa. kaH.' ~
ogsntJ. Wet ylrx.nis. seruFilHE v ths Pi.i'
snast.-4Ec.ls5lss fBraislas-' " c G, Ssnss and
A. F.sbles yosbi ssrhiD-ct.
RI VII y fssssIsi 80 tbs skols AMI ths
ssr-sai tarts q ths sors. Pssns AMI syssihos'
ts1a. rasT h. .ssE st a. o.gsta Bslsfin<- 10
uLssliax. % AL snss Jssss1 - is-o. ADJ
.ny insorHsflos rs.sfivs ts<-Sse SsJ - oessss'
ID ~ sytlyi.S ~ C. G. Esntis. as sscEi,ss&
s.s1sas 81 yhc1iaG- ". Va
Bs~zs --sny. sgysyrei ~ Ne bs>r1 -
Fublie uo<ss on - resSis~i - go seof<.e'
~ M nxhs a russsiA< - s->>-fizS snJ -
81. e '''- Z ~ >-'' rssssss.ssiy ss:..-e.
nsscs q. ,-n
- "a $50 500 4 !. yss~s 49, hsssss. ssss
"a q ssADr. s-s.s-u.
ALEXANDER BONE ~
rfxxaAI srstxEs Arb skAL u1ASB
G 1r-s - egssy yss.s., -. .s
- - 49,. - IT, 6ss.sl.I
Co.. z1 ss1s@.SS
szSS:sss;;:.;:s Z ~: |
THB LaTnBT novHTz8t
H9sT2BG - - -
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K1B8sD AD1 oToo
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
MANAooPDz Be,

Prescription Pre- Fofu.s I'D
insi xeAsns.s. les u kAnhiss
offsn bfygsLt0n ~ india fttiga 4
brlssisi Las The iuSroflsAs "A
sJN a 90 - Ssssau ~ \ J
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
POINTING WAlLsI
HAMILTON 1 ncGRAHAHAn,

ID bore hsy are psiulef AMI n "a the linz
81 Jeaf ~ colt Tka~s hsUDs sofs q AA slst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
Ener.oas Religious vie-a

Joseph Cook, al the close II mis- lee
turc in the MONDAY lecture course. In
dclcnce OF statement he has male
here and in the West, that Ralph Wal
40 Emerson nov holls thcistic views,
quoted from q conversation betSeen \.
Bronson Alcott and Emerson the follow
ing sentence utierSd by the latter. Il
10 not care 70 classify myself Niih any
painstSking accuracy with this set o.
/ With thai, but u am g. have any appel
lAiion Of a religious kind I prefer 10 be
I called q Christian theist.' and also the
following NY Anccstry Is made Up 81
ministers. in my family the Bible j.
scSn Otenef than any other book in tbs
hands q nay vic and daughter.
think the>e tacts tel my story. 10 yot
wish 10 call me a Christian theist yor
have my authority 10 ID -. and yoy
must not leave out the NCri Christian
ior 10 leave cut that j. % leave cat ey
:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
Ds.sO.aax FurEssOrs.

The doctriee Of PuuaiOry has beea
hAvinS Public discussiOn IN AOnircsl
esiOre mined audiences q CAthol.es
and Protsstsnts. BY priests on the one
siAs and Protestant elersymen on the
other, and. ssranse % s4y, Sials00t aSri'
mcIy sm0og the dsosters % free tghi
among the hstensrSA A Protestant min
isseE presided and said his iolloser,
would merely ash Questions, siBce n
onas q prod rcstrd With The Cssholic'
lie oaered ths-s eaeftes. IA The en-
u Tho World, when thelr MI b n
priests lsit 10 csy mas. vhaf wtll o>coul
q the souls In peuxAtoryg ~whsrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
Trustees sale Of LeatherW OOd
PrOnerlA.

HATIER Aurlnc.- la
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
AcUE AND FEVER.
BEWARE Of INVITATIONS.

w better cathaEti" can be used pre-
2antOry 10 Or after taking quinine As
J .LMII. lursAlINe they are uneuualed
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
KENTUCK KNlCKKNACKS.
Choice Currents Collected in the Corn.
. cracker Commonwealth.
Specials 10 the star.

