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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-23
IlII31 WORT
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are 20 insidious In their At
tack ~ those affecting the throat and lungs none
% trined with by the majority Of sufferers. The
ordinary cough or cold, resulting perhaps from
trining or unconscious exposure, is often but the
beginning OF fatal sickness. AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL has well proven Its efficacy In forty
years night with throat and lung diseases, and
should be taken in all cases without delay.
A Terrible Cough Cured.
"In 1857 took severe cold. which affected NV
lungs. had terrible cough, and passed night
After night without sleep. The doctors gave mo
up; tried AYES Cherry PICTORIAL, which
the rest necessary for the recovery Of my strength
By the continued use Of the PICTORIAL 4 perma.
n Ssnt cure was effected. am nov g. years old.
PEcToRALsavedm me. HORACE FAIinRorHrs."
Rockingham, Vt, July Is, lss2.
Group. "A Mothers Tribute.
while in the country last winter my little
boy, three years old, was taken III with Group: IL
seemed a. IL he would die from strangulation.
One OF the family suggested the use OF AYER's
CHERRY PICTORIAL, bottle Of which was az
ways kept In the house. This was tried in small
and frequent doses and to our delight In less than
nah an hour the little patient was breathing cas-
hhyi Inc doctor ssid that the CHERRY PEcToRAL
had saved my dArling's life. Can you wonder at
our sraatad'f Sincerely your,
ioe west i2stn 81, New York, May 10, isSe.
"Ihave used AyER's cHERRY PrcToRAL in my
sm,iy aor se,sr.i year, and do not hesitate 70
and colds We have ever tried A. j. CRANE"
Lake Crystal, MIMI, March i3, 1882.
81 suffered for eight years from Bronchitis, and
ater trying many remedies with no success, / was
cured By the use Of AYES CRKRRY PICTORIAL.
JoaErH VALDEZ"
Byhalis, Miss, April 8. iss9.
VI cannot say enough In praise of AyyR's
CHERRY PEcroRAL, believing a. DO thai bot
,or 10 u,e should long since have died from
lung troubles. 2 BRAopox"
Palestine, Texas, April "a. isse.
No case Of IN affection Of the throat or lungs
exists which cannot be greatly relieved by the use
Of AyER's CHIRRY PICTORIAL, and it viii airays
es'e when the disesss b not already bsyond the
control Of medicine.
PRxPARKD BIT
Dr.. ]. G. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Macs.
Sold By al Druggists.
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A man is known BY the company he
keeps away from.
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DoS'T DIE IN TIE House.

Rough on Rats" clears out rats. mice.
reaches, bed-ougs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers. l5c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-23

How to expedite the males-Get papa to
ask what the intentions are.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-23

"Solid comfort" can be realized by those
suffering from all forms Of Scrofula, II they
win take Hoods Sarsaparills and Be cured
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rncqrnled ior -. IN thc hcna.

UncQraicd Gor Gods in the head.
500 D. tr.c-,-. 90 .lc ,~f.. o. rec,.tt a. r-ics
VI, r-l.' "a S-.e SER. fr rcu,ar coufiairS ftll
'1.l-I.1-.oa --s r-.'--,' tc-t ID o., &C.
E-r's Greer ra'-. UiS goy-ft IVY Crrrn " %
ostarrh = '-1 have te,u 40 ,'-- ry,r tn vr.-<
after t-y:ac arsf ever, r,uriy c,---lerdea -,
having pru,t,' -' elective Hrd thcruugh = J. ArXFx
NAo $50 !y7c- .r To- rfni sloCf, 10 Federal =.
Dcss1H Mas a
FLNS. Cpl = b ~ 90 Orrc.n Y Y
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From Rev. II T.. Jersey. DID,. LID. President
OF Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Female
College. keni's Hin, Ne.
DR.. r. ". EinsmdH-Dear Sir For Ave
years the students under my care have
used AddBsso.'s Botanic Cough Baisam,
and have, think. found II second 10 no
other remedy for throat and lung troubles.
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For THICK HEAD.

