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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
STRANGE VISITOR.
Arrival al San Francisco ola Pitcairn
Islander After - Tour OF the World.


About three months ago James
Russell Mccoy, a native of Pitcairn'S
island, arrived i'm this port on board the
ship Harry Mills, and was the first
representative to arrive on this coast OF
the descendants of the mutineers Of the
British ship Bounty now peopllng the
island. The ship Wandering Jew has
lust arrived in port, having made the
round trip from San Francisco to
Queenstown, Hull, Cardiff, and return
by way of Yokohama, since Dec. %,
1880. On her voyage out he ship
anchored ofrthe island of Pitcairn, and
while there received on board +. ii,
Christian, a great-grandson OF Fletcher
Christian, the most influential and
active of the mutineers. This defendant
ofthe ringleader of the mutlneers re-
manned on board, and is now here with
the shipon his way home. A Chronicle
reporter boarded the vessel oil Black
point yesterday afternoon and was ae-
corded an interview with Nh Chris
tian. He is ~ years old, abou. six feet
tall, and of commanding appearance,
iet-black hair, and whiSkers worn after
the cut-away English style. Although
exceedingly dittident at the approach of
strangers, he is very intelligent and
afIable, willingly giving al desired
information concerning the history and
present condition of his native land and
its happy people. He stated that his
trip 50 far had been exceedingly pleas
ant, having been treated with great
kindness by the people of Queenstown
and Hull, who had made him the
bearer Of many valuable and useful
presents to his fellow-islaRders. He
confessed his previous total ignorance of
the world and OF the manners, customs,
and advancement of the civilized
nations of Europe and America, aud
narrated with much good humor his
experience on shore in the cities he had
visited. The locomotive, telegraph,
sewing-machines, and even horses and
wagons had filled him with astOnish-
ment. The purpose of his visit was to
familiarize himself with ONE of the
Improvements Ofthe age, that on his
return he might be in n position to
benefit his people, who are yet living
after the manners and customs of their
anceSterS.-NnI Francisco Chronicle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
OUR LITTLE GIRL.

20 mamma, mamma, it's half past eight,
And where is my pencil: i know just wherJ
! laid it'down, bat IL Is not there,
oh, here - Iuy oas, with my books all right
I'm glad that my lessons were learned laSt
night,
And now I'm on-here$ q kiSS-gOod by.
And out o. the door | see her ny. +
I stand at The window and watch her 20,
swinging her Schooling TO and fro,
And I think ola little girl I knew
\ long way back, when my years were lew,
And the old red house beneath the hill, D
WHERE she went To school ! See IL still,
And I made sOT the hild a little moan,
For her face through the mist il like my own,
The hours 90 by-it is half past two,
And here comes Nell with her SchoOl-mat
sue:
They had there lesson: they both were "hve. -
There are no happier girls alive,
They laugh and shout, and To and fro
Through every room in the house they g,
The music teacher viii come at four,
But they can play sur an hour or more.
II l. evening now, and, with look Sedate,
cur little maid, with her book and slate,
Comes into the room, WeChattCr and read
But she. to he perfect, must work indeed.
No need To- be- talking in days like these
OF thn early birds and bees,
There's work euOu IN, and don YOU tellh
There's quite tDu mUoA for girls like Nell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
A wELL-SHooTER'S PERIL.
His Runaway Horses Dragging a Load
OF NitrO-S'Iycerine Down q Hi
Road.

