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VERY BOLD REPORTERS.
Toe Trouble Gen. Crittenden
Had 10 Clear the Capitol
Rotunda.

Gen. Crittenden, a jolly, round-faced
and round. .bellied kentuckian, after re.
la,ing the above, went on to inveigh
against the newspaper fellows" He
was master OF the late funeral ceremonies
in the rotunda Of the Capitol, and q
story is told on him in connection there
With illustrative OF ineffable reportorial
cheek. At certain hour on the last
day orders had been issued to clear tie
rotunda. Mrs. Garfield was 10 visit
her dead husband. She was TO be left
absolutely alone. Even the guards
without were to get out OF her sight and
turn their backs TO the doors, 20 that
the unhsppy mourner might enjoy the
same privacy in that great place she
would have had in her own chamber.
After the human tide had been stepped
and the place cleared, IL was observed
that half dozen gentlemen fingered On
one OF the settees. Callirq an officer,
Gen. Crittenden said: "Ten those
gentlemen they must leave. Explain
that Mrs Garfield will BE here in q few
minutes" The General then went nut
for a few minutes and returned TO find
the little cluster OF gentlemen still there
"Who are those felio~s?" he inquired
OF an officer. "Why don't they go?"
They're reporters" replied the
officer.
"They must go-did you EXPLAIN"
ayes. They said all right That
was Just what they wanted"
"The ID they did. Well, 90 and
turn them out immediately The
officer went again and expostulsted
They were local men and he was afraid
TO be abrupt. They moved along toward
fingered inside. TIE General was yery
much excited. Mrs. Garfield and family
were waiting outside and he was putting
the mourning party of until nc could
clear the rotunda. When he returned
and saw the intruders still there be
shouted:
"Officer, put those men ont! Use
force. Kick them ont, d-n 'eml Kick
them down stairs"
Every word of this rung in the ears oi
the reporters, and the approach OF me
irate General admonished them tn1
they had played up to the limit Tbey
slowly and sadly put themselves on tns
outside. but turned immediateiy ana
looked through the glass door. ~
Amounted 10 the same as being on-tns
inside and they pulled out theif n0'e-
books.
,h.m down the steps, That will never
doi5 r1ied C.ittenden, 1sd The work OF
eisc,ine % six young men Of the gull was
nna .I gever heard Of sny.hingto 20 equal IL
r.. 5nvnright, bfsEen. most internal
aSo~ IN those scrubs would have probably
rs,Ssred S around the coffin and counted
shs Widows tears and reported her
s.ered ,n p,.I IInsepde5. D-n. III could
-. - 6sIf q dozex yoHng soldiers,
.@,rk - foiIowed ne in tho Army Of the |
C,,r,hcrinnd. / uon5d have joined them |
IN booting fhose fe.!ows Al OVER the
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MAHoNE's MESS OF PoTTAaB.
His Reward for Betrsyiug the Trust o
the Old Commonwealth.

the Old Commonwealth.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. October IL
Congressman Jorgensen, who has been
prominent leader of the straightout
Republicans in Virginia, has decided TO
issue circular address to all Virginia
Republicans urging them to support
Malone and his Resdiuster ticket Jor-
gensen SAYS that Mahones action yes.
terday in voting for Anthony for Presi.
dent Of the Senate shows him to be as
g-oi Republican as anybody. Jor-
gensen says any man who stands up
and votes regularly with the Republi.
cahs as Malone does is good enough
Republican for him, and he intends to
support him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-12
THE NATIONS GUESTS.
How the German Delegates TO
Yorktown Arc to be Received,

How the German Delegates TO
Yorktown Arc to be Received.
NEw YORK, October 1.-THE chair
man Of the committee Of arrangements
for the reception OF the German dele.
gates to the Yorktown Celebration called
upon the Police Commissioners to-day,
and invited them to be present at the
review, which will take place on Thurs-
day evening st the plaza Of Union
Square. 1t is expected there will be al
least Is 900 people in the line, which will
be composed OF the United German
societies OF this city and the military or.
ganizations. The singing societies will
form in front OF the grand stand and
serenade the guests after the procession
has passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-12
The Domestic Tyrant.

