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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-29
THE NEWS
OF the Day in Pithy Paragraphs.

vi tuC Aoy AkA u AssAy Ae~s
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher was great
ly improved, yesterday.
Hugh J. Jewett declines the presiden.
cy OF the World Fair Commission.
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague occupied .
seat in the Senate gallery at Washing.
ton, yesterday.
John J. McEwen, q switchman at
Detroit and Milwaukee Junction,
was killed Sunday morning while coup
ling cars.
Gen. Adam Badon has positively de-
clined the position OF Charge d Affairs
OF Denmark, and the President will
withdraw his nomination.
Bah Williams, a notorious character.
was arrested at Toledo, Sunday, and tn.
ken to Oakland county, Michigan, where
he is wanted on charge OF blowing .
safe at Clarkson, last summer.
Theodore Walters, q German resident
OF North Lansing, Michigan, committed
suicide on Saturday night, by blowing
bis head of with q shot gun; strong
drink and jealousy being the cause.
Capt. Charles W. Kimberly, q well
known Lake marine, who commenced
on old Michigan Southern steamers,
running between Buffalo and Monroe,
and who has commanded some fast
vessels ou the Lake, died at Wenton,
Michigan, Sunday night.
Foreign.
The Prussian government ia consider
ing the question Of the adoption ol the
Scrutin De Liste system OF voting Ut
elections for members OF the Diet.
A lady obtained a private audience
with the Pope yesterday, and warned
him that the day and hour were fixed
for the murder OF himself aud Cardinal
Pecci.
There are continued rumors in st.
Petersburg OF Gen. Melikof-s resigna.
ton. 1t is believed the Emperor has
ordered aukase to be prepared convok.
ing commissions to discuss the question
OF representation OF the people on state
questions.
Great activity prevails at Constantine.
pie in preparation for defense. The
work OF placing torpedoes has COM
menced, Troops have occupied Trikert
on the Turkish side of the entrence to
the Gulf OF Valo and earthworks are be-
ing constructed there.
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B. & o. OUTwITTED AGAIN.
After an Airline to Chicago
via Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Company Blocking the Game,
~ Usual.
Pittsburgh Commercial.

Pittsburgh Commercial.
The latest development in railroad
circles is, that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has opened up ne.
gotiations with the owners OF the Ever.
green Hamlet Railroad for its purchase.
A gentleman who is in position to
know, stated to Commercidl-Gdzst re.
porter on Saturday that the road in
question would likely pass into the
hands of the Baltimore and Ohio folks
within the next ten days. The Ever
green road, which, it will be remem.
bered, is narrow gauge extends
from Bennett Station on the West
Penn line to Evergreen. Its holders
hold a special charter from the Com.
monwealth, which covers many valua-
BILE rights One OF these privileges is
that Of being able to extend their line
in the city, crossing any other railroad,
and over any street or streets hereafter
created in the other portion OF the city.
The present owners OF the road also
own abou. two miles and half OF the
Butler plank road, aud it is stated that
the Baltimore and Ohio road, the sur.
veyors of which have projected an air
line from the terminus OF the Evergreen
road 10 Chicago junction, want the
franchise OF the "dinky" to get into the
city.
The negotiations anent the affair have
been conducted with the greatest secre.
cv, but some one who was posted,
leaked and the officials OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company got wind OF it,
and started on a scheme, the object OF
which was 10 checkmate Mr.. Garrett, OF
the B. < O. The Pennsylvania folks
went to Harrisburg and got a charter
with William Thaw, as Vice President
of the Pennsylvania Company, and Gen.
eral Manager Laying and J. \. McCul.
lough, OF the same company, among the
incorporators, for aline TO be known as
the New Castle and New Brighton Rail.
road Company. The projected line is
sixteen miles long and connects the
Erie and Pittsburgh with the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. One
point about the road If that II crosses
and covers part OF the proposed air line
of the b. & o folks.
A report .r had an interview with Mr.
Thaw and asked him what he knew
about it. That gentleman stated that
he could not say anything about it. As
regards the newly acquired charter he
had not known that his name was men.
toned as one OF the incorporstors. How.
ever. he added that it was customary Tor
the Pennsylvania Company to use the
names of their officials without consult
ING them. He was not inclined to be-
lieye that the projected road would be
built. as he believed that the company
had acted TO protect its property along
the old canal towpath.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Jewett Declines tho Presidenc,