His Runaway Horses Dragging n o
OF NitrO-G'Iycerine Down u Hi
Road.
\ special dispatch from Bradford, Pa.
to The PbHndei,hjG Ercning Bulletin
says: \ few days since Harvey
McHenry, employed by the Roberts
Torpedo Company Is Il shooter
oil wells, set out fifty quarts of nitro
glycerine in his wagon to shoot a vel
i'm Berger Hollow. He had packed hi
fifty One-quart cans with unusual car
in a pecially-cOnstrutked wagon. The
road he was obliged to take was very
billy, and slippery with ice. In one
place, on a steep hill, it slanted so that
the horses could not keep the wagon
from sliding from side To side, am
several times it narrowly escaped
violent collision with trees on the road
side. The efforts of the horses to keep
the wagon on the road finally snapped
the tongue. The wagon ran against the
horses heels. Instantly they plunged
forward. The driver lost control Of
them, ami they ran away down the bill
nj a breakneck speed. McHenry he'd
on to the lines, although he knew that
every Jump of the horses threatened To
explode the nitro-glycerine under hi
seat. Half way down the hill he saw
that the wagon would in all probability
hit a tree Il few feet futher down.
81 knew says McHenry "that |
stood very little chance Ofmy lie by
jumping from the wagon, but | felt that
not a bit of me would be left if | stuck
10 the seat. | Sprang out among the
rocks and brush. | was hurt so badly
that | couldn't get up, bat | retained
my senses. / knew that | was 80 close
to the tree that | would be torn to
pieces when the explosion occurred. |
Shut nv Eyes and lived = year In 4
second. No explosion came, ami |
glanced down the road and saw the
wheels of the wagon just touch tue
trunk of the tree. 1t had barely pa~ed
the tree when the wagon overland.
The horses kept on dragging the wagon
along, tumbling over and over as it
went. / never had known nito-
glycerine to withstand One-quarter the
lar without exploding. The wagon
turned over four times before the hOSes
reached the bottom of the hill. There
they brought up agains q tree and
stopped. Then | tainted dead away"
Some oil well drillers found MeHenry
by the wayside and carried him home.
He was badly hurt aboutthe legs and
back, but suffers most from the nervous
prostration. That the nitro-gyeerine
did not explode is the wonder OF the oil
region.
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East Liberty.
Cincinnati.
DRY GOODS,
New York.

New YORK. February 27,-Dry Goods
The exports of cotton goods for the week
1913 packages; since first of January 22,iSl
packages, against 20,727 packages same
time last year. Export orders in hands OF
agents cover the entire production OF drills
and sheetings obtainable to the close OF
Nav and of some makes to the end OF June.
As usual the Tuesday market has been
quiet, still, in the completion of many
orders of Yesterday, and a fair compliment
to-day, business has been OF fairly salts:
factory proportions. Leading qualities OF
denims. duck tickings, sa%tteens,. corset
leans, quilts. brown and bleached s~hirtings
and sheetings though closely sold were in
good demand. Prints continue in moder-
ate request. Dress goods in steady request
for small assortments and new selections
of novelties. Hosiery and underwear in
steady distribution but light inquiry.
FIannels in ~seasonable request, except for
dress qualities, which are selling more
freely. Kentucky jeans and c~ottonades IN
some inquiry but light selection. Mems
wear woolens in good order-request and for
forward delivery. Selections are made
with much steadinesS.
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Suffered.
PRODUCE.
New York.

NEw YoRx, February Is Cotton
Firm at II l-l6@i5 Lice; futures easy.
Fiour-Weak; receipts 2l 200 barrels; ex,
ports 5000 barrels; super fine western and
State So 9Oa4 40: common to good 81 5Oa5 10;
peod 10 choice S. 20aS IS; white wheat
Extra IS 7OaS IS; extra Ohio 81 10as %;
81. Louis "a 6Oas rs; Minnesota patent
process 81 50as so wheat-Unsettled and
opened somewhat stronger, and afterwards
became weak, and declined MAC, then
recovered advance Of Ns1h, closing less
strong; receipts $500 bushels; exports
i44'56S bushels; No. 9 spring 81 SO; un-
Graded red 81 Zeal 81; No. 3 do 81 20;
No. red 81 Sal So; new 81 33hal 54h;
old steamer No. 2 red 81 81 No. l REQ
III So; mixed winter 81 aSal 2sla: ungraded
white 8, III; No. 9 do 81 25; No. !! DO,
sales 1850 bushels al 81 g9A 5hS; NO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
A SCENE IN IRELAND.
How aIPrOcess-Server Wa Forced 10
a His Writ.