East ald West.
No person more completely possesses
the p)wer Of creating misery, in his
house, than the domestic tyrant, embit
tering as he does the lives OF his rear
est relatives By his selfshness and txi-
&c tt4mper. The great essentials for
haI piness in SOCIAL lie are freedom and
trus,; but these important elements are
ban shed Cut OF the little home world
rul, over by one OF these imperlous all
tecrsts. He makes il rule TO exhibit
the uost profound disregard for the
feelings OF others, and by an indulgence
in covert sneers, harsh and insulting
words, the seli,cUntrol Of his victims is
sorely tried. Consciousness OF power Is
no doubt the cause Of his overbeaI ing
ways. The domestic tyrant always has
the highest possible appreciation OF ! i'm
self. His opinion admits OF no ques
iion; being his opinion it must be right,
aud in an arbitrary manner he expects
his family to acquiesce, or to feign &C.
quiescenCe with him on all points. He
looks upon himself in every sense as q
very superior being, far above his sur
roundings. In his own estimation be is
tho highly bred and too refined to sup
port his Inconvenience OF daily occur
rences which are endured by others
His organization is too sensitive and
finely strung 10 tolerate small domestic
troubles. He, il anything. is only too
generous and virtuous; he feels COM
passion tor himself alone, regretting
that the grandeur OF his character is not
sufficiently appreciated. His most tri-
fling acts are magnitied by him into ex-
anples OF stupendous liberality. In his
complete self-satisfaction be announces
he is only too good sacrificing him
self, and he lamsnts that be does not
receive the admiration he considers his
due.
He possesses in the highest degree the
power OF wounding the feelings OF 9TH
ers, and by his persistent efforts tn NOR
tify their sensibilities, he appears to
treat that power rs an accomplishment,
which he never neglects TO, display at
every opportunity. The inmates of
many an apparently happy home, II
questioned as 10 the background, would
bear testimony as to wrung hearts,
caused by the domestic tyrauf- No
NohutIs Win buSE " IQau tOr IrIe mouse.
there is general sense OF relief when
the front door shuts behind him, and a
feeling OF suppressed Joy when he is
away. Besides the misery caused by
him to his household, the domestic ty-
rant must really experience a consider
able amount Of mental discomfort him
self. He cannot ial to perceive the
sort OF change that comes over the
cheerful family party when he appears,
or the kind OF chill that his presence
bringa Instinct must tell him how
carefully topics of conversation are
chosen for the family meals, how much
csnstraint prevails, and what a strict
avoidance Of any subject there is that
may lead to wrathful surroundings
Curiously enough, ont OF his hoae he is
generally the genial, joyiAl sort OF man,
and very likely is looked upon as sgood-
hearted sort Of fellow, for it is only to
his family that he shows his teeth.
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What the Retiring cabinet oncsrs Say.

WAsHIxG1o :, October ll.-Secretary
Window states that no intimation has
been given him as to who his successor
will be, and Attorney General Mac
Vesgh says his retirement will not in
INV way smbarrass the President. He
r.y ,r,ied his term of office at an end
nlsn President Garfield died.
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President Arthur's n Eominations

