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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30
FRANK AND CLEAR.
Having Admitted the Strength OF the
Evidence, an Eminen Physician

Having Admitted the Strength Of the
Evidence. an En- nent Physician
Take Logical Action.
Tie following letter tells It's own story. The
signature will be recognized as that Of the
Physician-in Chief of De Quincy Home, and
author of"Drugs That Enslave, THE aypo-
deimic Injection OF MoYphine,""A Manual
Of Nur'ins," and many other popular and
valuai lc special medical works:
19l WEST TENTH STREET,
NEW YoRx, August IL, 1880.
MEssRs. SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Gentlemen Like most o. my profession,
AMI cautious about pinning my faith to any
new medicine or curative agent But your
BENsoN's CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER
has broken through the barriers and won its
way TO my good opinion. Ny attention was
first called to IL some eight months ago by a
dstient of mine. Although was well ac-
luainted with the superior excel nee of your
other plaster ard antice otic dressing, made
especially for the profession. the Bensons
wss comparatively new 70 me. had heard,
however o, its merits a, Q remedy, In cases of
Lsme Back, Local rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Congestion Of the Bronchial Tubes and Lunzs,
Dyspepsis, Torpid Liver aud the like alec
tons, and have since begun TO experiment
with II personally. 1 find BENSoN'5 CAP
CINE PLASTER an exceptionally cleanIy
plaster to use, and rapid in Its action.
Many tests Of It's qualities made in my own
family and among my patients, have coz
WINGED me that there Ii no other single srticls
50 valuable for popular use. nor 50 helpful In
the diseases have named.
Should youdesire ts do so, You may use my
name to that effect.
Very truly yours,
II. II. KANE, AM, N. d.
The genuine have the word CAPCINE cut
In the center. Price Is cents -E-
Eeabury d johnson, Chemias New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30

There was very little time to be lost,
for it was already the end OF June
The fuss, the hurry, the want Of all
delicacy and disguise, which would
have proved fatal in so many cases,
were just what favored the Fulf0ris in
The pursuit of q mani beg his pardon,
q lord-who was knocking under simp-
", as he had before expressed 1t, to that
tfaitorous friend Howard, to escape for
life from the CHATTER, the row, the un.
firing strstagems of q venery
where the hunters know neither pause
nor Encouragement, ignore alike both
fatigue as concerns themselves, or pity
for the poor creatures they pursue.
Within three weeks the marriage was
arranged. 6nespectator of this strange
yet common elass-our friend Allan
Cameron looked on the innocence Of
his soul, at first with iAerednlity, then
with amazement, at last with alarm.
He bad not been enough In the first
society to have lost hissense Of right and
wrong.
/. When he finally realized the position,
be resolved, q any. brave young fellow
would, not to see his life wrecked, and,
what to him came f.r before that, not
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30

coo aveek IN your own town. Terms
UOO sEdse 9utnt fsa Addre. E Hal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30
m EDIoAL.
Or. J. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Cbspliss stPsss,

Near Fourtssnth strsst,
Is the only regularly educated physiclas
specialist on tho following diseases In ttn
State Of West Virginia, and the best evidena
OF his skill and success In tile testimony ON
patents, He never uses q paticut6 MANI
without permission; those appended are y
few out OF many hundred certlncatea In ~
possession. Many years. experiences In ~
ical education and familiarity with uisraps0
tic agents, q cloee observance Of temperrnens
tai pecullarities, and strict attsntioa 70 hys
gienlc management enables him TO treAt VIII
ed ms incurable. In every Instance Dr8mttb
will frankly givsth patient his opinion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30