Specials to the star.
RAYwrcK, Jan. ga gang of thieves
forced an entrance into G. Il. Miller's store
here and robbed his cash-drawer OF about
$50. They left several dollars in the drawer
in five and ten-cent pieces. =
q PARIS, Jan. 6.-Yesterday was our regu-
lar County Court day, but it was not at
tended by a very large crowd Of people.
Stock sold well and rapidly. Cattle were
firm at three to four and half cents
Travel over the Maysville branch OF the
Kentucky Centralawill only be retarded a
few days by the burning Of the bridge at
Millersburg. There is no clue as TO who
fred the bridge. ,.st
FRANKFoRr, Jan. R-Hon. Walter Evans
and Judge Harlin Whitaker Of Covington,
are among the late arrivals Judge Hargis
is also here.
MAYrIELD, Jans &-At 8 o'clock last
evening shoe-makes named Philip Baugh
took poison, which Killed him instantly.
He had been on drunk for several days.
FRANKLIN, Jan. 6.-Two white men, Dit
more and Caldwell, were arrested here yes
terday on charge of breaking into the
house of a widow named Rebecca Hick
man. and attempting to outrage her per
son, treating her badly, beating her in
fearful manner. #-s ..-'-'
| FRANKFoRr, Jan. 6.-General Fayette
Hewitt the newly-elected State Auditor
took the oath of Office and assumed his du
ties yesterday. ~
Captain Thomas J. Harris. of this city
formerly of Covington, will get ClerkshiI
under him.
Hon. Alison Rawlings, Representative IL
the Legislature, from Marion County. ha
been missing since last Saturday morning
and it is feared he has been killed o
drowned. a
PADucAH, Jan. GA fire Sunday nigh
damaged the photograph-gallery and stool
of Frank McNight to the amount of $500
The house belonged to the estate Of J. W
Thornberry. and was damaged $500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
Markets-Halloran, Hastings and Liner.

Markets-Halloran, Hastings ana Limer-
ick.
Gas-Limerick, Weidner and Theis.
License-H Hastings, Rodenberg and Lister
man.
Railroads and Bridges-Listerman, Wein-
gartner and Tippenhauer.
Encouragement to Manufacturers-List-
erman, Hastings and Halloran.
Citizens Committee-J. j. Hetsch. K.
Waring and H. Gunkel.
The old rules governing Council were
adopted for 1880. except that the roll be
called from top to bottom on alternate
meetings
Clerk Hawthorne read letter from Sem
ator Berry asking the sense Of the City
Council on the question of donating what
is known as the Poor-house Farm for the
purpose of erecting branch Penitentiary
on it. Mr. Hawthorne also read written
response to the effect that the city would
willingly give them the farm in the even!
the Penitentiary would be established
thereon. The response was signed by the
entire body. The building that is to bt
erected will be beneficial to Newport in thu
event that the Penitentiary Is established
it will serve as a House of Correction
which Newport is sadly in need OF, and IL
addition to this the building will be an OF
nament to the County. "
Adjourned. .,--..t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
SMOKE CONSUMING
Tho Ladies' Conn