WASHINGTON, October l0.-President
Arthur has notified the Republican
Senators that he will not for the present
make any nominations except to ill va.
cauCies Of places OF minor importance.
He said to day he did not think
Senate session would last ten days, and
ii this proves correct he will not under
the tenure Of office act be required to
make his nominations at this session,
and he will take until the regular ses
sion to consider all but the nominations
to fll small place. The impression
among Republican Senators is that the
new Cabinet will be made up complete
ly when Secretary Window retires.
Even the Western Senators admit that
the Treasury portfolio will 90 to New
York. Senator Logan says there is no
truth in the report that he will nomi-
nate Davis, OF IAinois, for President of
the Senate to displsce Bayard. Logan
Intimated that he might vote for Davis
il somebody else should nominate him.
The secretaryship Of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Dem.
oCrats talked more or less in the caucus
this morning about the Secretaryship OF
the Senate, but they will not enter upon
an election unless they are confident OF
their ability to elect. Senator Saunders
said this morning that the Republicans
would not bother with the election OF
Secretary this session, as they want to
adjourn as soon as possible. He said
the Republicans had been willing to
conCede the Secretary TO the Democrats
hut claimed the President pro tempore
That the Democrats had taken the Pres
ident, and to be consistent, possibly the
Republicans having conceded them the
Secretary, they would let them elect
their man.
8 ~ Senator niIlsr's Seat.
WASHINGTON, October ll.-It is pret.
" certain that no attempt sill ever be
made TO question the right Of Senator
Miller, OF New York, TO his seat, on the
protest OF certain New York Democrats.
presented by Mr.. Mcpherson to day.
The Democratic Senators are generally
satisfied that Mr.. MilIer's election was
regular and fair, and that no flaw can be
found IN il The protest will be carried
next winter 10 the Committee on Elec-
tons, and will there remain.
Probably the uncertainty of how
Davis, Of Illinois, viii vote, makes The
Democrats hesitate also about the slar-
ton Of Secretary. II they were sur.
of his vote, they would no doubt nra.s
the election right now.
Houndinz Henry Hovs.,..
WASHINGTON. October I'LL & D;s.
trict Attorney to-day Commenced = nsv
action against II. w. HoWeate Is,s ~
.he signal service, for the r.covsrx If
S25 900, and obtained an order attseh-
ing certain shares OF Western JTnioN
stock held by HoSgate, and Also a
further order TO serve papers on him in
Washington.
yienstse of President eaffisld-York-
= --..----ss town
: -wIsHISGroS. October ia vignette
OF the late President will appear in
checks for six per cent bonds continued
at 81 per cent.
= Three nsyenue vessels are ordered 20.
participate in the Yorktown cerenons
y !. 3 80 =
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NOTES AND BIN ~.

ssssr OF very tAir quality now male
IRON rags
A submerged steel tube. - t~e, hs-
log the surisce. is the htA,i sucG-sii1.
for the crossing o: the English chtnnei
The Like Okeecho5z. r.gi'n n Seu.h
H,orida. IL il iouni. pro iu.' = nlIive
-.v;sty of lie IN tia Snl,lrcr 80
ui. stated shs; hypn.i-r,nic e,ions
of soiinr sal c, lGta have been >lneps,- :
fuIiV asel At Bio SGneiro In the earlier
stages Of yellow lever.
Edison says that water can be lighted
a. :. ~elI AZ air and that he has sn elec.
~. 1.nn made fo= submarine work on
exhibition at Paris
NJ pssteur, q Frenchmsn, believes
a.. ~ bss discovered q process Of vac
einstion By which sheep ana eaItls can
a 81 = "a Wholly secure against carbOaa
esous diseases. u
STrerimsnh have confirmed the n tase.
Tsap. - dult forms an tmportaf
tSesoe 4. eoIlisry explosions A mxtur'
ofessl s'ss. and siy is not exploit, %
HsseSatity OF fre-dsEf, :. % hnsnis.s S.
ly m,s@s Uith AR, I. .oex,iosixs oe.s ~ ave- s.n,
s,so 49, a highH eNP
-hsrel S,,eed.
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AReyolutionary A Flag.

CHARLESTON, s. c., October 1.-THE
Washington Light Infantry carry to
Yorktown Colonel William Washing
toms battle flag, used in cavalry charges
At the battles Of the Cowpens snd Eutaw
Springs.
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oEHMAGY.
The Trial Of socialists.

BscrIs, October 1.-The trial of six
tern p~rsons, chiefly sorkmfn. Vas
commenced nj LerPsie for tressoR
aesiost the CONSTITUTION and infringD
nieut of the Socialist lac bv smuggling
into barracks and otherwise dissemiea,'
ing revolutionary writings. ineindipg
The Socialist journal. The Preii<i.
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PROVED HER LOVE.
A touching and Romantic Tale
i'm One Chapter.

