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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-31
THE INVINCIBLE TRUTH: LET Us
STAND BY 1T, AND 1T ALONE.
Experience Of Mr.. Isaac Miliigan, OF
No, I37 south Main Street, PrOyi.
efeuce. X. L.


dence, X. 1.
"About seven years ago." says Mr.. Milligan,
81 was sick a long time and endured great
suffering nearly all the long period of my Ill.
ness. l called to my assistance the best med
ical adviser that could obtain, and tried his
prescriptions thoroughly without getting re.
lieved from my suffering. My life was get.
ting very wearisome, and my sufferlngs in
creasing; especially the severe pains in my
back had increased to such an extent that
could nof stand up to work at my business,
and the pains would dart from my back
through my bladder ana the region OF my
groins, and were so intense and weakening
that felt could not live long in this condi-
ton. AS had become convinced that my
sickness resulted from Kidney Disease, l de-
cided to try Hunts Remedy, and l had taken
only bout half Lottle before began to i'm
prove, and was relieved OF the dreadful back
ache and pains in the bladder and groins, and
was soon able to stand up to my bench again
and attend to my work az well as ever; and
although this was nearly six years ago, had
no return OF my tronble until few weeks
ago, after getting up from an attack OF fever,
some OF the old pains in my back came on |;
but took Hunts Remedy again and II ban.
ished them at once, and am new well and
attending to my business. When told my
doctor had been cured by Hunts Remedy,
lie replied that he had used II and knew 1t to
he an eXcellen1 medicine. I have recom.
mended Hunts Remedy to my friends. and
1t has given entire satisfaction, and cheer.
fully recommend 1t to all who have Kidney
or Bladder trouble" .....
A LIFE IN DANGER.
This is the fact ooncernidg every man, wo.
man and child who has in the body the seeds
of kidney. bladder, liver and urin airy disease
from which may spring Bright's disease OF
the kidneys. Such q prospect is simply terri
blel and 1t is the duty Of everyone to be rid Of
the danger at once. To do this infallibly use
Hunts Remedy, the great kidney and liver
medicine.
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Wool.

The market Is extremely quiet, nothing
being done, the prospects are anything but
flsttering. A lot Of piece goods are being sold
at auction in New York city this week,
which also has a tendency toward lowering
prices. The mills throughout the country,
instead OF running full force, are talking OF
shutting down. Prices this week are S3a3ic,
with few BUYERS,
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WHEELING MARKETS.

OFFICE OF DAILY AND WEEKLY REGISTER,
No. 1227 MARKET STREET,
WHEELING, May 20, 1888.
The market for the past week has been
very active, with a tendency for an advance
in prices, as will be seen by quotations. Coffee
market very firm, with every prospect OF
Nail market active, with prices
same as last week. Cattle and live stock OF al
kinds dull, nothing being done. Wool very
dull and almost out Of the market.
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FOR SALE.

r HAVE FOR SALE ABOUT FORTY
i Pieces OF city property, ranging In price
from 800 10 $1,000. Two brick houses on
three frames and one brick On Chaaljns: two
brick on Eoff; two bricks on JACOB; three o.
Seventeenth :two on Fourteenth two on bix.
teenth two on Thirteenth eight az ten houses
ON the Island. Also, IL farms within Gx
miles Of wheeling. w. q. HuNHINA
Real EstAts Agent,
mal9 Is Twelfth ktreeI
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All trains daily except sunday.
Pullman PAEAoS Drawlng hoom Heeptng
Vile east 20 Philadslphia and New YORK, an<
west 70 Columbus, 10 Cincinnati, Loui6vills
Chicago, indianapolis and 81 LouiA
For through ticksta,baFsagscnscxs, eespine
ton apply 70 John q. TomlinsOn, Tickee Agent
At Pam Handle station, foot Of Eleventh areet,
or at City I1nkst once, updsf MsL1rS houss
Manager, Columbu1, Ohio.
Z. A. FORD,
Gen. Pan. and Ticket Agent Pitfsbufyh, Pn'
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NOTICES.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

T,KE fARTNERsHIP Elk.
4 isting between VIM. link and Albert
Zink, under the 1rm nAme Of VIM. link 4
Son, Ia thus day dissolved by mutual consent,
Albert link retiring.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late firm are earnestly requested 70 call
and make settlement with VIM. link. who
alone Is authorized TO settle the accounts q
VIM. link & Son.
The business win be carried on ~ the old
stand, as heretofore. WM. INK,
amid AIRERT INK.
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Elour Grain and Feed.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

