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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
THE SIZE CT IT.
The Reason Marshal Henry Got the
Bounce.

WASHINGTON, December 15.-"DO you
know why the President bounced Marshal
Henry% asked a we'll known public
man last night at gathering of politi-
clans.
Because he was in sympathy with the
Star Route people," said one.
Because be was Garfield's friend" said
another.
Neither" said the speaker. "Henry
never had anything to do with the. Star
Route men, nor they with him, and the
story that he schemed to protect them is
all moOnshine. Henry hadn't will
enough for such work. Nobody with half
sense would accuse such dull clod OF
standing in with such sharpers as Brady
and Dorsey"
"What was it then"
"Well, Henry's style didn't suit the
President and old Benny Brewster. We
have an elegant administration now, you
know, and old Brewster is gilt-edged old
swell. He and Arthur don't want any
body but tony people about them. The
duty Of the marshal requires him to be
much about the White House. He is a
sort of Major Domo or Grand Chamber
lain in fact. Well, everybody knows what
sort of man Henry is. A good hearted,
honest fellow, like enough, but only a
plain
Country Pumpkin.
Gsrfeld was plain, countrified man him
self and surrounded himself with men of
the same sort. A sort of rough, uncultiya-
ted, Sunday-School sort of fellows, you
know. He got Henry somewhere down in
the woods on the Western Reserve, i believe.
Henry tried to do the best he could, and no
doubt discharged his duties very well, but
it nearly broke old Brewster's heart to see
him around. When Brewster came around
with his ruffled shirt bosom and his elegant
friends from Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
and had to meet Henry with his uncouth
country ways it made him sick. He want
ed man that could put on some style, you
know, and so did Arthur. So they trumped
up their Star Route charge against Henry,
and he had TO go. hear he is going back
to Ohio to start stone quarry. Brewster
had Clate McMichael appointed in his stead
because he is society man of Philadelphia
and stands in with aristOcracy."
Then Henry had to go because he hadn,t t,
style enough TO suit this administrator
well, that's about the size OF it."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
A Careless sUitehmau.

LONDON, 0ST., December Is Two freight
trains ON the Air Line Grand Trunk coliid-
ed near Hensall yesterday. Both engines
were wrecked. No lives were lost. The
wreck was caused by the carelessness OF
sNitehmsn. II is reported that driver
Brown received injuries which may prove
fatal. and his fireman is seriously hurt. A
L LuIa her uf Others were iniursd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
Daring Deed onATrnIn-

\. ~ LoUlS, December i5.-Ou the Iron
q. ,uH2taln Railroad last night, as the ,rai n
~, lne Union depot in this city, a man
. COZ ailug brakeman Osms through the
- a1d ordered Patrick Gallagher 10 taks
~; next car, offering TO carry his yaIise,
MI contalEed large sum OF moRsy.
wren he bad reached the platform Gala.
.''F Nss srizsd and thrown from TIE train
.--,'oi"mg istsl injuries. Tue rNbSer es.
''l "a with the vRlise and contents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16

pirrsruEoH, December i5.-Tbe South
Size was visited With DISASTROUS 6ro this
morning. which RENTED In the. destfuc-
tion OF six DWELLING hooses sed their con-
tents. The entire damage doos By The dfe
is estinatsd ct $4,000, ufth insufanoe q
5000 in home companies. -...-.s
As far o could b le1Fnsd no pessoa ~
injured at the FIRE. xu- A. y. RoeA wbe'
wss conHned 70 her rsddsnce by Mne9
vas removed TO plsce q saeety yhse -
6re broke ont An Of ths lsaiiiss We
were rendered bomsless 9srs Provsoeo
With quarters at their neighton res, deeesk
The ,oss to Mr.. A. n. Rose b partlcuseny
severe. - be was rendered eDufsJx penef
less. The Ere originated from d,tss''ts 8
Gue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
ThresR,oek.Bur

HICKMAN, KY, December 15.-The fire
Yesterday destroyed three blocks in the
business part of the town. Loss, SlOOO CO.
insurance $40, 600. The principal losers are
Powell & Bro, J. r. Brown, the Central
hotel. Wilson's hotel, w. l.. McCutchen q
Co. Will Wilburn, @. A. Holcombe, Pant
Bros. & Co, n. P. Harness Douglass <
Kirby, Alexander & Maxwell, Young d
Co and E. s. Gardner. The fire originated
in Wilson'S hotel.
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AN UNFORTUNATE MAN
Who Did Not Take The Tide at the
Flood.
Special 10 the Register