ClicaghTribune.
do .ou love your Birdie now as
much al you j d last Thursdsy?
II Wa a beautiful girl who spoke
these wotis, as she leaned her head
trustingly on the shoulder OF young
man WHOSE strong right arm enclrcled
her corset.
Your he,rt must tell you that | DO,
my sweet" ie murnlured, folding her
clOsrly ~ his lr"ast.
juliet MahsJy aud G 1orge William
son had plighrd their troth months
agn IN the fe'ts Chri.tmas-tide, when
the earth Was snapped in 4 mantle OF
snowy Thitsness and the moon looked
down, cold aiI beautiful, on the
tNronged oyster saloons II was now
JuN Tie snow had given way 70
Vfe WET and the oyster 20 the ice
But Ju'ie,'s love never x,vsrsa 81.
hsd for GsorSe Ssl,n I'm. in,ansa a.,
tar,;on that buri-d all ,lse IN ~ -
- a, pths- "a true woman nv,
~ hn, once, and you are NV i5oI .
IoNes ssid to him one nfeht after be
she M Ii her that her hustle was com.
nan - From that moment each n :
,nx ~ the other perfectly.
| dersto Gyonse dear" said the girl
sif yon love me with q really and
ove, kise me again.
rui .auddsr passed over the young
"a frame, and he changed the sub,
Iof conversation. But the CIR
I'D not listen. 'sYou must kiss me,
.Sssaid, cor you do not love me. :,
Turning ghastly pale in the dim hal
Mht of the turn-down gas, he syertsc
head and said in low, ehokec
foiee;
NaI cannot kiss you"
I cannot" shrieked the girl In an
agony u grief. clinging to him with the
energy OF Despair, while deathly paloi
oversoread " her cheek. "Tell me,
Ssorve. tell @e truly, what has come
| For = insssat there wa. silence and
then & Williamson said In low
opss,,S Wan;sery wood ialling upou
sassaess: as ears With terrible dis.
@l'e sns'Ae plug tobacco"
Two minutes stsr juliet e.ms ina,
! ~ ~, Z. ~ siekink something along In,
xvss eusp.aa
: h>o proven ~, tovs
II you ~ s.oas,.s Ia, sIssplsss9.s
,@,s,ne ,os m you ee 49, y n', ,ssiup, and o
: = is mot every gr,e.;.I jorm thai sos
gooo disposiouz for viiipe -
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DRY ooopS.
n % York.

NEw Yoak, October ll.-Dry Goos-
JobDing trade fairiy sctivs and package
houses doing fair business in cotton
goods, spring csssimeres and sorsted
costinss. Cotton Foods very hrm. and
Indian Orchard sheetings are advanced
by agenu. Prints in modesxts demand.
Indigo biue prints sdvanced by agents.
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emo - lee. tOhsred
PRoDUc'
Hsv YG,