Corrected every week by NJ. 4 ]. POLLOCK,
manufacturers of the Silver Gloss Flour. at
the Pacific Mill, corner of Fourteenth ana
Market streets, Market dull,
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asp ssss..s s-s - Pusss - s~s
sssf D1s1saD uwDnea =

.D
mag IN suapo1o1ta ltpa -. Nala
Boehu. AAndraks an 0andelioa4As elAssk
bsssandmoss valuable msdisln0 inths vog11
and contain an Tie bsst end Dose curative
propsrtas a. 81 otAs9 rsalD1io be1na ~
greatest blood Purifier, Ilvsr Rsgnletoe -
Lifs and HeA1lA nsssssln6 AosAs d saEsA.
No dissAsa o. u hsalth cen peaihly sxte
wh9e 49, Mteess 80 nesds 9 vart0a a;AA
perfect are their operations
Thsy give nsW Ia and vtQoetot H. aGs4 an1
indrm. 10 ell Whose oanp3oyOenD ean1s q.
nenias1iy Of ths hoysle 6 !enesy S4.aS
s. iEulant Hop Riren sY invalnahls. hslng
ON No %s.s@ !. 20. H.,.se /. vnpse.s
htiers. Don't welt until you are sack. bat q
YOU only feel bad or miserable. - Hop H1t.
terS 1T once. IL may ave your life Hun
dreas haSe been eved ~ - d4n& Five
via n na. s ss q os your snd. .ur S.s
use and urI then e use Hep Htssr.
drunken nostyun. but the Pure.t and Bed
Medicine ever naAe; the "fnvalidN Friend
and Hope and no peruon or family shouA
be without them. Dry the HHan to.dny.
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WHEELING PARK ASSOCIATION. I
First Meeting Of STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there will be q general meeting OF the
stockholders or the Wheeling Park Assoeia-
ton NJ the Office of the Clerk OF the County
Court for Ohio county, In the Court House OF
said county, on Monday evening, June4, lSSs,
by. laws, and to transact any other business
which may come before said meeting, and
which may be lawfully done by said stock.
holders in general meeting.
Subscription books for stock OF said associ-
alton will be found at the office Of George
Hook, County Clerk, and at the law office OF
Russell q Stifel. Louis F. Stifel Is authorized
to receive and receipt for payments made on
stock subscribed,
HENRY JEFFERSON,
FRANK w ALTER,
malsM&Thi A. REYMANN.
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HOOD

TTsSiSS restored by the use Of y,,.,,n.
yOus Deh,;E which efectualiy cures Ners
, ne Decay sSd Lost .fS NiEility, Prema.
mailed az and excuses. Samnls N Y.,. LuoIn
tIer. III S IS, sealed, by addreSsinS n W,I..
~ race Street. Cincinnati. ono. WIT
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MN DIvrsIoN-soINo nAsT.

Additional accommodation train leaves
Bellaire at 906 A. u. for Stsubenville and In.
termediate points; arrives at bridgeport 81
9Z: Martins Ferry, e:a7, and steubenyille
1890 A. n. Returning, leaves steu6snyile q
s ss sr n Msstins Hisfry S bridgeport
NoTE-Trains leaving BallAirs at $50 O N
and 90 p. n. connect at Yellow Creek Tor
Cleveland. Al trains daily except sunday.
WIZ. A. BALDWIN,
Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa.
e. A. FORD, Gent Pasa. . m. A9s,
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R. CO.
AN AND AFTER NAY. Il, lsss, PAe0EN.
" GER Trains WIN run - follows-Whea.
ing time:
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Groceries.
CoFFEEs.

Corrected every week by SIMON BAER &
SON, wholesale Merchants, No. lil2 and lil4
Main street.
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CAPITAL Prize, $50, 900
.we do hereby certify that We supervise the
annan,ants for All the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot:
tery Company, and In person manage and
control the Drawings themselves, and that
he same are copd ucted with honesty, fairness
and In good faith towards all parties, end We
authorize the Company to use this certificates
with fac.similes OF our signatures attached,
In i'S ADVERTISEMENT q. T. BEAUREGARD,
]. A. EARLY,
Commissioners.
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sll 0O6l2 90
. 0O9l0 %
Nails-S3 30 Card

Yesterday, In this vicinity. the mills ad-
following quotations:
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Browns Iron BITTERS
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
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ROASTED coFFEES.