At the usual fortnightly petty sessions
held last week,-the presiding Iaagis-
trates being Col. Stuart and Mr.. L. Is.
Wilson,-three young men named
Corbett, and u man named Sena, were
charged with having murderously
assaulted 4 process-server named
Sheedy.
Patrick Sheedy deposed that he re-
sided in Carrickon-Suir, and was a pro-
cess-server. Thursday, 10Th December
last, he got a number of writs to serve
on the tenants of Mr.. Scally. The
writs were for rent due. In the dis
charge of that duty he proceeded TO
Ballyneal, and served some of the
tenants with writs.
"Whilc YOU were serving those Wits
did anything happen to you"
"EeS.n
"Nyhat was it,"
81 had them all served but two-One
for Mrs. Shea and another. L got as
far as Shea's house, and, as entered,the
farmhouse, Shea, the prisoner, met me;
He said: "Sheedy, l never thought l
would see you at this dirty work."
"Did anything happy them.
"Yes, / heard voices in the kitchen,
and | became frightened, and, turning,
ran: but before / got twenty yards L
was seized by three or four persons,
! and dragged back into the Kitchen
"Were the writs taken from you
eyes"
CATER O were taken to the kitchen
| did anything happen to your
"Yes; / was Knocked down OH the
broad o fmy back, and several parties
shouted: "Shove the writs down MS
throat"
"Can you say ifthe prisoners were the
parties who shouted: "Shove them
down his throat?" 49,,
81 was too terrified to know who did
it."
"Were the prisoners there at alp"
"Y,s, they were all in the kitchen"
"You say that you were knocked
down in the kitchen. When you were
down did anything happen to you
Eyes"
"What""
"As soon, as they shouted: "Shove
the writs down his throat / pleaded for
mercy, but it was no Use, and one OF the
party stuck a writ into ms mouth, N
/ was held down down until lswallow
it,"
'sThey'made you swallow it,"
"sNes Shea's writ"
"Did any of the prisoners take part
in this?'
1T was not they that showed the wit
down nv throat, but they assisted IN
holding me while it was being pusheo
down my throat"
ibid you swallow more thar ohe
WRIT"
II was kept down until I swallowed
the other"
NDid you get any waterto wash them
down." Laughter.
eyes; after 1 swallowed h hrst Writ
somebody said to give me a drink OF
boiling water, and after that got some
dirty water to drink"
"And after you got the water they
made O swallow the second writ"
"Yes, SIR" .s,
"Did anything else happen to your,
Eyes. II was cuffed and beaten AND
| threatened that if / was ever caught ~
such dirty work again would not gel OH
so easily; and just as | was going out OF
the kitchen, running, a kettle OF oohine
water was thrown after me, out IL ole
not do me any harm." =
"Had you to promise that you wou'e
never again go writ-servingf"
81 had."-DebiiR Times.
THE beauty and color Of the hair may .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
Distinctive Features OF PhiIaaelphia.

Despite the want of universal
homogeneity, there are great numbers
of persons here who show an excep-
tiOnal uniformly q Ia 'tes and DISPOSE
slons-in part the outcome possibly Of
Quaker discipline. The past with its
memories seems to serve as q medium
for holding together the diverse
elements Of the present. The long rows
OF red houses, with marble trimmings
and white paneIled shutters neatly pro-
vidCd with bolts the upper-story
shutters being carefully paintedF.green
or slate), typify outwanily and
materially the Quaker influence,
though there are many Innovations OF
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FINANCE.
rev York

New YoRX, February 2S.-MoNEY-At6
per cent. per annum, 1872 per diem, clos
ing at g per Cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5h@6 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills steady at 1857; demand
400. Produce exports for the week S5,96I,-
600.
GovERSMENTs-Fairly firm.
~Four-and-a-half coupons."."".--"".."""iia A
Fours POI
Pacific Skies of S5.....""."""........ .......--,lSo
RAILROAD BoNDs-lrregular.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull, irregular.
Share speculation opened strong and five
per cent. higher than yesterdays closing
prices for Fl. Wayne, 81 higher for Mem
phis 4 Charleston, and 3 to rs per cent.
higher for remainder of the list, the latter
for Michigan Central. Before call the gen.
eral list fell off q to l per cent, Memphis
* Charleston leading therein, after which
an advance of a to 2 per cent. took place,
Memphis and Charleston, Norfolk and
Western preferred, Morris and Essex and
Nashville and Chattanooga being promi-
nent in the upward movement, while
Louisville and Nashville advanced | per-
cent. fell off 1870 per cent, and sold up
to TX per cent. to S2H, its highest point
during the day. Subsequently the market
became weak and sold off steadily to the
second board, the decline ranging from 40
$50 per cent, Louisville and Nashville,
Memphis and Charleston, Wabash prefer
! red, Missouri Pacific, Michigan Central,
| Lake Shore. Denver and Rio Grande and
| Western Union being most prominent in
the downward movement. A recov-
cry of 5s@lH per cent. follow
ed, Louisville and Nashville leading
In the late dealings the market again fell
off LalA per cent, Missouri Pacific, Mem
| phis and Charleston, Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy and Denver and Rio Grande
being conspicuous, while Louisville and
Nashville declined Al per cent. to 75%,
making the total decline for the day of 6j5
per cent. Missouri Pacific recovered q per
cent. but fell off = at the close. Market
closed weak at the lowest figures of the
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
BOTTLES!