Nsw Yoir, Octots
Quiet At lltn9llic. "
ceipu 5000 barrelsA
barrels; superhne sts
t5 O0td8 90: common a..
@G 20; good 10 choia
white wheat extra s.
Ohio sG 7OC9s 70; H. Lo
Minnesota patent prooel
Wheat-lrreyulsr snd IA
ceip's $500 bushels ~
81 26; No. 2 Chicago, N
81 39CSl 30, ungrsde< II
No. 3 do. 81 EsI Hd
al 81; steamer No N
ed white 81 3ysi ~: 81
No. 2 do 81 49, ! do
els, at tl Istdl isi, At
October, sales 1000 bti <,
@i 52i. closing st 81 60ItL
Der. sales Jy2, 900 busht +
sol. closing st 81 Di ~
Der, sales $40, 900 bnshri 3
! 80. closing st 81 Bl: q.
sales 232, 900 bushels, al
closing at 81 tO'. Cofns
higher. closing weak: -
bushels /. exports l7s,ON
od GGS72!r; No. 2 do "a I
Toe; 40. z do 7iCs72tc: ~.
No. 2 seller October 7IlA,i
7lic; seller November ~
at73tc; ssller DsoenboF
ing st 76Ic. Oab-OF
lover and closed With
receipts ~, $50 bushels;
$50 {sc; whits JOlsGos
aud steady at &c. ca
unchanged. Sugsr-Qf
fair 10 good refining Va si
Quiet and unchanged. "
Petroleum-Dull and no
92ic; crude 7C1sc; rehns'i
-firm st s4stc. Eosi
S2 GOCS2 IS. Turpsn,ins
clinibs st 6ofat0ic ~
irssh quie. and Arm st 2iif
-Irresular and unsettled
SO JO14i9 75. Beei-Ff0
demand. Cot Msau-Dai
long clear l0sc: sbort eles)
Dull and weak: prime q
IL Is. Butssr-Quist snl(
SIC. Chssse-Dall and Z
lie for poor 10 cboles.
OHicAso, October IL
and unchanged. Whs
lower; No. 2 Chicago &,
cash; 81 33i selIsr y
ssllsr November; 81 57I 1
Der; 81 s3tSl 33i seller =
Active bat lover and uns'-
6iic cash and seller OctD
Ter November; s2ic ssllsI
o9c seller May; rejected
Inactive and lower; No,
and seller O-tober; 4iic
ber; Sic seller Deosmix
year: $ste seller May
and steady; No. 2tl o. q
| October; 81 90 bid s~lls
Bariey-DulI. weak snd V
seller November. Port ,
loser st SI7 Otsi5 20 eas'
Yer October. tl7 20 seil'
Sl7 6ISi7 20 seller Decsf
s<llsr year; - 20 seller ia
seller February. Lard
loser st tIl 50 cash and.
and November; sii 71si'
cember; tli 81 sslIsr ye
1906 Keller Jsnusry;tlz J
Isr February. Bulk Nes
81 75;sbort nv t9cs; shor
whisty-AtuIs
I CsncinnAtf
CfseISBITI, October II,
Dali st lite. Ploor--sl
81 2Oz7 10: fancy 81 C0lt
Dali and lover: No. /,
| 81 4si9i B. Corn -
mixed lie. Osts-StroF
BIc. Rye-Qaies st
BsrIey-EAaisr; No.
Dali and nominal
| Quist st Oil %.
weaker and noa
Bseoa-Quist; sf
lItc; e,ess Ize-
81 IS: combib.
Goods, 675 bsrYsls
isHass Suass-ln w.ss,s 800 ds.. 80.
Sss.M Ss...a oa,S y sie. &c ssd
nn~ - OX8II ~ WXAX MI|X
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DIR. THOMAS TRIAL.
Found Guilty OF the Charge OF
Heresy and Suspended from
the Church.

SYRACUSE, October ll.-Dr. Thomas
was suspended from the church by q
jury last night. The jury reassembled
at about $50 o'clock, and were in secret
session for nearly four hours. Six bal
lots we're taken, two on the two charges
and four on the three specifications. The
was charged with denying the inspirs-
/ ton and authority OF certain OF the ca
nonical books OF the old and new tes-
lament was not sustained. All the
charges were sustained, as well as the
second and third specifications. In the
second specification DIR. Thomas was
charged with denying the doctrine OF
the atonement as taught in the second
and twentieth articles OF religion, and in
the third specification he was charged
with teaching the theory OF probation
after death for
Those Who Die In Sin.
This verdict, which probably will not
be known by DR.. Thomas until morn
ing, will be no surprise to him, for he
anticipated it. The verdict of this com
mittee is final, SO far as the
jurisdiction of Rock River Con.
ferencr is concerned. Unless DR..
Thomas should change his mind, he will
take an appeal to the next higher court,
the judicial >nfsl ence. and in case tire
decision should be az inst him, lie can
carry certain points vi the case up to
the general conference, which meets in
1884. In order 10 secure this privilege
he must abstain from preaching during
the intervening space Of time. The
irry in Parkhurst's trial returned YER
dict Of not guilty.
DR.. Thomas has given indication OF
intention TO continue the defense OF his
cause by taking prompt appeal from
the decision Uf the Rock River Confer.
euce -hich meets in December. The
conference nov in session at Sycamore
has consequently appointed Rev. Drs.
Hatred, Gurney and t'arkhurst TO rep.
resent that body in the new trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-12