The Ladies' Committee Mako Their Report,
One of the smoke consumers exhibited at oul
late Exposition was afterward donated to the
Children's Home. The managers OF that institu
ton, with laudable willingness to improve the
coalition of humanity whenever in their power
accepted the gift and went to the expense of at
taching It to their furnace. The Ladies Smoke
Committee visited the Home few days since 10
inspect the new apparatus and to get positive in.
formation from the engineer as to the result
This has proved to be satisfactory in the extreme
It was found to be the Murphy consumer, the one
that In the report OF the Exposition Committee
was marked 100. which meant that the entire
amount OF smoke was consumed. i.ty
There is absolutely no smoke, except when the
fre Is first made, and the chimney is built, in
this instance, with glass window or mirror, 80
one can look through its entire length, and see
that 1t is as clear as the atmosphere OF the room
itself. Before the consumer was put on the
furnace burned per day thirty three bushels Of
lump coal, with the ordinary great quantity Of
smoke Since the consumer. 1T burned twenty.
six bushels OF slack, with absolutely no smoke,
SO the outlay for attaching the apparatus was soon
more than repaid. No stoker is needed, and the
furnace doors are never opened to replenish the
Are. 1t is done by the simple movement OF .
lever which lets down the already cOaked slack
upon the fire from receptacles at the side.
The engineer can attend to this, or small boy
can take charge of it; or the proprietor himself
could make his toilet for New Year call, tend his
own furnace for few hours, and then 60 on his
way without the least disarrangement Of his At
tire.
This is in great contrast to the usual furnace
picture, where grimy stocker, clad thin!y a
possible, throws back the doors, stands before q
terrible heat shovels in coal and looks as il he
was the machine being tested to see how much
evaporation could be produced in given time 1
the square inch of surface exposed; bucket o.
water and tin cup being usually near at hand tc
rep, enish his boilers. Why allow that condition
OF servitude to exist any longer?
It Is only by seeing some such simple and per
feet smokeconsumers in use that one can realize
the supreme preposterousness OF having single
fake Of SCOT in ou; city.
II as vi ;orous an interest was taken in this sub
ject BY the women of the city as in the Children
Home Fair last spring, in two months there woule
be no more smoke. The combined persuasive In
fluence of the housekeepen Of Cincinnati coult
| soon clear our sky. .ri ...--l-
The furnace Of tine Home is in . clean, access
ible room, so 1t is easily seen; and Mr. Rice. tn
polite engineer. takes pleasure in explaining ~
all who call and wish to take look through tal
| smOkeless chimney. -'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS.
A Nan and a Boy Run Over.

Moritz B. Mann, aged about sixty-fiye
years, was run over last evening at quarter
of o'clock at Seventh and Main streets,
and received injuries from which he died
fifteen minutes later. Mr.. Mann was en-
gagged as book-keeper by Mr.. Jacob Season
good, the banker, and roomed at the south
west corner Of Main and Seventh streets.
He was attempting to cross the street, when
he was knocked down by horse attached
to wagon coming up Main street. One OF
the wheels passed over Mr.. Mann:
Henry Aufdermersch and B. Leiften5urg
pulled the old gentleman out from under
the wheels. The driver, who was arrested,
and who ran over him, was James Barrett,
of No. 26 Race street. who works for Messrs
John Sbillto d Co.. Mann was taken to
his lodging place, and after ne died it was
found that his skull had been fractured and
that he was wounded internally. Tho de-
ceased was widower and has sister liv-
ing in Cleveland.
While the body was being carried up
stairs some heartless acoundrel picked the
pin which was in the shirt Of Mann.
The Coroner will hold an inquest at
O'Clock this evening ii Mann's sister arrives
in time.
James Barrett was arraigned before Judge
Wilson this morning charged with man
slaughter. His case was continued until q
week from to-day. He was released on $500
bail .r. .. ..
Last Saturday afternoon little two and
half year old son of Mr.. Shannon, living
back Of Gilligan's mineral water factory
on Seventh street, between Sycamore and
Broadway, while playing on the street wa,
run over by q milk wagon. A colored man
whose name has not been learned, picked
the child up and carried it to its home
DR.. D. D. Bramble was called in and at
tended the boy until his death, which en-
sued yesterday from conclusion of the
brain. The Coroner was notified and will
hold an inquest
Just before noon to-day colored mar
named John Lewis was arrested on the
charge of running over the child, and taker
to Hammond street Station.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
COUNTY Commissioner.

The County Commissioners held called meet
ing to-day. s.-aHr .frE
A request from DR.. Bigney, asking for q private
room for examining female lunatlcs in the Pro-
bate Court was received and filed.
The matter of repairs to the bridge over the Big
Miami River, near Venice, was referred % the
Engineer. .-
The quarterly report Of Ex.Recorder BruAer
was referred to the Fee Commissioner
Adjourned. ... nH
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley and Upper Lake Re
gion, southerly winds, cloudy and rainy
weather, followed by cooler westerly
winds. with rising barometer and clearer
weather.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
nsath Record.