Special 10 the RcgSter.
WELIsvILLE, O., December 15.-Joseph
Williams for many years a resident OF this
place, died yesterday at salineville. His
death resulted from injuries received from
a fall on the ice here a few days ago. De-
ceased was at one time one of the wealth
lest men in this region, and during the oil
excitement occasioned by the finding of
oil at Smiths Ferry a number of years ago,
he was recognized as one of the oil kings OF
those times He was once offered one hun
dred thousand dollars in cash for q
"spouter" at Smiths Ferry, but refused
the offer; the well, however, soon ran dry;
from this time success i'll oil speculation
seemed to desert him.
At the time of his death he was so years
old,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
THEN AND NOW.
Hotel Rates at the Capital In Jackssn's
Time Compared with Present

wAsHrSeTeS, December Is People who
spend the winter in the fashionable hotels
of this city paying S. a day for top room
and from SIS TO so for a parlor, may I've
interested to know that in the days OF Gen.
Jackson, United States Senators never
thought of paying more than 81 week
for their board, while less distinguished
citizens were Accommodated for 81 or 5. The
Hon. benjamin +. Patton, OF Defiance
County, Ohio, one OF the oldtime'dyed-in-
the wool Democrats Of that State, who saw
Jackson inaugurated and still swears by
him, has preserved the bill which wss pre-
sen ted TO him on the occasion OF his first
visit to the Capital. 1t deserves to be print
ed as a curiosity. The following Is the
text:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
Get Rich.

when Hops are BIS per ID. as now, an
acre viii Weld 5000 profit, and yet the
best family Medicine on earth, Hop Bitters,
contain The same quantity OF Hops and are
sold At the sarne'price fixed years ago, al
though Hops nov are twenty times higher
fban then. Rsi.n Fops, get rich in pocket;
use Hop Bi;ters erd ger rich in health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
WOE FOR HUssELL,
FOR Susan n. Anthony fs After Hfs
GcaIp.

wksHrrs1os, December i5.-Su,an B:
Anthony has landed in town. Within h.if
aa hour after her arrival she was at the
Capitol and circulating around pcomisea-
ously. Her object Ii life az present u 20
see The defeat OF Jay Hubbeil a. Senator
fro,n M;ehigsn, she Is heart and soul for
Ferry as his own successor. Ferry u some
what mashed ON the woman suffrage
scheme, and therefore Anthony Is for him
an the time. She 10 also very busy In "ad'
yarcing" women suffrage With any member
OF Congress she can seize upon. She VIII
map out scheme OF proceeding. for the
Women's Temperance League, which 10 70
meet here in the near future.
jaw Hubbeli, badly beaten snd ratified,
has retired from the Senatorial strife IN
Michigan. IL Ferry is beaten II will be b
saik horse. Hubbell is going 10 strike
President Arthur for frst-class appoint
ptLL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
Anew Penny Paper sar Pittsburgh.

ALTOONA, Pa, December l5.-It is ru-
'uo'eU here that one Of our successful news
I aFer men has cast his eyes iOngiugIy tow
Mus the Smoky City, where he would like
q. l''abIsA penny newspaper. The new
t'ltT 10 1t comes into existence, will be
.SS"td iu The afternoon, and be Democratic
% tone. The news OF the day vii. dc given
= a 'orGersed form. The main object Of
re Fatrr, however, is 10 hold up ali pub.
nc business before the readers, 10 sclthc
!. t.S MAeiaCgors, and bsStOw praise where
.. .t i"hGS. Several Democratic attorneys
'"s smoky City, il is said, have signifei
! or Willingness 70 chip in Of what shall
, We t-i.tal stock of S25,UCO
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TOOK lAUDANUM.
A Writer Of Serial Stories Tries 10
Bring Her Own History TO COnclu-


MARYsvrILE, December 15.--Miss NJ.
Louise Southwick, of this city, a popular
writer for the New York Weekly and other
publications, attempted suicide by swal-
lowing an ounce of laudanum. She is now
in critical condition, with but slight hope
of recovery. The lady is upwards of forty
years of age, and belongs to one OF the best
families in Marysville, was person OF high
character, and was held in great esteem in
the community. There is no assignable
cause for the rash act, as she was not in
financial distress and her domestic relations
were pleasant as far as can be learned. Miss
Southwick was the author of a widely-read
serial under the title OF Relies Error"
which was published in the Weekly two
years ago, and she had Just completed a
serial entitled "Elsie's Estate; or the Second
Wife" now running in the same paper,
for which she was to receive two hundred
dollars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
THE SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA.
Vanderbilt the Leading Spirit I'm the
Recent Move.