New YORK, March 2S.-Hugh J. jew
EFT declines the Presidency ot the
Worlds Fair Commission. In view OF
this declnation OF Jewett, the Execu.
tive Committee meets tomorrow. Tai.
colt, member, says that the committee
will take firm stand and do nothing
more until thetransportation companies
forward the full amount OF their sub
scriptions. 1t Was a mistake to propose
the Presidency to anyone until this had
been done and the committee does not
propose to repeat It's error.
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Texas Pastimes.

DALLAS, March 2S.-Antonio San.
chezs, a Spanish cook, poisoned several
Italians tonight by drugying their cof-
fee. He fed and is still at large. None
OF the victims are yet dead, but all are
in critical condition.
The Chief OF Police received informa.
ton tonight that a fight had occurred
at station west OF AbiIine on the Texas
and Pacific Railroad between the COW
boys and citizens in which three per
sons were shot. No Particular
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COUNTERFEIT BUTTER.
OF What the Stuff is Made

NEW YORK, March 2s.-The Assem-.
bly Committee continued the investiei-
ton OF the subject Of counterfeit butter
and cheese this morning. Gilbert 7:
Hendshaw, a produce broker, testified
that he had visited Q number OF oleo-
margerine factories and found that
oleomargerine butter WAS made from
peanut lard and oiio, oils. alum and
acids; that in some factories the EN-.
ploye, are exceedingly filthy, some
working half naked and others wearing
onIy ba2s about their loins
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WHEETING w. VA TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 29 1881
lures Of our best men and without

lures OF our best men and without
doubt the project will be q success.
There are various and wild rumors
concerning the recent dismissal OF GER
tain employees of the Belmont glass
works. The board meets to day and
will, no doubt, settle all questions Of
dispute, il there De any.
OFFICERS NOMINATED.
The Democratic City Committee met,
last evening, at the Mayors Office, and
amid a great deal of enthusiasm, nomi-
mated the following officers:
Water Works Trustee-John Bigelow.
School Board-Long Term, J. E. Ster-
ritt and T. A. Rodefer; Short Term,
John Mitchell.
City Central Committee-First ward,
Marion Hoffman; Second ward, ]. e..
Haney; Third ward, Fred. Rodewig;
Fourth ward, David Rankin; Fifth ward,
s. Q. Hamilton.
Albert Horn resigned the nomination
of Councilman for the Fourth ward, and
J. r. Naylor was substituted.
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Workirgmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after winter Of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthen
ing to prevent an attack Of Ague, Bill.
Gus or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sickness that will unit you Tor .
seasons work. You will save time,
much sickness and great expense ii you
will use one Bottle OF Hop Bitters in
your family this month. Don't wait
See another column.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Twelve Men Injured.

PITTSBURGH, March pa Youngs.
town, o., special to the Chronicle says:
The manhead in a pudding furnace in
Brown, Bonnell & Co.'S rolling mill
blew out this morning, the escaping
steam and flying debris wounding
twelve men, three seriously The ex
plosion made terrible noise, and the
scene, after the cloud OF steam and dust
from the flyiug debris had cleared away,
was heartrendiny. Wives and mothers
gathered about the mill inquiring if
their dear ones were killed. The
wounded were removed to there homes,
and are receiving attention from all the
physicians in the city. The loss to pro-
perty is very small.
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A Bully ON THE WAR PATH.
How He Came to Grief at Lou
dOnXille. o.