Good Rio. LVC
Prime .'.''lR ~
lrhOCP
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Extraordinary Ssmi.Annual Drawing

Al New Orleans, tn esday, June II, 1853.
Under the personal supervision aad man
agement of Gen. q. T. BEARE9AhD, OF LOU
islana' and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, OF Viz
giuia.
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FIVE PIECES,

put together practically PIECE While this
effects Simplicity it does something much BETTER
chance of the Binder being out order by careless
icious persons impossible
driven
other end endless
the Cord Holder reoes
Holder. There required and THE MOTION Is
Holder the right point
be made too far not far enough 1T WILL NEVER GET OUT
ORDER the and service The
initiated nfrnged by
other
best Main Wheel made 1t Isl model
which initiating do to be able equal The
of the Harvester perfect convance which runs
light draft of the machine The
they adjust themselves the bulk
Deeng therefore 1t
bunde
by binding
nehd the
twne consumed by other binders
points superiority of the DEERNG
All asked to is and
whether of superiority
they think try upon
manufacturer Then know that
of making mistake
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Brief Summary Of the Proceedings Of the st,
Croix Valley Baptist Association, Conven-
ed at River Falls June, 12, 49, and Ia,
1893


| ESDA1.
At o'clock y. IN. the meeting was
called to order and thirty minutes
were spent in prayer. after which the
annual sermon was delivered by Rev.
I'll. w. Stearns.
Election of officers. Rev. A. Glib
son, Moderator; Judge J. S. Moffatt,
Secretary, and L. ID. Newell, Assist
ant Secretary.
The usual committees were next APP
pointed and part of the annual let
ters from the several churches was
then read.
p. M, the session adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
1902. m.-Thirty minutes were CIV
en- to prayer, led by Rev. A. Gibson.
8p. m.-Rev. j. Rowley preached a
stirring sermon from the text, "What
think We of Christi
WEDNESDAY.
9 a. m.-Thirty minutes for prayer
and praise, led by DR.. Silliman. After
which the reading of the church let
tiers was completed.
1890 a. ma discussion of the top
&c, "What can Baptists do to build up
the weak churches of our Association
was opened by Rev. II. W. Stearns in
a strong appeal to greater exertions
for the Masters cause.
Mr.. S. A. Abbott, of the Y. NJ. G.
A, presented the subject, "Our Bible
School Work. and earnestly besought
the parents that they attend the Sun
day school and personally take part in
the days work.
1l:50 Il. m.-Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2 p. m.-Met and devoted thirty
minutes to prayer and praise.
Rev. W. L. Bunker ably presented
the Qualification Society Work" in a
few we'll chosen remarks.
During the early part of the after
noon, the ladies had "a special session
in the NJ. i. Church and reviewed the
years work of the Ladies' Foreign
Mission Work.
''IIome and State Missions" was
thoroughly reviewed by Rev. II. W.
Stearns, and he was followed by sew
eral who made earnest appeals for
and preach the Word.
The Association voted to purchase
a blank book in which the minutes of
the last twenty-five years of the Asso-
citation History be inscribed.
a most interesting exercise, called
the Question Box was conducted
by Mr.. 5. A. Abbott.
Rev. w. w. Ames presented the
merits of Foreign Missions" in few
well chosen remarks.
Adjourned until 1870 p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
7:30 p. MA thirty minutes prom
Use and praise meeting was introduced
by Mr.. S. A. Abbott
Prof. VIM. f.. Barker delivered the
evening address to a large audience
from the text, "For the kingdom of
God is not in word but in power"
The balance of the program, as here
tofore published, will be carried ont
to-day. The next meeting will be
held i'll June, 1884.
The seating capacity of the church
was fully occupied during each session.
MINISTERS IN ATTENDANCE:
Revs. A. Gibson. Shell Lake; II. W.
Stearns, Chippewa Falls; j. RowIey,
Hudson; G. P. Guild. Osceola Mills;
VIM. I. Bunker, Prescott; Thos.
Theall, and NJ. G. Cummings, Cumber-
land; NJ. Pickell, New Richmond; J. P.
Sandstrum, Grantsburgh; E. D. Bar
bour, Stuting; w. w. Ames, Menom-
onie; Prof. VIM. Z. Barker, Maiden
Rock S. A. Abbott, Eau Claire; -
Phillips, Ellsworth; Joseph Game,
East Lincoln.
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Boats. BICYCLES and Hay Fever.