Heavy stomach. bilious conditions, "well.
May Apple Pills" anti-bilious, cathsrtiC
10 and 25c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-23

BzwARE'-I have never sold my interest
in my bItters to one Wood" nor to one
Moses +. Atwood" The original bears
my signature,-"L F.. Atwood - also
trademark, l.. F."
The true /" l.. F." Atwood's Bitters pur-
ify the blood, giving new life and vigor to
the system.
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CBFLN BALM

coz o. tea tty frcD
fiCu~, 81 =yslTfau us
tor Irtvtsthr nam
trnc m On ID Hlvr.
otS GO uIstcly ke-s
. 4C-rs AMI rr>'frs
1T oftastesud sur.l
Great r,lcf ryzi. cd
rIll caucrA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-23

Fogg says he doesn't object to Christmas
cards 80 long as they are full pack.
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Use ONLY
SOUTH PARIS.


N. B. We desire to call special attention 10 the
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF this paint. During the
past two years over POUR HUNDRED gallons Of it
have been used In THIS VICINITY, giving In EVERY
INSTANCE the very best OF satisfaction
lt 10 well known that the best lead and OIL mix
ed in the nsual way will In Q short time lose tie
gloss and rub on or chalk. Rubber Paint In guar.
antsed not 10 CRACK, CHALK, Oh PEEL.
We are aware OF Q great prejudice against mix.
ed paints but we conddently recommend this, be
lieving IL To be the most beautiful durable and
economical paint IN the market.
Remember this Rubber Paint 10 composed Of
pure White Lead, Zinc, Linseed OIL and India
Rubber, with the best coloring pigments that en-
be obtained. ground In. careful examinstiou
of buildings on which u has been used will cor
vince the most skeptical OF its merits.
ed our paint viz:
J.C. Marble, D. A. Maxim. j. Daniels. Paris
Hill n. J. Cashman. North Paris. 8. =. Briggs,R.
n. Hall, u. N. True, +. C. Merrill, and L. 8. BILL
ings, So. Paris. A. ~ Trull, Norway
6ad fur ciFsulsr md PRIV LIS.
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y.-WoRD SQUARE.
vI.-ABSENT vowELS
ANSWERS next week. !

" m nj prvrb BIS, flsttrt h N
MINNIE Mum.
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vI-ENIGMA OF CONSECUTIVE LETTERS.
Composed off4 letters.
My l, 2, is performance.
NY 3, 4, 5, G is skin.
Ny 1, ), 6 Is TO assume 8 character.
My 6, Z, s, 3 is = slight color.
Nv 9, 10, IL is common article.
My IL, l2, Is was high priest.
My II, Is, IL, Is, l6, Il Is lively.
My 10, l6 is q proposition.
My Is, 10, 20 is the beginning OF pre-
lude.
Ny 81, %, %, "a is transported.
Ny whole Is line from Lengfellow.
X. y. Z.
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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES OF LAST WEEK.
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32&ZE s ;:zssas Is ss:9aEss:k ~
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\ NVPFtlutIu
2.-Never too late 10 mend.
5.-PrZZles.
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al, Owl. 9, Wren. 3, Crow. 4,
Robin ), Snowbird. g, Eagle. Z, Hawk.
Han "A Nightfpgala
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m.-CoMBlNED FRACTIONS.
Take one-third OF an icicle, one-third OF
ice, one-fifth OF crust, one-hfth OF frost,
one-fifth OF sleet, one-fourth OF hail, one
ninth OF a suow-storm, and form cold
substance.
CAP'N JACK.
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FLYS' CPL = B ~ co Oweco. Ny
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OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

H.-CRosS-woRD ENIGMA.
In each, not In one;
In moon, not In sun;
In axle, not in spoke;
In slept, not In woke;
In man, not In boy;
In fun, not in joy;
In band. not In mitre;
My whole was q writer.
BKII
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
BRIEFLY TOLD.