CLEVELAND, March 2S.-A bully from
Haynesville, o, went to Loudonville,
SATURDAY., and among other responsible
acts insulted the editors of the two pa
pers published there. Finally the town
marshal arrested him, but half dozen
citizens took him away and after lib
eral castigation put rope sDund the
bully's neck. led him beyond the town
line and made him swear never 10 show
his face again in Loudonvills.
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SUICIDE.
A Kentucky Lawyer Blows Hi, Brains
Ont


Out.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 28.-A Bur
gin special to the COurjer-JOurrldt says:
John p. T. Daviss, a prominent citizen
OF Harrodsbu-g and a practicing lawyer
OF the same district, committed suicide
this morning by placing revolver
against his forehead and blowing his
brains out. It is supposed that he was
suffering from temporary alteration
of the mind, caused either by pecunlary
affairs not going satisfactory, or by i'll
health. He walked out to the stable Of
the premises after breakfast and with
an accurately directed bullet sent his
soul into eternity. He was son Of
Major VIM. Daviss, nephew OF the late
L. ). Senator John b. Thompson, and
citizen who stood high in the communi-
ty. He leaves a wife and several little
ones.
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De.,b ofan Ohio Official.

CoLuMsUs, March 26-The State Off.
GERS met to day to take official notice OF
the death OF Henry V. Kerr, State
Librarian, which occurred suddenly at
Batavia, o, yesterday. Committees on
resolutions and to attend the funeral
were appointed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-29
THE MANSION HOUSE PLOT.
Three American-1rshmen Implicated

LONDON, March 2S-lnformation in
the hands OF the police strongly tends to
confirm the completely OF three Ameri-
can Irishmen named Mooney, O'DOn.
nell and Coleman, in the recent attempt
to blow up the Mansion House. Al
though the eXtradition treaties don't
cover the matter, the detectives who
have been sent 10 the continent TO seek
Mooney and O'DOnnell will rely upon
the good offices OF the authorities there
not to place legal difficulties in the way
OF their arrest.
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Eurious Snow 6torm.

CINCINNATI, March 2s.-A furious
snow storm is reported to night at La
fayette and Fort Wayne, Indiana; six
inches at LAFAYETTE and font at Fort
Wayne atone O'Clock and stall showing.
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DRY GOODS
New York.

NEW YoKK, March es.-Dry Goods =
The jobbipg trade continues fairly &C.
tive Business il moderate With cotton
Yoo.,s commission houses, but vooIen
goods are quiet in fret han 70; prints are
in fair demand; gipghams remsin ac-
tive: lawns are jobbing fsiry; dress
goods are in moderate request: foreign
goods are sluggish with importers, but
iobbing fairly.
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MsH OYiAua

Nrv OsLrAss, March B.-Co6ee.
Easier: Rio cargoes. ordinary 70 good, 10
Gl3c suear-Steady and good demand:
inferior 70 good common 5iS6lc; COM
mon 10 good common GiGs7e; yellow
clarified StSSic. Molasses-Dsll; CON.
mon 23(925c; centrifugal 20S3e; isir
33G3Ic; frosted 2OSS5c; cisisrn bot
toms 3Ois44c; fermenting 0(s35c. kice
-Quiet; Louisisns ordinary 70 choice
lt66fc.
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Tfpners' Strike.

PIrrsBUReH, March 2s.-The timers
of Allegheny aud Pittsburgh struck to.
day for an advance averaging 20 per
cent Several firms have already con-
ceded the advance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-29

A SAFE and sure means OF restoring
the youthful color of the hair is fur
nished by Psrker's Hair Balssm, which is
deserysdly popular from its superior
cleanliness.
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Tho Fastips Female,

Iowa CRY, March 2s.-Miss Duel
finished the thirty third day OF her last
tonight, and remains in the same condi
ton. She will last some time yet.
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Another.