r HAVE a fusfTTyI HsnIDy yoa nm
-. 70; =: :s -: 49, q - -
i sos.s. y Pre-. e soes:Sz VIA xsipssiStses
on This diseaae, 20 my elog6: llNe Hs
pre- and r. q. eAArsek DR. Z. A.oLQQUn
ia PsaSi stssst. How Yosk ne0Wvb
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WHIE I az CuM IL ~ ~ ~ n -
ten have sken return sssin. Inssa : ~.
Epaicp1 Or Iaiins slsknss . lifs,seag 80
{ vsf.snt my 10Y e ~, -. ne -
f s fssSssss sod : 2ree sosiis d 80 bic.
hbJs eemsdy. Give Hxyseo 80 kese99sf.
enfs yos. Aldrs1 Dr.. n q. nOox MHes
street. Hsw York. noesoeN
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rhe BlIndfold Regatta Minor New
- nnd Chain

fine Blindfold Regatta Minor News
and Gossip.
Bellaire people who went to the 81. Clairs.
| vile fair, are now satisfied with the dust OF
home.
There will be q meeting OF the Women's
| Christian Temperance Union this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Hoge.
The st. Clairsyille base ball club came down
Saturday to play q return game with the
Globes, but did not play on account Of the
slippery ground.
Conrad Gantert and W. ]. Zilch, two Of
the crack shots Of the shuetzenyerein, pub
lish q challenge for a shooting match with
any other two members.
There were communion services at the
| United Presbyterian Church yesterday fore
noon, Rev. j. NJ. Farrar, OF Huntsville,
assisting Rev. RIG. Wallace.
The Germans OF this n%eighborhood will
celebrate the first landing Of Germans In the
new world, and have appointed q committee
to arrange the affair on behalf OF the Lieder-
kranz, the Turner'S and the Germans who do
not belong to these societies. .
"That proves It," as the boys say. satur-
day evening at s o'clock. Hughes, Chapline
and Riggs rowed a blindtold race across
the river, and Hughes won again as easily as
be did before. This time there was no chance
for tricsery and yet he crossed very rapidly,
never varying In the least from his course.
OF the other two, one rowed around and
struck the shore where he had started Just
az Hughes landed at Benwood, and the other
| went uoWn under the bridge.
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NEW foAK, Septembegs :. IN dry goods, for closing
moro moderlte In proportions as q EucceedIns
3 very satisfactory forwarding week, Iohbefs
OF the ihteIlof markets Will wait GdyicOS a. 10 WHAT
DUN requirements 10 keep their stocks in order
are pxpeetRd for Monday, IA the large budneSSs NJ
the week must have compelled a need Of very gen'
eral r~eassoitment, The volume Of bIlnrts 6eIe
acter Of the reports from the north, south, esSt and
west; every BODY l!cellng better, aud tbOurhn M
boom Is anticipated a. this writing, the feeling Il
better tkan oiAny corresponding periodic Of the year,
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PERSONAL N
News and Gossip In Reference 20 Variou
pe0Dlo.

News and Gossip in Reference 90 Various
People.
Mr.. VIM. Meyn has gone to Baltimore for a
few weeks.
Miss Minnie Sheffield, Of this city, left for
Baltimore yesterday.
J.C Fitzgerald, of the Ensigu Car Works.
Huntington, is spending a few days in the
city.
Miss Lille G. Hutchinson, Of Chicago, Is
the guest OF Mrs. Kate Bassett, OF Market
street.
Miss Winnie Collins, OF n Martinsyille,
Is a guest OF Miss Ella Smith, oil North Main
street.
Alexander Bone and his son Will have re:
turned from o trip to Montreal, Canada, and
other points.
Mr.. Bert Hazlett leaves Wednesday %toenter
the scientific coursa at the Ohio State Uni
yersity, at Columbus.
Mr.. Frank stamm, who has been travelling
In the West for the past three weeks, going
as far as Omaha, has returned.
Nj. L. ". Blond and family, who have
been several weeks at the Arkansas Hot
Syringe, have returned home.
Attorney General Watts has placed his
little daughter, 8 deaf mute, In the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Institute, at Romney.
Mrs. David Down, OF Cumberland, Md,
and her mother, Mrs. Judge Good, fist
Louis, are visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. J.. @. Dent OF Bridgeport, will leave
to-day with his family for Parsons, kansas,
and other points west, to be absent several
weeks.
Mr.. Chas. Menkemiller has gone to Wash
ington, D. G., on business, ard his brothers
Harry and George to Baltimore to see the
0riole.
Mrs. Benz. Fisher and daughter, Miss Glare,
and Miss Laura Harden returned from a
visit to Chataqua and various other watering
places, Saturday.
Mis- Carrie Bayley, N entertaining and
pleasant young lady OF H~allidaysburg, Pa.
Is the guest Of Miss Fannie Caldwell, OF
North Main street.
Hon. J. H. Good was very low last night
and his physicians expressed doubts whether
he would live till this morning. His many
friends In the city, and throughout the
State, will sincerely regret to learn that his
illness is so grave.
The Fairmont West TrginiGn sayl: Col.
Thos. 2. shallcross, United States Detective,
Is one OF the best abused officers In the public
service by a certain class, and he Ia doubtless
one oil the best officers on duty. He Is &C
tive, energetic, untring, and always on the
aIarf
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q. q p. DEPOT nURNED.
The Passenger and Freight Depot ut
"A Martins Ferry.