-, billion wooden hoops are USED
nrs,ry in this country for barrels only
-e,e ent speech the Prince of Wales
4t3 T,pdon now had about 100000 IN
T.. arrest milk pan on record, holding
IONS, has just been made for an Iowa
,J,-,t,rs. Conn. boasts of $25,ooo,oco
L. deposits. or about 5000 to every ger
b. in the city.
= ..,,s.nskss weighing ten pounds and
.r., opgces have been found in the santa
anuamoantans. 8.
7 ,,-,v Of Cincinnatians have bought
-, acres in Florida, known as the
r.a,ys Mountains. and will build Slo@'
b. hotel there,
The average life Of a Maxim incandescent
sra,,r;c light has been found 10 be ''s"y
I sonrs although some have been burned
(e,ween $oN1 and 400 hours.
The new pawn5roke-s law in New ORR ORR
- -, = r;,snss IF $500 and bonds in So
~, ,,,j -. i said TO concentrate the business
-, L,,ls Of q dozen rich men.
'' NJ. , ri,,rs pIsce OF l,5oD.
-. W.. 30. enterprise by raising S5o.ooo for
-. s,..5-v. $4,000 for an oil well and
,..,.. ..,-a rai.rold-Slolo)o in all.
..,,, Loud contains about T., ,joD
-; are covered with houses
1 .,,.-s ~ parks. and a.nnp are still unoc-
..ol !. rae last ten years 2,"pn acres
F -. h-,, b.,il, up.
..:., ,-,,, i,,,s store in South B9s.
Il :, ,, ~ -, r,,..1,v las, and up three
-, .... ..a.-s Il, the -o,f whence he cap
,4ot,...r 20 the --,@ui. lie struck upon
head
,,...,.:,ra woman -acen,ly stole four
..,rr.,.,.s> iron, Is many persons during
tas ....,r-- hour a:a restaurant. The watch
.,,,..,-sg .,rtl she - behind the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
NO CHANGE
In the Labor QuestiOn-A whisper or n
Compromise.

IITTsBUECH, May 4.-Thc situation Of
affairs between the iron manufacturers
and their workmen seems to be about what
il was week ago. Although the scale has
been presented at various mills, there has
been but one firm signed it as yet. To-
day brought no new signers. 1T is too
early yet to expect anything definite in
that line" said President Jarrett this
morning. The representatives, of the other
side are equally prolific OF news in relation
to the industrial status.
In certain quarters there are whispers OF
a meeting of manufacturers, which j. TO be
held some time this week, while another
form of the report is to the effect that
very quiet meeting was held within the
pest few days. Nothing definite could be
got from those interested, but it is the
opinion of many that this week will bring
out something in the way OF COmpro.
mise from one side or the other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
IRON INKLlNGS.

...s ..a steel rail makers assert that the
Z" :..-,Thomas process chespens their
Is. s ...@. thirty to forty per ce0t.
....a IRON makers are anxiously wait
~ See row the operation Of the Ameri-
t2i ia1aW.il affect their interests. Opin-
III 2.c lEided on The question.
H." Pennsylvania Steel Company, Steel
&C. :, rak:ng steel from phosphoEiC pig,
J.. he TAomas-Gilchrist process. This is
'ne 'rst instance OF the regular adoption
o. us method of steel making in the
N..e1 states.
lie earliest steel rail rolled in the
S2.'yt States was the pros uct of the North
NL''S;o roAing mill, and was rolled Just
t'E@iv~a years ago, on the 18th inst. The
experiments, etc, leading 70 the rolling
Co>' over half million dollars. The steel
Ss' ''om the Wysndotte Works, =: Wyan-
aDtg,te. Michigan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
POLITICAL OPINIONS.