BERLIN, March 2S.-The Crown Prin.
cess Victoria has received an anony-
nous letter declaring that Prince Fred
erck William will he murdered during
the ceremonies at st. Petersburg. The
letter bears the Berlin postmark.
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Threaten ming the Gear.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-A telegram
from Geneva declares that il Sophie
Perowsky is condemned and executed
the Car will perish.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy t4 to 6 Per cent-Gevsrn.
msnts Firm and Unehanged-flour
Quiet and Unehanged-whsat
Unsettled and Lower
Hogs Firm.
FIHAHCE.
New York.
Nsw YoRK. March 2s.-MoSsv--
Easy al 4G6 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 500 per cent Sterling ex.
change, bankers' bills, at 4S0i; demand
ASH.
S.LvRR-At London SD per ounce; bar
silver here III: subsidiary silver coin
t(al per cent. discount
GovRRSNENrs-Firgl aud unchanged
for IS aud 5s, and /; per cent. higher for
AS and Is.
y. T. Coupons usslI
SeW tiNtS.... s...iViA-
New fou'-an! 'oae-half' f'....--.-....--.--.......
New fou ..,..,......lls
RAILROAD Bonds Active and irrcgu.
lar.
STATE BoNps In light demand.
SrocKs-The market opened strong
and was active throughout the entire
day, and under brisk purchases the en-.
tire list advanced steadily and closed at
or within fraction Of the highest figures
touched. The improvement ranged
from to per cent, the latter In Rock
Islaad and Chesapeake and Ohio tirsts
preferred. Lake Shore selling up 81 per
cent, Chicago and Alton 81, Delaware
Lsctawanns and Western 3, Reading -
aud Northwestern aud Union Pacific u.
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy rose Al
per cent, but reacted per cent Pan.
anna sold up to l?S and closed at l30 bid.
The general market closed strong. The
buoyancy OF speculation vas generally
attributed u the announcement that IL
had been finally decided not to call
session %! Congress
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Ciocinnstl
Totedo

ToLsDo. Mach - Wheat - Dall.
closing . shade frmer; No. l white
Michigan, 81 0ii; amber Michinn
81 OF; seller May 81 o9i; No: 2 red
Wabash spot 81 07l seller April 81 o5t;
seller May 81 09i: seller June 81 G9E
seller July 81 o.; the year 81 0iii No.
8 red Wabash 81 o.; rejected DC Corn
-Qoiet; high mixed 44tr; No. 2 spot
4lic; seller April 44&c; No. 2 white 4Sc;
rrjecsed l1ac; damaged 4i}e. Oss-
Quiet; No. 236ae.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31
Financial.

NEW YoRK. January 81 Tho Pests
Grat cal article says Tho week opened
OF the stock txeh.nro GA somewhat lower
mNk.t for u. $. bonjs on a strong mar
kct for Il. r. bonds tho features bin Kan. 4
Tux. 2.s which arc u? 8! per cont; A. A. Il
|. A. iacomes which are up 81 end Tex: u Pac.
land grant i.c)mes which a!o up .. The
stock market to dry is irregular Tho stock
which have btoa strong have advanced 10 the
following figures: II. p. 10 43; X, T. I. to Az;
aud hlsnhattan 10 40i. At one time tho tolo-
graph s:tcis vera strong, but in tho main they
havo boon hoavy. The stocks. which have been
heavy to weak. hava been seii AS lov as the
following figures: Na:thwa5s 1883, Milwaukee
aad 81. Poul ll5!, Lake Eic and Western SO
E:ic 40. D,nvtr end lilo Grando 95!, Cole
RADIO Coal Az, Lake Shore 100. New YoEl
Ccutral l49b aud Uoiou Pacific III. Alton ant
Tciro lIsute opened at al advance OF lp54 pei
cent. md has since dconcd Il. Tho money
mark:t is easy at about S per ccut for cali lOan'
Tim, loaus ore 3la5 per cent, and rr;m' msr
csutiic paner 4!,5! per c,nt.
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The Markets.,