Nature has resolved that all the
people shall not enjoy themselves at
once. With the opening of the sea-
son of outdoor sports comes the time
of trouble for the poor victims OF Hay
Fever. For them flowers have no
odor. and the summer little or no
beauty. To snuff, sneeze and wipe
their weeping eyes for three or four
successive mOnthS:-thi is their pitt
able portion. Whether this form of
eatarrh is called hay-fever. hay-cold,
roSe-c0td or rose-fever, makes no diff
ference; they suffer just the same
There is no help in sea-voyages, there
is no help in high mountain air.
These only tighten the pocket and
leave the disease undated. But there
is q positive cure in Ely's Cream Balm.
We could cram these columns with
grateful letters of the rescued. Try
it and join them. If you continue to
sutf + 1t is because you neglect a rem
edy as sure as It is cheap and pleasant.
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Normal Notes.

Commencement exercises begin at
10 O'Clock a. M. Friday. All are inyit.
ed.
Mr.. Shaw, of Madison, president of
the visiting board, visited here on
Friday.
The n. l.. S. closed the year with a
short program accompanied BY music
and social time.
The subjects discussed in the exam
ination of the senior class yesterday
were Physics and Astronomy in the
morning, and Physical Geography and
Physics in the afternoon. The prima-
~ discussed Geography, Language,
and Arithmetic, the latter quite thor
oughly.
Misses \. Eaton, L. Wells, and M.
Ames, who have been teaching at
Chippewa Falls, are attending the
commencement exercises.
Mr.. Herbert Hall, who is teaching
at Humbird, Clark Co., is visiting
friends here this week.
Assistant State Supt. w. H. Chand-
ler and Regent J. G. Hutchinson con-
stitute the examining committee for
the present year.
The following is the program for
to-morrow's commencement exercises:
Music-Hark, the Birds are Singing.
Prayer.
Music--Psalm of Life.
Oration--What a Man Owes the
Town in Which He Lives, by Charles
IL. Evans.
Essay, by Edith Avery.
Address.
Comforting of Certificates and Diplo.
mas.
Music-Songs of Long Ago.
The graduates of this school for the
year 1883 are as follows:
SENIOR CLASS.
Edith /. Avery, Pierce County.
Chas. Ii. Evans, Iowa County.
ELEMENTARY CLASS.
Fannie :. Amery, Polk County.
Nellie G.. Childs, Minnesota.
Jessie NJ. Crazy, st. CroiX County.
Grin G.. Libby, st. CrOiX County.
Theodore NJ. Thorson, Pierce County.
Kiliissa Waterbury, Eau Claire County.
LaFrance w. Wood, Pepin County.
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NEartel.

Grain so lar looks we'll
T. II. Tonnesson is home from Dakota for
briet sol ourn.
Mr. B Roche is wandering around with a
cane and complaining OF lame back.
We are informed that parties have engag-
ed +. Bousnes saw-mill, 16x4U, good roof and
floor, in which to celebrate the Fourth OF
July. Now boys, don't fail.
Mucll of the corn planted this year has
failed
Ben. Philips is having well drilled ON his
farm
Gilbert Olson left for Colfax, Mimi, last
Monday, and will make that place his future
home.
Miss Henrietta Iverson is giving good sat
isiaotion as teacher.
Miss Anna B. Anderson is very low with
consumption.
Hans Breaahl has undoubtedly the finest
garden in the neighborhood.
Our pathmaster, Peter Sather, is putting
the roads in god condition.
g Forseth is expecting his father from
Norway.
6 Thomson has the best selected stock Of
dry goods and groceries, and he is selling as
low as the lowest. Call and see him.
Daniel Bergen, of Meuomonie, is here look
ing after his interests.
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Owing to a strong pressure on the
part of the business men of the town,
or rather large portion of them, and
also from conviction induced by re-
suits claimed To have grown out of the
nOn-ljcenSe system, majority OF the
town board last Monday determined
to grant license AZ the highest rate
fixed by law. viz: two hundred Col.
lars. Accordingly licenses were grant
ed To Il. Mayer, John LundquiSt. q
Mr.. Eichton, who has purchased
VOLTS saloon, ANA Rank Rosenberg.
all OF whom it Will be noticed are of
foreign extraction. It is to be great
IL regretted that it seems to So many
OF our prominent citizens that Ii
cense is need in this village. With
our tl0uriShing schools il would seem
that proper regard for the true in
terestS Of the place woald dictate that
all selling OF intoxicating drinks
should be done away with, bat the
appetites Of men override their reason
ANA often those who believe that
pulicy sometimes should dictate the
methods of reducing the evil effects
of wrong appetiteS are almost forced
TO do violence To their better Instincts
ANA to endure evils and seek to re-
strain them rather than attempt 10
entirely prohibit them. There can be
no doubt that the board are acsing in
this matter with the desire to restrain
the ev Is Of intemperance in the most
feasible way, as it seems to them.
While doubtless many earnest tenn
ptrance workers viii not agree with
Them as 10 this being best, il would
probably be better 10 join with them
in every effort made to limit the use
Of alcoholic drinks rather than to Grip
PIE them 10y useless fault finding. as is
too often the case among men when
fuJins their pet theories disregarded.
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Maiden Rock.