?. 3, whispered in Indiana that the Hen
S-i as men are beginning 10 awake. aud
,.ar Mcdonald may be laid out cold and
sill Ia his own state ere the summer OF
i,,. Is ia .ts -.Ory. Hendricks viii hsav
va. l.ag.-C.eve.and Leader.
Governor Butler has turned civil service
rei..me- n Fedora, aHairs-oyer which
Lesa. 70 control. but h, stick, to the oli
pa. & -rwarding his friends AMI punish
i-.a enemies in his distribution Of
Sts.s ..'yes. But Butler is coming to be
god t.ai ~ a democrat in these days,
in theory and practce.-PhiIadelpbia
rre.,.
~ Cg"king says that his recsn, speech
vas u.i- uH>,rJed or distorted, and that il
.s RIOS; uualud and unwarrantsd TO repre-
SEP, hm a. deliberately opposing the de-
S.n.ot W. Arthur, or attempting to Gre
a'e aisrn-i in the Republican ranks. All
tight Nr. Conkling. but the next time YOU
ma sH aiter.dinUer speech YOU had bet
te- b cautious how you tell little stories
liable 20 be misconstruej, about people
VIII Undertake to stand on TWO boats
Ms.hIgr0n star.
I.'"- Puiitler has made platform OF
Ten ~mandments, which the Widow
Butter 5. admires that she has set her
Csl 5"- u;m. The pair can make Demo.
era, Resident if anybody can. The widow
ie:. restored to accept the Presidency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
Her Four Little Children
4. n. Court at Park
Specidl Dispatch b The Register.

PAEkr rRsBr RI. May 2i.-ln the nited
states Court to day Judges Bond and Jack.
son presiding, petitions OF creditors Of the
West Virginia Oil and Oil Land Company,
Of the West Virginia transportation Com
panv. against the ohio River Pipe Line
Canpany, were heard, argued, submitted
and reserved for discussion. The object is
to set aside a turmer order Of Judge Jack
son. granting the latter company certain
franchises, and to enjoin It from further
occupying the land of the Vest Virginia
Oil and Oil Land Company, now III custody
of the Court, and the occupation claimed
by the Transportation Company, under lis
contracts with said oil Land Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
TICKLE FASHION.

naked out douEces OF sick are used as
"'G."Irg for man:les, bonnets, gowns and
PaGs,nls.
N'w overskirts have a gathered puff at
1-e ''p and side instead Of being fiat there,
Sn' a'e Won with very short basques that
te,' IN tbs puff but do not conceal its
fur,.s.
i'@s are 10 be worn suspended from the
- - ~ "' s1'iis With the costume. They
t'' &c q figured Saline, foulard or Chi
-'S' "''g'e, and are mounted on bamboo
or co'Vscd wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
CYCLONE CAPERS.
Tbs Large Group of whirlwinds
Last Friday.
An Explanation of the Extraordinary At
mOspheric Disturbance in Mis-
sour and Illinois.