"A Martins Ferry.
The large wooden building at Martins Fer
ry, occupied blythe G. & 2. railroad company
as a passenger and freight depot and tinket
office, the Western Union Telegraph Comps
pany MS a telegraph office and the Ad'
ans Express Company as q local Of
fee, was destroyed by Al incendiary fire
before daylight Saturday morning. A large
quantity Of freight was stored in the build
log, among 1t several barrels Of oil The fire
was evidently started by some person who
knew OF the presence OF the oil, for several
auger holes we're bored through the side oil
the freight shed near the oil and IL
iammable material was puShed tho Ugh
these and lighted. The flames
were seen soon enough to have easily ex-
tinguished them had there been any ap-
planes at hand, but in the absence OF any
lire extinguishing apparatus, the flames con.
sumed the whole building. The books oil
the Railroad Company were saved, but the
instruments and books OF the w. y.
Telegraph Company were destroyed. The
loss viii probably reach $1,000, on which
there was no insurance.
Manager Tracy, Of this city, went over
with a lineman, and est, blished.a temporary
telegraph Office In 0 house car. The ticket
office will also be kept there till the depot
can be rebuilt.
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ruE BE.CENTENNIaL CELEBRATION
Committees Appointed and other Busi
of Importance Transacted,

Committees Appointed and Other Busi-
of Importance Transacted,
A very large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the representatives Of the various German
societies Of the city who are interested in
properly celebrating the two hpndredth an,
niversary Of the first landing Of Germans in
this country, was held in the large
hall Of The Arion club house last
evening. Mr.. John G. Hoffman pre-,
sided and Mr.. Louis salterbaoh filled
his Office as secretary In his usual
acceptable manner. Considerable business
was transacted, but 1t was largely OF a nature
not interesting TO the publio. The main bust.
ness, however, WAS the appointing OF stand.
Ing committees, which were as follows
Arrangements-Messrs. Anton Reymann,
Henry Hanke, Aug. Roll, Louis q. stiiel,
Charles Fink, Julius Lohse, Wm. Crave, 81,
mon Horkheimer, Aug. Pollock.
ParAdC-MeSrs. Geo. Bowers, Henry @.
Meyer, Charles Hoffman, Oscar Burdatts,
George H)eokler,
Hsll-Henry Blumenberg, Louis oolmar,
9, A. schaefer, George Schmidt, DIETRICH
D5corations-wm. Muegge, John D. Kuer.
ner, Ferdinand Fey, Louis Leppert Franz
HtriHE
Muaic-Herman schoekey, Peter Bonen.
berger, w. Malmene, Edward schtuhsr.
Retreshments-Peter BonenberRsr, G, A.,
stocker, DIETRICH Roemer, Chas. H%orstman,
Chris. Wagner.
Reception-Charles Behler, O. W. Mayer,
Chris, sOlbke, Fritz Arbsnz, Louis Fahr,
Chris Hess
Secretary salterbach was instructed 10 in.
yite ali societies in the city, the members OF
which speak German, to participate In the
celebration, irrespective OF creed. He was
also instructed 10 inYlte Governor jackson,
Mayor Miller and all State, city and county,
officials to Join the celebration.
It's the intention Of the gentlemen who
have interested themselves In the celebration
TO make It one Of the grandest atEairS eyer
held In this city. No expense or pains will
be spared, Excursions will DO arranged for
on oil the roads, and thousands OF
spectators are expected. The committees
having the various details 70 look after are
composed OF gentlemen who will do their
work thoroughly.
The meeting adjourned to meet next Sun.
day esealng at the same place at 1850 O'Clock.
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That master. piece OF automatic mechan.
ism, Bergmannfs life-like representation OF 9
beautiful Swiss city, will remain on exhibit
ton q few days longer for the benefit Of all
lovers OF ARTISTIC inventions. 1t Is indeed q
work whose merits cannot be exaggerated by
the most flstterings descriptions. Criticism
absolutely fails to find a single feature In
this elaborate temple Of consummste me,
chanical science where 1t can ,'get In II.
work" This last opportunity TO see the
greatest marvel Of the nineteenth century
should be improved by every man, woman
and child In Wheeling and its vicinity.
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RIYERNEWs.
steamboat squibs and Miscellaneous
Leyee Gossip.