H. Strip. Possesses Varied Fr0peTFeS'
uStmuIates the Piyaline I'm \ eSaiiSs
l~tsE.nnxerfs the Starch and < OF
oaod into glucose. a deneieney IN
ibs rauSP~ Wind and SOurinx Oitne
fyy Ia thes stomach. III medieine IL
Ssn Immediately after eating n Ter
ssn,stion of food Il preyented-
M act. upon The Liver.
n srf. upon the Kidneys
:, regulates the Bowels.
a PrrifPs the Blood.
n puiPtS the Nervous system.
NJ Promotes Digestion.
tSSurishcs, Strengthens and InTiS'
EoTs, SSrrirs of the Old Blood and makes
Topens the pores of the skin In
I,ars. healthy Precipitation.
.''.r,,tIT the hereditary faint or poison
,la h,coL. which generates crotula,Eryslpe-
md nj. manner VI skin diseases ana eNter-
T,s~r M, aospiritS employed inttSmanufae-
- M - can De taken By the most delicate
-, ,r D., -hpagpl and feeble, care only being
1Ir,r.I in attention 10 directions.
r-,,Sp BRANCH kanawha Co, W. Va.
, ,'r.,,.,l pr. Clark OhuSpnS lndian Blood
r-~1 ,9 nav family for four years, and In AL
lal> proved to be a. recommended: II
gsScuasJ me Of DiPhtherta. S. JONES.
EuRNSvILLE, BraNton Co, w, Va.
n,ya h.,.r entirely cured Of Heart Disease
I've a.. nFDr. Clark JOhuSOnS Indian Blood
-rD ,recOmmend It's use 10 the aftlicted.
l''f WM. WORKMAN
gUENSvILLE, Br3NtOn Co, w. Va.
tr.- rffrrirg with Dyspepsia and Liver
-,Irlrr FOR several years, Twas persuaded 70
- IL tl.rk JOhn>OnS Indian Blood syrup,
th..a ht, succeeded ia making new MN u
CAIN A. HINkLE-
RrRNsyILLE, BraNtOn Co, W. Va.
r,I ~. clark JOhn~OuS Indian BLOOD
mp .,u.' YOU recommend y 10 be. / was AZ
r'Er with Liver Complaint FOR a great many
sq-> uri the syrup completely cured me.
ELIZABETH RIFLE.
H,rRErrs BEND, W. Va, Feb. Is, 1851.
rr CLARK JOHNSON-l have been cured OF
.l,,lgrTr nv using your Iudian Blood syrup
| recommend il highly. KATIE
,yep., wanted for the sale OF the Indian
ElDgl syrup IN evey tOwnOr village IN whlchl
4 ne no agent. Particulars given on applcs-
H.. DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
4 laboratory II West Third street, New
York liIy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST Virginia UNIVERSITY,

NINE DEPARTMENTSOFSTUD TENT
~ books furnished &C cost; calendar ar
ranged 70 suit teachers; expenses for one year
rom SIS 70 $40; non-sectarian, liberal, thor
o0sh. FaRterm begins September ., ISL. At
p West Virginia and nom eight States and
,efsyiO1S
for Catalogues and other information apply
400 Acting President, ID. B. PURINToN,
~EAaioSR. Wst Va ind
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WOOL.
ROstOn.