BALTIMORE, Jan Sl.-Virpinis Is old =; DO
deferred IL; 90 consolidated 19f: do I'd series
80 past duo coupon 93b now III. doe 5l5 10 d0s
coup !%i bid to.dsy. Cotton dull; middling
1ls. Flour Grmer but quiet; Howard street and
W cstcTn tuper IS 25.3 rs; do extra Sis4 10; do
family SIS 10AG e.; City Mills supor SIS 70 % Is;
do extra Sia4 rs; do family ST 5O,G 10 do Rio
brands sc l2.G 49,; Fa!spsco family 81. Whent
Southern steady; Western lower and quiet;
Southern rcd ll5.l1S; do amber l2Gsl2i; NO. 2
Western winter red spot and Jan ll6bs11Gt !;
Feb llGtallGi. Corn-Southern steady; Wost.
ern lower and quiet; Southern white and yellow
63; Western mixed sp9t and Jan t3l .5}s Feb
t"!a5&s; eteamor col. Cas- lower and dull
Western white d2li3 do mixed 1Jafl. Rye
dull at 100 .iG}. Hay firm prime 10 choice
POM sjivsnis and Maryland S2laI3. Coffee
steady; Kio cs:goes ordinary to fair 1lal3.
Sugar lowar and quiet; 4 eofs 9s. Whisky
dull ct 81 II
PHILADELPHIA. January 81 Ca!tle-msrke
active; prime G4aG3 good * ;Gs medium 50
common 4.ts. Sheep-msrsat inactive; prime
G.Gi good G. 50; medium 5 81. Hogs-marke
active; primo ss good S.s!; medium 7ia73
common 7s1t.
NEW York. JaH. II Stocks wax None,
Sac. Flcu: quiet. Wheat active md lowo7
Corn dull.
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Result Ola Quarrel Over Cards.

BUFFALO, lar. 81 During game Of csrls
Saturday night Charles Ryan aid James Cal
frey became cngns,d in quarrel. Csflrey loft
tho ToOm 10 % IL? stairs and WAS followed ty
nysn. Shor.ig sitter DUH lhui was hoard OF
tic back s.a:rE, and. several peisoas rushing
thyrc, EcsTG Ksan at tho top OF tho stairs *.
cl,ininr. I've donc II i,u1d CstFrey lying
II the hNtcm # the stairs with bad irGc ,ura
81 he sk4II, Intending clcGr across tho forehead
|, il ,up?os, i that Ryao caught Catfrey, who
was s::acw hat iatcx c .tcd, ani hurled him hcat
L. Jcwn tA1 ;:atp. The Injured man is mol
csn a.. Il "a i,uh
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
sfHrneSl TO EScntEi.

altoona. n. Y, Jan. 3l.-Mrs. BArcomb,
ri HoJvIs. !,ctrl ucr four children, the oldest
b ina Lu $ ven yoais Of ago, in tho house on
E.ii2y 2ven.a:, wic sLc went to the store fer
kyr,s4ur .!nr Ii king tho purchase and
s:G;:iog Tor &.in sho discovered that her house
eai an fic. Hep was summoned. but on
Cp rils HIS G9nr tho flames rushed cut 70
tia, i: Vas Impossible 10 enter. The charred
ytmail5 If tic i!!lu cues were found 10 heap,
and il such p,si!ioD thst enc might suppose
they had taken refuge under tho bed. The
csu4c OF the fire is rot known. bat it is supros-
Cd 60 have been The explosion OF lamp.
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AUCTION EEEEa.