PEHsoSs living in malmious districts
nav protect themselves from attacks OF
levers by using Fellows Compound.
Syrup of Hypophosphites; its effect in
toning MP the system enables as 10 ward
OF contagious disorders and successfully
combat Diseases. -t-A 81
Fellows Hypophosphites Is admins
tered by the leading medical men In
written Of it's efiiessy- In epecific cases.
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A somewhat ancient beau rehsar5ne
his conquests To- youu. -.
flame was Q blonde; her nxm ..er,
esls.n sWhsf 6 memory yen
ssys the young fellow.
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BUYING
GENERAL nkRE
Money At S 10 s.
Unehangnd-
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Hoys Ia |

NHw Yon.
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mercantile paper
ing exchange. bs
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bar silver here IT
coin ! per cent az
GovERsNESr--
extended 5s and 9
! per cent. lower. n
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closing qnotation
became deprcsse
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provemeni, bo
lost, and under
cell prices again
the lowest fgS
about the secopo
from the beet quo
ranged from "a 3
in Denver and
selling of II, M
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and Western y. TIE,
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per cent. Subsequl
Hll per cent. took
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5. EyknYsopr is using Browns Iron B,t
ters, and everybody h astonished at tfs
many ymsryeions CURES vhers all others
have Jailed.
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~ you wanscorect information about
aGo iaa S.s ss1sa =, ss.sss :sssas s' & aiyaa'
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1 Leading PSofsssosJpssktn % osnhbIs
P0opao.

y Leedtng krofeDorDDee ~ Deo0pss
DR.. B.. the psominsst Eastern
medical lecturss, ssys: "Evssy dsy
ssnsibls people como 70 me complsinisg
other health beipg broken doSn. 1ho
sssvsSy 20 my isquis3ss aissys ens--
Whst ! surmiss--nstufs's h0s k1ye
bssa totally disssnsdsd; csa0qeesuy
The blood, tbs strsam of LIE beco1O COS.
tapinstsd- -snd - result cf this hood
pososise, Asd dyspspsis asd dleor.
daSd iuoetioas of ihs bssrL iuaUt nysr
sni kidssys, accoDpasisd 81 ksadsebst
navous do6fIfty as1 e<her iDpsfsD6
ognnis postiosA. oftse vssg!ag . pesss
INA In order 70 kseD ~ 6lDegove
cssans n props besJth ed are1g!ss
- ~ fnsods IN ~ DeDlennkoo h1ye
BroSn6 Isee n
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~ oseaas - di0usttees as1 pesnAne
. ass. 49, 49, - - 1.szsx No re~
~ = ngD11S In IIoo1sDt 80 - .
- - pgseos9 & ~ -, DlaJ
oSesUnn1s1 - - = 0ol1ooea H.
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- Sssoses6511 q lssa 80 6sss -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-12
A"~aY years.

"a s:s,sSI:.S S.Sifi ior ga1y 3, ysf,' yS; C;s1s yin
LIdsss. 49,. s \ !. !. idesl and inactirs, ,ss
eou'd hsr ~ ssss z, ssrsr. eena sss nothing
help ne. tN NJ blood and
sos sa srs al and fsa =, 1 : .sssyi sss
= nan naSosubs o. & 70, Z Dc worth sa TT srisi. I.n
sssss i 1 ny sss; sssss;.sss ,sreiy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-12

DxsPosDEScY, II allowed unchecked,
VIII often produce q morbid condition,
sS 20 mat the least unsatisfactory affair
r,r, 4Ppens viii swell into terrifying
otssp inA The mind being warped
OF whisS Srss to.pidity TO the body, all
OF in.ction ~ Irequentiy % the effect
nom, Tis and by resorsiar ~ shy any
ros,.- So Regulator uIe seinS III,
A ana relief With the body. ha van
= sakd that thirty per,on. =, :
snsu sogn in Michigan vere nc,.na.s, !,
roesntly By eating ssusaeeS. This sa co-asa
rom leaving brass eollsrs on DO