steamboat Squibs and AIis~celIaneou,
Leyee Gossip.
The Elaine Is this mornings Petersburg
boat sud the Little Anna leaves fof Mata'
moras.
Surveyor Of the Port Beach returned yes.
terday from Gallipolis, where he measured
three boats.
The Andes Is still on the Cincinnati ways.
II will require three weeks To- complete her
repairs. Captain Charlie Muhlman, her
commander, Is at bis farm down the river,
The low draft steamer /. P. EWald, will
arrive to-day IRON Cincinnati and leave for
that port tomorrow afternoon. The Evald,
commanded by al. slayen, Is q good boat %
.trsyel on, and has good accommodations toy
freight
On Cry, September e.-Riyer 0 inches and
stationary; weather clear and cool.
crxc1ssATI, O., September Driver 4 feet
II inches and falling weather very cool
MoIoAsrowx, September o.-Riyer / foot
sud stationary weather clear; thermome,
ter 81,
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nhasnIxaiian Army.

Asnsll bow created Q disturbance in tn!
hall oI tha Salvation Army LAST night and
was nromptIy elected. An officer was tele'
nSonea ior, and Bird Sentdown, but the boy
had escaped.
.sys n her Gaze Is decided In her favor In the
n1per cont she will sue the city for $4,000
damsres for false arrest. The Army also
tSrsstens 10 come out with 4 brass band II
tSs case Ia decided In the Captains favor.
Tho oman air meetings are continued each
eysnips. but no singing or tambourine racket
IA INDUCED In on the march to the hall.
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Yesterday morning and this morning there
ware heavy irosts, which, following three
IIshter ones, will probably seriously damage
!pH corn' The tomatoes will suffer sertously,
snJ he supply probably be- entirely cut Oh.
aSs,esiy any Of the fruit and no other grains
81 nSSstabies remain to be injured, unless
UrobsSly the late grapes feel the effects.
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nAIIIHUhhi stIltWUtE b--FIOut qultI anu IN
changed. wheat western d shade better, CLOSING
! 16z, November sll75SRI IS; December Sl2OEA
l 90K, Corn, western higher and strong; mixed
spot Boka60Ac; September t0c BID; ocloDer COLA
SISS; s sssss0: mI SSS BID ks,s Gas tRlI san, w,Sss;in
35aSsc. Rye quiet Of 6Gc, H@y dull and
unchanged, Provisions dull, easy aud with.
cut change. Butter Arm for western packed at SalGc;
creamery lsaac. EgKs steady Rt 20c. Coffee ilrm;
aud s!esay;!A soft NC. Whisky quiet and steady
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