BosroN, February 2S.-WoolZSteady;
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra 431f@tc;
Wisconsin and Michigan fieeces 4l1Sai2t1c;
medium andNo. l feeces 4594Sc; combing
and delaine 46@50c; unwashea Kentucky
combing Sic: pulled 30d5Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
HoTARY pusLIo.
ALEXANDER BONE, 81,

N1OfARY PUHICy0EHERAL BUBLel1
~ snd Reai EststeX Wnk LnansDegy<asted
ssesi. bc16hs.na sosas As ..sS;n - snds -
Rsnts CoiiSctSd. Hou1o1 Hgnfed and IeAaod
Gniiestious promptly rsmftted. Advnn9ee
mnde. An biztnsl eone.Du.dsnee 49,
tally attended 70. Send fof Circular M ~
over CITY Bsak. whsdsRxt w.YA jaAA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01

THE beauty and color OF the hair may ee
safely regained by using Parker nAe
BalSam, which Is much admired lot, y PEI.
fume, cleanliness aud dandruf Graduating
properties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
Petroleum.

PITTSBURGH, February 2S.-Petroleqm5,
Quiet and steady; United certificates closed
ct S21Ic; refined nc: Philadelphia deliv'
cry.
T1rrsv1LLE, Pa, February 2I~.-oil-OPen.
cd at S25Ic; highest S2Ac; lowest size;
closed at size. Shipments 56,llo bols;
rms LOG, $50 bbls.
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MEDIcAL.
Piles ! Piles 7 Piles !
A Ssrs Cure Fesad at Last. No
One Need Suffer.

M
A sure Cure for Blind. Bleeding, I,cfsnz and
liberated Plies has been discovered bY DR..
William, (xn Indian reme3yJ called Ut. VIII
liams Indian Ointment A single bux has
cured the worst chronic ceses OF 3 or % years
standing. Neo one need sufsr nye minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing ms1i-
clue. Lotions, instruments ana electuaries do
more harm than good. Willisms 0tntmene
particularly ut night after getting warm in
Bed acts as a porftice, gives instant and pain
les relief. and Is rFepared only for Piles, itch
ing Of the private parts, and for ncshing else.
Read what the Aon. ]. N. Cofftbberry, Of
Cleveland, says about DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: i have used scoresof Rle Cures
never found anything which gave such i'm
mediate and permanerS relief rs DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists ormailed on receipt
of price, 81.
Logan & Co. Agents, Wheeling. W. Va
e Q-Hamilton.A Agent, Bellaire. D. deSc
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LIVE STOCK.
chicago.

CHICAGO, February 2S.-The Dr0pers' Jour
raj reports. Hogs-Receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1900 head. Market dull and
weak for common to good mixed at
So 1906 So; heavy packing and shipping
So 65GG 30; Philadelphiss and larders
s. O0@7 10; skips and culls 81 0O@6 90.
Cattle-Receipts 6,400 head; shipments
$500 head. Market slow and very weak;
prices easier, heavy and very dull exports
Sc OO@6 40; good to choice shipping s. 10
6j so; common to.fair 81 75@5 10; mixed
butchers plentiful but slow for poor to fair
at s. SOFAS IS; good 10 choice 81 00@4 Is;
stockers and feeders very dull at So 0o@
4 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
COO head. Market weak at l0@25c lower;
inferior to fair s. 5O@4 rs; medium to
good s. OO65 so; choice to extra S. 400
6 90; carload of choice 93 pound lambs
6Hc per pound.
EAST LIBERTY, February 2S.-Cattle-te'
ceipts 800 head. Market active, and prices
a shade higher thar Monday.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head. Market fair.
Philadelphia 81 1907 go; Workers So 7O@
6 SIS.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Market ac'
tive at s. 75@6 so.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, February 2S.-HOgs-Firm
| common and light s. 50@7 90; packing anc
butchers Sc 6j@7 30. Receipts 40 head
shipments 300.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01