The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report: .... '...,
Christ Geiges 7 weeks, city. ,....
Mary Sullivan, 8 mos, city.
Mary Bieke, 13 mos. city. +"o
Adelne Heunekes77 mos, city. ,3 ,.aH
John Ewing, 8 yrs, city. HU i)lW aa5Gli
Albert Demmler, yrs, city. u 7aao
Andrew Reardon, "a yrs. city. q,ra
Flora Fuller, 8 yrs, city. ~. ,isls h.
Mary Hsnderhah, 81 yrs city. '''. "'
Mary Russell, 40 yrs, Ireland. < ''i'
Henry Drands. 45 yrs, Germany. e'
Anna Och, 76 yrs. Germany. gi b2mmi 4
John Schrack, 81 yrA Germany. 10 99at
A. w. FranciA 81 yrs England. e b,eiy
Alice Haywood. 9yrs city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
OHIO.
youngstown, Ohia

CINCINNATI, O., % Nineteenth stteet Fmln
Schwartz suffered for i've years with -rhessaa,
tism. Having been persuaded by friends 70 ~
the st. Jacobs Oil, l must acknowledg that it b
the best remedy I ever used; in fact 1t cured -
entirely. Aecspt my sincere thanh -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06

The A. P. A. Mutual Relief Society
has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, A. Hosemeyer; Vice-President Hen
ry Koelker; Secretaries, R. Flick and L.
Hoffman; Treasurer, F. Roedimeister;
Guard, F. Germer. .....
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report: br-
Henry Landwshr and Mary G. Catterman.
Edward A. Harlem and Miilie Schradzki.
J. H. Willenborg, Jr., and Mary Gleason.
oliver H. Loder and Mamie E. Bracke.
Jas. o. Smith and Nina NJ. Garrison.
Samuel Straus and Esther Stern.
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J. M. Mulroy was brought into the
Probate Court to-day by the Hammond
Street Station-house officers on charge Of
lunacy. His case will be investigated TO-
morrow. ..s .I.. ls nt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
NASAL CATARRH.
.aaI NASAL CATARRH.
"OBSERvATIONS ON
NASAL .CATARRH
se.l s.f AND
Catarrhal Deafness"

BY A. N. WILLIAMSON. NJ. D., late Clinical
Physician in the Medical Department of the Uni
versity Of New York. Pamphlet Copies mailed
for 10 cents. Address the Author at 134 WEST
MGHTH STREET, CINCINNATI.
The two opinions hereto appended speak for
themselves il7-g7.s4gI 1o. .,0 r-1J al
Professor Samuel D. Gross. Of Philadelphia, su-
thor of 'Groa' System Of Surgery" and the ac-
knowledgea bead Of the profession in this eoun-
Try writes % follarms, eii To.
DEAR DR. WrLLdAsfsoN-I thank you for your
interesting and instructive brochure on Deafness
and Catarrh.' trust 1t il an earnest Of other and
longer works from your pen" syn b!Boi u
q Hon. W. a. wheeler. Vice President of the
United States. writes: bae e1f3i atseg TlSi
Il have had Catarrh and throat trouble for
twenty yesrA Your mode Of treatment 10 shsmssk
tactical and common sense ef any I have sv~
sssn." dsledAw-ln
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, David AllingsworsA.-
For yean David Allingsworth suffered wtA
rheumatism. and Notwithstanding the best nsa,
ical attendance, could not find relief. He cans
to the Scloto County Poorhouse. and haA y
be carried into and out Of bed, On accounl
Of his hopeless condition. After the failurs =
all the remedies which had been applieA
the Directors Of the Poor-houss resolved y
uss the celebrated German Remedy, 81 Jaools
Oil, and this was fortunate resolution; foe via
the trial of one bottle, the patient was already
much better, and when four bottles had bssa
used upon him, he could again walk about win
out the use OF . cane. ,...., .,
The facts - above stated will be verified By %
editor Of the Portsmouth. Ohio. Correapondmk