We desire to call the attention Of Mer-
chants and Miliiners to our unusual large
stock or Notions and Millinery Goods,
which we shall offer to the traue at our
well known low prices. ,,os
p. S.-We are the only exclusive
Wholesale Millinery House In the State.
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EyENTs.


o.r save money by calling and examining
ths isrse stock OF CaShmeres n Fancy
nrsss Good at all prices, from loo up. FIan-
mali. Blankets, Comforts % pieces new gaf.
pets, from is to Zoe; $50 Pertsctlop gots sans ~
sOc; 500 window Shades at y and ooct MGo1
Ibolta Wall Paper a TIC, and 0 tnonsane os1 ~
articles sold at reduced prices e6ollsa'S Hs,n Ios
and wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 2Ols and
2O2l Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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special Exposition Excursion to Pitts
hurrh kniurtlnY. Sent. Ihil. ISS3.

Special cheap excursion tickets to PlttE-
burgh and return will be sold by the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway, on
the above named date, good for return pas.
sage until Monday, september 18th, inclu-
siye.
DO not fail 10 see the Exposition Of 1888.
There are new attractions each week For
definite information as 10 time Of trains and
rates, apply to nearestagsnt Of the railway.
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COMING

1t took the Toledo boys eleven inning, on
Wednesday to down the Leadyilie Blues.
game with the Healys on the State Fair
Grounds next Monday.
A picnic will be given on the Stats Fair
Grounds on Saturday, September % on
which occasion the Healys, Of this city, and
the LilIys, Of 'Bellaire, play their match ioi
800 aside. The arrangements for this were
completed Saturday Representatives OF the
two clubs. Z,
The State Fair Grounds have been engaged
for the second OF the two games between the
Providence and Toledo mines on October Stb,
which Is the date on which the German cele'
bration OF the bi-centennial was to have
taken place there.
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AM receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and childrsns shoes and mems fine calf
hand.sewed shoes In all the different styles
to which ! INVITE an inspection. ] have
added several new lines to those l have been
keeping heretofore, making q complete as!ort-
ment OF fine and medium soods.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., September 0, 1885 A. a.
-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
o,'.h,,v warmer and fair weather; east TO
son, hssst winds; lower barometer In Ohio
Far the Lower Lake Region, slightly warm
ar and fair weather, followed BY L9nt ram
near Lake Superior; east to south winds
IoNJar hanomAtRf,
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Chas Riley, Columbus, o Will o,BEien, Newark, {
Geo Bel, B&o JBtooyn, Gumay
ChSs stsnley, Chicago u N Everett, Welsbur
X " HodgenS, str Stein EJ CLARK, str Frank Steii
Geo GrAli,Atr Frank Stein A W Oxnard, New Ma
O Ctanmer, ctr stein, N Wells, Beech Bottom
| viii Carlton, GAINESVILLE Geo Williams, z inesyIil
Frank James, GAINESVILLE CD Mcdonald, Newark
WB Griffith, New York, lib Cox, Cincinnati
Geo Cox, WellsbuR Rkenzte, Cumberland
RA FlaInigAnH dRut Pa 7 Helaswhite, ,Rochete
u ThRcEeray, PlttSbufBh jas pdFkeItonl PhilGda
j Greenwood, Camden IS Scott, UrichSYtlle,o
] A Keey, UrchsYille I'D Blowers, GAINESVILLE
RI Nc rAcken, SlsterSy VIM Batch, city
Ms BrSnking ! lhIld Eng VIM Kline, bridgeport
Elias McOonIhey, bfidst VIM sh66E, HtS6utgh
J M Zlmbescute, AAeg'y Jas Wllkams
L Moore, sGndusky, Sam James
JaG Small John Woods "
VIM Kelly, HWeyeE Chicago
RE thapman, Chicago Hpowies, wheeling
D Hlrkman and wife Gus Gallagher, +"
FG Byles, ParkersbpRh CTncy
Prank Hope, New York Richard Wells g
J s WilEln, Cambridge Jas Greenwood, Camden
Doc vins6n Cattelsbufgh
yIRsT ADVANCE nal0ADE OF FoREPAu0n's SHOW.
ChSE. Reed, Harry 'seamoD,
Crawford Hodge, Joseph whitty,
Albert Vale, Noble,
Fred Butt W, II. Cole,
W, Irving. TfoIlHS Foste,
Andeto1 Warn, Thomas Mallory
sIcoND ADVANCE BRIOApE or Po~RErAU0n's SHOW
Walter Louthyate, j.. f Mccarthy,
GeorPe lIurSh, Ed. DUFFY,
Val Bsshell, John D. Roach,
Nat Rnask, I'D. Murphy,
Daniel Smith, James Glen,
Il, II. Powers,
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Qkm ~qRtdd9emer
once Nov. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street,