NurE-Trains leaving hellaire at $50 n.
and > D. IN. connect ~ Yellow rrek Tor C1eve-
land. All trains daily except Sundny.-
Gent Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa
+, A. FORD, tenT Pass. 4 4 Agt.
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Sunday Express leaves Wheeling at NA.n.e
arrives WellS0ury 800 a. \. tsohsaytiisSo
A. n, making close connection tcr Wsssess
= Trains leaving Columbus at5sO ,. 4. and -
A. n. run daily. Through Chicago kxpceS
leaves Columbus daily except sunday, ~
Chicago at ] 20 next morning. Berths 90 -
!. secured In advance at Union Depot uekeeo00A
: Columbus.
Cans through without changs from bteobo0e
VILE cat 20 Philadelphia and New York, -
west 70 Columbus, 10 Cincinnati, L0ubvuhos
indianapolis and 80. Louis.
For through ticket, bagxnee oheceA opqIA
car accommodations and any furths rtnfednn
ton apply TO Joseph N. Bcllcytlle, Ttckst A.
or At CITY 1icket Once, under hcLnfS HoaeA
d. ". CALDWELL
Gent Manager, Ptttseurkh, -.
r. A. FORD,
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NEURALGIA.
IMPORTANT

should the invalid have any difficulty in
procuring the Compound Syrup in his victni-
", let him not he put Off with any other RENT
cdy, because this article has not It's equal In
the diseases for which II is recommended.
NOTE.-Be suspicious Of persons who rec:
ommcnd any other article MS 'just rs good
The highest class medical men in every large
city, where IL is Known, II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
G0UD NEWS ALL HAIL

No more nauseous vermifuges for the childs
rem. Logan & Co.'S Pie aSant Worm Syrup,
tastes nicely, acts as a childS physic, and Is
an excellent remedy for worms.
In large-bottles . cents,
LOGAN & CO.,
DRUGGISTS, BRIDGE CORNER.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { 81. losis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
THINE TABLE EAST AND WET JAN.
-, lS2. Trains leave Panhandle Depo1,
foot OF Eleventh street, near Public Landing.
daily except sunday, - followsi
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Nos. 4 and Stop At ali stations.

b. o. Pslsee, Drawing Room \ BssDee
Cars on all night tfntnA
CIose co~nnecuons madefof q Ho1n0aeA
and Southwest, North and HolthWa10~
moving 3 the grsst WEI, aoA - whoo -
culaY attention n oven.
WHEELING. HIITsBTEeS HHp hAA
Leave Wheeling, sos. m-l:te asll0r.E
Ttcietsto ali pnncipal Professionalism
once open Ct N hoan dultnG ~ ~
I~nforina&tou - The tseyellnG Ee&eS10
iyEtye1n; rv.,nw an..ffAs1tK&
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DRUGGISTS, BRIDGE CORNER
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-29
95 Per Cent

of all diseases arise from deranged Kidneys and
Liver, and it strikes at the root of the diff
Guilty. The elements of which it is composed act
directly upon these great organs. both as Il FOOD
and RESTORER, and, by placing them in healthy
For the innnmerabie troubles caused by unhealthy
Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs; for the dis
tressing disorders of Women; for Malaria, and for
physical arrangements generally, this great remedy
has no equal. Beware of imposters, limitations and
connections said to be just as good.
For Diabetes, ask for WARNER'S SAFE Ola
BETES CURE.
For sale by all dealers.
I'll. II. WARNER II CO,
ROCHESTER,, N. Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-29
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL

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Leave for Racine and Milwaukee SO a. '",' ana
t1.00p. m w., 9. D., , er;,,,..v,
Leave for Dubuque, mona. 81 faui anu NtihileHp
oils Cos a. m - ,. 81.
Iaaye for Mctregor. PortNliie, Calhias, sioux oitS
and Yankton, II 200 2. m
arrive from Racine and MIiWahkee .; no H. H. anu
% f. fn m, Minneapolis St Panl, WiRona and Du-
buque 1906 p. M -r,,.,. p,u.,.;r, an, Nc
Arrive from Yankton, Sioux CITY, FortVlie ana MC
Grepor 4 81 n. m.
The Night Express leaving Rock Island evefs sun
l;,,ht at II IN d. M connects with the tram ar
ia. ;lr I'm chicago early Monday morning. No lay
l checks given on through tickets from Rock Is
land to Chicago Through tickets only good Oh TINS
train.