Sr. LoU.s, May 2i.-The extraordinary
atmospheric disturbance that spread havoc
and dismay in a part OF North Missouri
and Central Illinois last Friday was clearly
a group of whirlwinds. A single cyclone
cannot explain the remarkable effects OBJ
served. for in some cases the work OF de-
struction was going on in places twenty to
thirty miles apart at the same time. The
Republican say, that the first appearance
Of a whirlwind in this State was at L'Outre
Island on the Missouri River, nearly op'
posite Hermann, about seven o'clock in
the evening. Rising into the air, immedi-
a;elv after giving an exhibition of its force
at this point, i. passed rapidly over an in-
terveniug space of sixteen miles and
Dropped 80 the Earth
again near JOneSburg in Warren county.
Half an hour later il touched near IUVW,
fourteen miles southeast OF Jonesburg.
What became OF it after leaving IuquI II
is not easv TO make out. When last OBJ
served il was passing through and over st.
Charles county. Ii il was the same whiri-
wind that touched at Grafton, near the
mouth OF the Illinois river, ihree-q uarters
OF an hour later. the wonder is where It
was and " hat II was doing all that time,
as il ought to have reached Grafton IN
twenty minutes There was 3
cyclone near Edwardsville at eight
o'clock. fifteen minutes before the reported
visitation at Grafton. EdwardSYlILe IS
twenty miles southeast OF Grafton sau
about eighteen miles northeast OF 81.
Louis. Il, or another one, passed through
q part OF De Witt county an hour later,and
through Hillsbo.o an hour later still, at 10
O'Clock.
in Macou2in, Morgan and Sangamon coua-
ties, forty miles north OF Hillsboro, was
about 90 o'clock; and in Macon county,
twenty miles east OF Springfield, a. hall
past nine. Roodhause was struck soout
half past six in the afternoon, and tae
town OF Littleberry at 5 O'Clock.
Ii is evident from q comparison OF these
dates, and the distances between the points
visited, that there were more than one cy-
cone engaged in the work. Indeed, there
are reasons for believing that each oil the
dozen points touched was the victim OF
distinct and separate storm. In certain
conditions Of the atmosphere We observe
little
form in the streets and roads at various
places. carrying dust and bits OF paper by
a wreathing or spiral motion into the air.
some times to a distance of twenty or
hundred feet Sometimes a half dozen OF
these little whirls will be seen in the same
vicinity, each separate both in time and
place from the others-and this miniature
phenomenon is, probably, the order OF the
cyclones that visited Missouri and Illinois
lsst Friday. The electrical condition OF the
atmosphere and temperature, and the diff
ference in barometric pressure In places
very near together, caused sudden up
rush Of heated air in spiral movement, and
the result was the group OF cyclones that
proved so destructive to everything that
Csne within their reach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
KANSAS CRANKS.
A Married Pair Think They are in the
Garden of Eden,

LEArENwoETm, KAN., May IA special
from Cowley county, this STATE, gives an
account OF the location of a veritabe Gar
den ot Eden Last Sunday man and his
wife named Palmer, while laboring under
a delusion, stripped themselves, and not
being adorned by even the historical liz
leaf wandered about their corral and
orchard all day and night, imagining they
were in Eden and Obeying the
behests of Jehovah. As the husband is
very strong and powerful man, the
neigh6ors were afraid to 20 near them, but
on Monday morning some of them C0axed
up courage enough to go to them aud per
suade them to ClOthe themselves. Their
children were in the house, but were un-
able 10 do anything with their parents.
The couple are now quiet, but still ont OF
their minds. The woman, who is very
we'll educated, was bitten by q rattlesnake
a few Gays before the above occurrence,
but trusting solely in prayer, refused to
ALLOW anything to be done for her to cure
tho bitf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
Base Rail Yesterday.
Penns,Iyania Wool Growers.

PlTTsHURGr, Pa, May 2i.-The Pennsyl-
vania wool growers organized a state as
socia,ion today. John Mcdowell, of
Washington was elected President, and
VIM. Hernot, of Allegheny county, Serre.
tary. One b,ndred names were enrolled.
Resolutions we're adopted strongly denOun-
cling Congress- and Sherman particularly,
for the failurs to protect wool growing in
dustry. Members also pledged them
selves TO aid il the formation OF 4 natural
association TO oppose all Congressman w.he
will not promise to assist n getting the In
dustry adeOuSely protected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
AnlnusuRI Scene.