For sals-Bsnwood Nail Mil Stock.
Bicycle For Sale.
Wsnted-sltuation as Book.kesper.
For Clncinnati-L. Z. EWald.
State Fair4base Ball Tournament.
Cut Flower Display.
Opera Houss-Tony Pastor.
APoliceman's Duty-Third page.
New Fall Dress Goods and Carpets-stone
Il Thomas.
Lands in Wisconsin.
RefriEerators-Nesbitt & Bro.
Embellish Your Houses-J.H II. Kirk.
For Rent-Head OF Local.
Special Attraetions-Blum q Marks-Head
OF Local.
New Goods-I. G. Dillon.
. Smith & sons-Roller Process Flour-Heac
Reduction In Furniture-G. Mendel & Co
: Or. John L. a~mith-rhlrd page.
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FairmOat Iade, (Daa)
An article in last Sundays Register, under
the caption, "a Night OF IT, lisa disgrace TO
West Virginia journalism. 1t would scarcely
find a place In the Police Gazette.
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EnAILYMARKErs.


There was eonsldenble Of drop In prices on the
New York stock Exchange on saturday, and thcde
preston was followed BY a pressure to sell, which
caused stocks to drop still lower. This action wa!
effected by false rumors about the composition o.
the directory Of two railroads, and that the corr
crop had been setioully damaged BY frost.
active demand at higher prices. Provisions weFt
EtaadV and nfm.
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COUNTRY Merchants when visiting
our city during State Fair are respect
fuzzy invited 10 call 0 US and examine
our stock OF Cloaks and Wraps. Special
inducements 10 cash buyers.
BLUM Il Marks,
iI0B Main Street.
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MOUNTAIN AND MOUSE.
THE FAMOUS FABLE ILLUSTRATED
8, the M.arrs Result. of the Investigation o.
the Charges Against. the Management Of
the Msrshall COuntJ Iharmary-rhe
Keeper MOTTO Blame Ia the Matter. 5

The Investigating Committee appointed by
the Marshall county Commissioners 10 II
anime the truth OF the charges against the
management Of the County 1ntirmary, which
haye been harped on so long, visited the In
stitution Saturday, and made a thorough In
vastigstion, in presence Of Major Barley,
President Of the Board OF Commitsionets.and
Mr.. Frames, oyerseer Of the Poor Of Wash
Ington district. J. Alex Ewing, ESQ, Col,
Cockayne and Messrs. John Iughram and T.
B. Mcfarland, Of thecommittee were present,
the fifth member Of the committee, Mr..
Frank Sheppard, not putting in an appear
auce. The ingrnary at this time contains
but seven inmates, several having been dis
chSrged aad sent away during the past week.
It may be announced that the investigation
did not result In the sensation which might
have been expected from the amount Of talk
that has been INDUCED In concerning the
charses. Indesd.it will fall rather fiat after the
vague but significant illusions to the oondi'
tiUnol affairs there which have been INDUCED
In in certain quarters. 1t Is the old story oil
the mountain which brought forth Q mouse
OF the seven per0ns found there but one
an Irishman, who had lost his eyesight, ap'
pears in full possession Of his mental facul'
| ffoa
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The following shows the range OF the ther.
nn 1n as Observed at schnepcs drug
Ttore, Opera House corner;
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