CHICAGO, December l5.-Itis stated here
that Vanderbilt. has become the leading
spirit in the scheme recently considered at
the Joint session OF the directors OF the
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railway. and
Pittsburgh, Youghiogheny and Mckees-
port Railway, TO carry out the proposition
of the directors OF the PhiladelPhia and
Reading road, and construct new South
Pennsylvania line. Twenty million OF
bonds will be provided for the Vanderbilt
interests. and the proposed road will be q
parallel Pennsylvania line from Pittsburgh
TO Harrisburg, and make an additional
through line from New York to Chicago.
This is an old idea worked Oat on new
plan,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
ATERRlBlE ACCIDENT.
uo Young Couples Killed while Re.
furufur Rrom N Yrnyer Meeting.

Two Young Couples Killed Whfke No.
turning From n Prayer Meeting.
ALTOONA, Pa, December ia terrible
accident happened last night few miles
from this city, by which four persons were
killed. The parties were J. Parks. W.
Cameron and two young ladies named Flora
and Alice Erwin. They were returning
from prayer meeting, and while walking
on the railroad track were run down by an
engine. Three OF the party were killed in.
stantly, and the other died in few min
utes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1923.

''''''''s
1t will be noticed that the most expensive
item IN the bill was for fuel-hiciory
logs, by the way. Were the 81 80 for fire
stricken out, the bill for board and cigars
would have been just 81 for five. days.
When il is remembered that the Mansion
Hotel-now Williard's-was at the time OF
Mr.. Patton's visit filled to eyerhowing with
people who. like him, had come 70 see
Jackson inaugurated. the cheapness oil
these rates will be all the more apparent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
A COIored Man I'm Alabama.

SEALE, ALA, December l5.--JOhn Reed
colored, aged -, was hanged here at noon
to-day for the murder of Lucy Lee, caused
by jealousy. He choked the girl to death,
dragged the body through fields to an old
well and threw il in. He was convicted and
three times narrowly escaped lynChing.
The execution was private. A large crowd
was in town. Reed said he was ready to
die He dronnetl over four feet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
kniEe Min Rrrned

iNtNGSInwy, o., December l5.-The mill
, ..Es' s' b'.' 4 Go. was par;ly destroyed
'"r"", Aru,s Bell & Co. were maui.
'-''eieIs Vi r-ilroad spikes, nuts, &C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
n.ruinx OF the Kate kinney.

SHREVEPORT. La, December 15-The
steamer Kate Kinney, took fire In the bayou
at the Ferry landing to-day. The boat and
cargo is total loss: This was the hrst trip
of the Kinney this season, she having q
few days ago, left her dock after receiving
repairs amounting 10 $500. The boat was
valued at SIC, 600; insured for $4,000.
The fire from the burning steamer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
RANGMAN'S DAY.
James l.. Gilmore at Deadwood.

DEAnwooD, OAK, December 15.-James
Leighton Gilmore, young man from
Steubenville, O., was hanged here in the
jail yard this afternoon. The hanging was
private and only officers and reporters
were admitted. The President yesterday
declined to interfere and Gilmore this
morning gave up all hope.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
THE GHOULS IN COURT.
The Doctors I'm Jefferson College In
dicted - MeNamee Makes Clean
RrensI-


dfcted - MeNamee Makes Clean
Breast.
PHILADELPHIA, December l5.-James Brew.
ser, one of the trustees of the Lebanon
Cemetery, made affidavit charging DR..
William r. Forbes. demonstrat0r OF anat-
omy in Jefferson Medical College, and his
assistants, Drs Lehman and Denham with
conspiracy to descCrate the graves in that
cemetery. Forbes was arrested. The trial
of the body snatchers began to-day. Nc
Nance and Piliett pleaded guilty, and the
two Chews not guilty.
The Jury, after a brief dclihcration, rem
dered a verdict OF guilty. Upoa the an.
nouncement of the verdict, McNamee asked
permission to make
Clean Breast
OIL connection with the Jefferson Col
lCgc and the hauling of bodies.
The Judge called him TO the witness
stand and had him sworn.
McNamee then repeated his confession
already published. in which he stated that
he was engaged by Drs. Forbes, Benham
and Lehman to do the work, and the doc.
tors knew the bodies were taken from the
Lebanon cemetery. Drs. Forbes and Leh-
man were held in 5000 bail each, TO an
swer to the charge OF completely in the
robbery of the graves in Lebanon cem-
eteTy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
WASHINGTON.
The Latest News from the National
Capital.
West Virginia Cases in the U. S. Supreme
Court-A New Deal on the Senatorship
COL Boteler's Antiquarian
Researches-6ossip,
WY MARsaAL HEnaf Was BOUNCED.