BEVERLY, Wa, May ga severe snow
storm prevailed here Tuesday morning aad
continued for orer al hour, melting about
as fast as 1T fell. II was al unusual occur
renee for this settion. aud something never
seen before by tae Oldest inhabitant at this
season Of the yen. The mountains seemed
to have dOnned teir winter garb, they be-
ing white with SLOW. Fires are blazing as
brightly as in mid winter, while overcoats
have been brought into requis!ion. Our
people think pdar wave has struck them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25

which the Empress will participate shall,
with the help of Almighty God, be per-
formed on the 9th of May. The solemn
act Is announced to all the Majesty's faith.
ful subjects, in order that on the joyful
day their most fervent prayers may be
offered to the King OF Kings, and that they
may beseech the Almighty to send grace
and blessing upon His Maiesty's reign for
tie maintenance OF peace and tranquility
to greater glorify His Holy name and con.
tinuance Of the prosperity OF the Empire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
WHEELING W. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY % 1883

tence stricken out the report was adopted:
The committee on Temperance reported
. through Rev. T. p. Ra6b, OF Clin ton, Iowa,
a series of resolutions pledging themselves
to secure constitutional prohibition, and
denonncipg the use Of tobacco in every
form, seeing the effects were weakening
To Moral Fsrees,
and thus becoming a stumbling block in
the way Of reform OF all kinds. Ministers
and others in the church were urged TO
stop the habit as the example set to the
Young was demoralizing. After reading
the report the motion was laid on the
table. The synod adjourned for dinner.
Just before the adjournment for dinner
telegram was received from the PreSbyte-
rian General Assembly at Srratoga convey
ing fraternaI congratulations.
In the afternoon no session was held, and
delegates left the city for Beaver Falls to
attend the commencement services OF
Geneva College at that place. The Synod
will resume its sessions tomorrow morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25

up REGISTER has, by sew
tbousand copies, q larger
F,Iotion than any newspaper
T,,"bcd in the two Virginias
rostern Ohio. Its adVanta-
os an advertising medium
= therefore apparent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
Kentucky Repubiicans.

LEXINGTON, KY May ei-The Republi-
can state ConventoR concluded iis session
TO day. after nominating Gen. T. S. Fry, OF
Dahyille. for Lieuensnt Governor, Lewis
C. GarrIgus, an erCenfedsrate, Of Russell
Vile. for Attornly General, Leroy q.
Hsthorne, of Newport Alditar, Fiorrf
pey Paducab, Treasurer, J. B. Pinkerton.
o. Grayson, Superintendent OF PubiIe In
Cystinana, for Register OF the Land Ofics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
VIII w.rA A,er June FIRST.

PrrTsBU Ban May PA telegram from
Ch;csgo received r secretary. Weeks OF
the Western Iron Association this evening.
saws that the men ,mployed in one nail.
there will eontinu, 70 work alter June
first ON q conditional scale. Other west.
ern mills are expecsi TO do the same, and
as this is against therules o! the Amllsa-
mated Association, I is regarded IS a.
important advantage By tho Inauui.ctur-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
Far from Being Completed.

Many historical things of interest are
exhibited, including the first locomotive
built by George Stephenson and run on
the road between Darlington and Stockton,
England, in 1926, several Of the Oldest
locomotives in this country, and the
first freight car with six trucks.
The United States Electric Lighting Conn
pany, which will show about $50 electric
lamps and 80 of incandescent burners in
all sorts OF positions and various conditions
shading under bright cSlored globes. In
addition the company will show number
OF dynamos for the generation and trans
mission of power and how an
Electric Railway
may be operated with one OF its machines
The show of the costly and beautiful woods
used in the manufacture of coaches and
iron work OF the finest description, wood
and metal working machinery, lubricating
oils and varnisheS is large. Tnc exhibitors
number over one thousand and the eX-
hibitS four thousand from the largest loco
motive TO the smallest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25
ysss BiiIfss's HsssA Yrss.
Exxrnxf Ri Ars. Il. IS,

kEyrORr, Z J.. Arg. IL, isp
Dear Bis7T-l am here trying 70 breathe
ia all the ,Alt air Of the ocean. sad hav,ns
rffsctory liver. I wN ipduced " mix Hop
Bii,ers win. ,b. .ss esie, and have toIni ]
,b. ,ipe,ure a s!o-ious resuiL
bave fe.n greatly belped by the Busfa.
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