{ 1OhMiSSiONkHS SALE or HOITsF
~ AMP LOr OF GkOUND,-Bv rir UooI D
1ecfec o. tho Corporation Cour. o. tha citu ~
tHsss"1andrla. rendered on tho Sth day CT y, W
neSu IN tho chancery cause therein danenSi ny'
uauer tho styleos Carey s. Colcock ". J. Gr;e!.,
o. ais tie undersigned, speciai coaimssian,,st
theren name5, will otfar for eaIo At nmhic oi"s
ton. IN front the Market Building on Eoval
s,t:eet, IN the city of Alexandria, Virginia cn
SATURDAY. the 2Gth day of February 1sSi
a., a. IL o'clock the following described proper.
y w; All that LOT or GROUND with i've
s;, HOUSE and BUILDINGS thoreon
s s,!nste 1t the Northeast corner King and West
s!feets, IN said city, and running back on West
ssteSt 10 an alley being tho property convared
Uy Is. Windsor to Joseph Hrigg and acyiso5 hu
me 9 ssld joseph Gsgg 10 James Grigg, y
~. Terms OF sale: Cash for suticien; sum &, NOW
t9e COSTS OF said suit and this sale, and Tho s,I,
OF iorty. dollars and fourteen cents with IN.
teFeSs IRON the s!h of July. 1892 and tho residus
IN thrse equal instslments at six, twelve and
elg6teen months respectively with intarest nni
evIoenced by the bonds of tho rnrchaser ths
ItIe 10 tho property 10 b. retained until si Vt
Tue purchase money shall be p.id, Conway.
anclng at the cost of the purchaser.
so,, FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
-Jon..-@aWts CGm missioner of Ssla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31

:. MARRIED AND BAPTIZED AT TEE SAME
Ii!iME-Oac day last week, Mr.. Il. Il. Ire, spd
Miss Hattie &. Trplclt, both of Prize, William
county, Va, came TO this ci.y, ana were mar
ritd at the parsooogo Of TIC Eirs. Bap:is
Church, By Rev. w. S. Petick After the
Ceremony. tho happy coupla left Ter Washing
ton, Vhcro they snsut tho day in sight scciog,
returning to A!txaIGIi, Ito 10 ;hc cveuiag,
"hcn tho Bride. having been previously rtc.iv-
Cd mo tho church, was bopsiz:d l:y the minis
tcr "ho ctLcla:ed G! her marriage 10 tho norn-
ing. ih:s Haa most unusual fccne," says
correspondent. from tho fact that 1t aas &
doubio unlon-:ho ouc sith maa, Tho either
*lth Ch,ls!." Tho bride aod groom returned
10 tht'7 homo the ntx. morning after tie mar.
rlasa ard baptism.
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Mothers !
NiOtilersl.
Mothers +! 7!

Are you disturbed at nigh! and broken of your
rost by u eick child suffering snd crying with tho
ex .rucisting pain of cutting teeth2 If so, go at
onco and got bottle Of stltS WINSLOW'S
SOUTHl9G SYRUP. l: will relieve the Door
i!tlo su1elcr irnmedin!e y-iopoud upon it;
there is 10 mistake sb5ut II. There ie not 8
ucther on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at onco tina. i! will regulate the
bowels, and give res: 10 the mother, and relief
and health 10 the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to ueo in sl cases. and pleas
ant To the taste, and is the prescription of one of
tho Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
| in tho United States Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle More genuine uf.
less Tho lac-sri!e 81 CURTIS t. pEHKINS
is On tas omisids wrsrror. Sold hy ell Mciiciat
Dealers. Twens5 i've aaI,.s bottle Rawsra o
| r1lt9.ioLG
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Murder aud Suicide.

CIHCINNATI. jan, Sl.-A sptcill from
P,qas. Miami unity, Ohio, says: at 7 O'Clock
Sa,u,d,y everiog III. Washington c. llarbaugb,
j i!l's. o. 4 member o; The City Council, shot
lis w;io dead w:!h n y, l!cr. nd Immediately
.ilcr shat hinscf With shotgun 10 another
room. :In had previously had qua ri with
his vic.
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isaV: Mr., Pearce, during the PES. week will be
tootiau2t erefE s5;pht Ills week. The9o vas
liTe crowd rroson: 81 tie church ise; nigh:
ID nc Zero sea were intcIestiox.
r9v. ar. "tiHltsay. Ct Washington, Will
pfoSci IN tic First Presbyterian Gu eli OK