~ia~eisl RiseaicA 70 90 Bsshsr.
w1sEEeros, December l5---.A dull DAY
in bofh Houses. The Ways and xssns
Committee recommend an adioarpmsnt
over Christmas week. p
c. Brockunier is registered at the Ma
tional, Miss L. Richardson at Willard's,
Tom Norton and wife at the Ebbitt, Peanut
Smith at the Riggs, Jake Kemple at Hager-
tvs. Ian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
IN TIE SUPREME COURT.
The City OF Parkersburg w. Isabella
Brown ct al.

The City OF Parkersburg w. Isabella
Brown et al.
Special Dispatch 10 tie Register.
WASHINGTON, December 15.-Among the
West Virginia cases argued at this term Of
the Supreme Court of the United States
was that of the city of Parkersburg, appel
liant, VS.. Isabella Brown and others, heard
a few days ago. This case grows out of an
effort Of Psrkersburg to extend her manu-
featuring industries by extending her
credit to parties willing to embark in
manufacturing industries there. l am
told that the original arrangement was
that the city should issue her bon DIS to
the extent of $4,000 at six per cent. inter-
est, to enable some iron workers named
O'BTien to start an iron establishment
there. The OBriens gave mortgage on the
property purchased TO secure the bonds, and
agreed to pay the interest on them, but
subsequently, failed, and the legality of
the city's action in the premises being
subsequently questioned, the bondholders
received no interest on the bonds, and the
present suit is TO determine
The City's Liability
in the matter. When the O'Brien estab.
lShment Jailed the city oil ParkerSOurg
bought il in to protect her interests. Should
the decision in the case now submitted be
adverse to the city, she will of course have
to provide for the payment of principal
and interest of the bonds. Should it be
decided that she is not liable for either, the
only fund now in sight for the bondholders
is possible excess in the value of the prop
erty over the amount paid for it by the
city.
II is the opinion Of Parkersburg people
with whom / have talked on the subject
that for the amount involved il would pay
the city to take up the bonds in any event.
and thus save the discredit of their appa-
rent reputation.
Other State cases on the docket are PhOe-
nix Mutual Life Insurance Co., plaintiff in
error VS.. Elizabeth Keohnlein, No. 267 the
land case Of Willard Jarker, Jr. VS.. Lot NJ.
Morrill,, No. 295; Oakley Randall, plaintiff
in error VS.. The B. & D. Il. K, Co., No. 37S;
Nickle VS.. w. A. Stuart ct al, No. 6l7, and
the c. & D. K. r. Co. VS.. Jos. S. Miller, au-
ditor, with a still higher number. As the
case being argued TO. day is only No. 12S, il
will be some time before any of the latter
cases above referred to will come up for
hearing. Ian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
Peter Thomas at Mansfield, La.

MANSFIELD, La, December 15.-Peter
Thomas was hanged here to-day for the
murder of Dick Bright Thomas said he
wanted to be hanged right away, as he saw
the dead mans ghost every time he went
70 Sleen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16

II vou have the chills take PEErNA. Il
you expect or fear them take PEEuFA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16

A TRUE strengthening medicine and
hea,th.renewer is Browns Iron Bitters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
WHEETTNG W VA SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER
A BLOCK BURNED.
Fire sweeps Away ..ToIedo's Finest
4:r-- Business Block. lEs

Fire sweeps Away ..Toledo's Finest
E:E Business Block. ggs
TOLEDO, o., December z15-The Hall
Block, the fnestin in the city, was destroyed
by fire this morning. The fire originated
at2;30 o'clock this morning. in the second
story. The cause is only conjecture, 1t
was discovered Immediately and twenty
minutes later broke out in the third and
frurth stories, having worked into the par
tihons. Owing to tine great difficulty in
getting good pressure of water the flames
spread rapidly and it was soon evident that
the structure was doomed. The heat was
intense, and the efforts o; the firemen were
directed toward the adjoining buildings.
By strenuous efforts the iremen succeeded
in cpnfining the fire to the block. For
s5sss s fsf r Ss si5st me- aSi En-
klslG on the north, vas IN great danger.
The guEsts iE sssEA. Boody House nsxt ad-
Joining, were awakened anu SsSnsl2aahle
exti tittmef { ensHeG At7 O'clock tie flames
vefe under control
The ESsses
s~ete very heavy and will fall principally
upon q few wholesale houses. Taylor,
Rodgers q Co., wholesale boot, shoe and
rubber house, worth 100000 upon which
the loss will be 5000, 900; insured for $780,
600. L. s. Ba umgardner, wholesale fancy
notion house, stock $4,000; saved proba-
bly, $4,000; insured for $62, 900. Woods &
Acklen, wholesale grocers, lose their en-
tire stock, valued at between $4,000 and
$4,000; insured for $50, 900. The Ohio Cen
Offices were entirely destroyed; loss esti-
mated at 1900, insured for $1,000. The
loss of attorneys, architects and other oc-
cupants foot up $50, 900; half insured. The
building cost in 1874 $225, 900. By the fore.
closing of a mortgage 1t became the prop
city Of the Continental Mutual Life Insur.
anCe Company upon whom the loss falls.
1t was insured tor Sl00, 900 and $1OO, 900 will
be a total loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
THE NEWS.
..meSfIc.

psmeStic.
Iohn Welter is on trial at Havana,
for killing his wife.
Thomas Evans, was arrested at Erie,
\, for using cancelled postage. stamps.
John Hipp, the burglar, who escaped
I'm Canton, o., Jail, was arrested at
\ Grand Central Hotel, Washington.
/ i've hmjrsl Egyptian prisoners
4 rrei wifh inceadiarisra and mAsss-
at Alexandria, owing 10 the want
afiicient testimony, were released.
he iux,s in she casa offsyo,pg Rich
.so& ~ 1asSou. Mts., 'who mnr-
redNss Aths n lzsi sF4llie, rendered q
-iict Ofmurder in the second degree.
Enault II. Williams, son of Hon.
Gorge II. Williams, President Of the
grVlarl Senate, has entered suit
,aiuSt his father to recover possession
his fortune, estimated at S25O,0O.
The steamship Seythia, from Liver
70l has arrived at New York. Among
e passengers is Prince Ausagawa,
rcle to the Emperor ofJapan, General
the japanese army and Great Coun-
.!Or Of the Empire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
A. Harkas at Yfeksburg.

YIcKsBURs, Miss, December ia Har
kas was hanged here 70 day for the brutal
murder of his wife last summer. he was
convicted at the Circuit Criminal Court,
and on the 2Sth of October was sentenced
to be hanged to-day. His application for
new tiial and for the Intervention OF the
Governor we're alike unheeded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
sTEAMsoAT DISASTERS.
A steamer sank and Another Bsrasa
5000. 600 Loss.

$500, 600 less.
Nkw ORLEANS, December Is. Steamboat
st. Frances Belle, Belonging 70 the 0na-
eheta river consolidated line, sank In Bay.
on Bartholomew to-day. She had full
cargo Of cotton. No lives were lost. The
boat vas valued at 5000; insured for 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16
CORNERS.
Nv essld Befars ths cennittW %
Gfala Gamers.
n. Great RaiImader Coyssss the commit-
tee to Go Slow Ia the Mater ef Do.
cIaring the Operations n Gfah
sd corasD Gambling. y
OTHER CORNERS, EMIGRATION, ETC.

NEW YoRk, December iS.--Jsy Could spr
peared before the COMMITTEES On grain cor.
ners this morning. He sstd hs vas m tne
.lailyay business and manager Of railwsys'
he had been sucA for twenty ysan. He
ana1stions - stocks bus
Aonix for his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-16

!! IlI 8
l0Y q tooi. @ an ana sfssee sai,esss -
books were not saved, but Quicksail, the
clerk, succeeded in getting some money
out Of the safe. The fire originated in the
deck room, from a cause unknown, and
spread 80 rapidly that the passengers and
crew lost ali their baggage. NJ. W. Apple.
gate, United States Local Inspector OF
Steamboats,, lost his yalise containing oil
the papers OF his trip as Inspector.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-09-14

The item In regard to the failure OF
"Yours for health, LYDIA 4. Pinkham, 'of
Lynn, Mass, which has been floating
through the papers, we are glad to learn
is false In every respect, as we found on
inuuiring at Hubbard's International
Newspaper Agency Of this city. The
Lynn Bee said few days since: The
Lydia Pinkham Compound Business is not
financially embarrassed as reported, but Is
being conducted on much larger scale
than ever, doing a large and growing busi-
ness and paying one hundred cents on O
dollar" Mr.. Hubbard has whole charge
OF the advertising OF this and other similar
houses, and informs US that he has insert
ed her advertisement on yearly contracts In
over 5000 newspapers last year, 80 that
she Is to-day the best known woman IN
America. In addition TO this fact she is a
live, earnest woman Of over sixty, and
doing great deal of good in the world, as
many Of the best families in this city can
testify. Her advertisements, though
worded plainly, are not equivocal in any
sense, and her remedy is one OF the few OF
great merit before the public.
Hauen Sunday Register.