Much of the corn planted in this vi
cinity will have to be replanted.
Preparation is on foot for a new
school house.
Mr.. Weston has sold his boat and
mail equipage to Capt. Loucks who
will hereafter carry the mail between
here and Frontenac.
Mr.. Trumbull has returned from
Rush City where he has been taking
an inventory of the goods in his store
at that place.
Some talk of a rail road. but no
sound of the whistle yet.
Chas. Brewer is now in Chatfield,
Mimi, where he will remain for an
indefinite length OF time.
DR.. Ware has been taking in the
sights in Dakota, where he intends to
move his family ere long.
Mrs. Otis, of Shell Lake, is here Wis
iting friends.
The last account received here of
Capt. Hemphill reports him in very
poor health.
Died, at Maiden Rock, May 2Ist,
1882. Bessie, daughter of Ed. and Hat
tie Stephenson, age about fifteen
months.
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Oak Grove.

Grain is looking fine since the late
rains.
Grass is doing we'll and promises a
good yield.
D. II. Filkins is purchaser of the
Sam. Dudley farm, instead of Herman
Drewes, as WAS supposed.
John Beschar has purchased the
farm belonging to j. S. White in this
town. Considerations, So, 600.
D. A. Stoffer warmed" his new
house on the evening of the 8th by a
dance. Many of the young and some
of the old folks attended. A very en-
joyable time was reported.
John Meyer offers his farm, consist
ing of $40 acres, for sale. This is a
good chance for some one with capital
to invest.
Corn is not in very fourishing con-
dition for this time of year, but the
late rains aided by little warm
weather may bring it out all right.
Thomas Manion, who has been
spending his leisure time in Dakota
has returned. He speakes of it as be-
ing fine country in the summer.
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4 iFlnickinllic.

Charlie Weston came home from the west
last Thursday. He says he has come home to
stay.
Mrs Carrie Nye, of Clear Lake, is visiting
at her old home, NJ. w. Wilson's.
large number Of our Changers attended
the Pomona Grange held at Boardman last
Thursday and Friday, and were well enter
tanned.
Mrs. J. II. Rogers is home on a short visit,
The next Pomona Grange of St. Croix Co.
will be held at Kinnickinnic, the second
week of September.
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ST. Paul.

Miss l.. P. Chaplin, formerly princi.
pal at River Fails, was recently reap
pointed principal of the Sumner
School, Minneapolis. Miss Lila Hays,
formerly a student at River Falls, is
appointed primary principal at the
Franklin, Minneapolis.
A recent trip through Dakota con-
firmed the opinion of the crops given
last fall, in these columns. Also, a
man who travelled extensively in the
same region says the land is capable
of fifteen bushel crop, in a good sea.
son, but such seasons are rare. The
crop is late and the land is wet this
year, and standing water on the line
of the Fargo and Southwestern was
common May fifteenth.
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The Beloit bennett.
PRESCOTT, US. june lst, l8S3

1RESGOII, " Is. y ulIt Isl, 1000
Denaer II. g. ". Co, Mitwaukee,
IVis.:-To my farmer friends wishing
TO buy a Irvine Binder ! have this
much to say for the Beloit | bought
one in 1879 and it has cut the fourth
harvest and has cost me but IS cts. for
repairs. Ny machine has been laugh
ed at by other machine men and ex.
perts, but when it comes to business
none Of them like to 90 into the field
with me. | cnt a large harvest last
year with three light horses, when
other machines had three and four
heavy horses. and l cut just as much
as any of them. II is all under the
control of the driver. In raising and
lowering it beats them all / have not
had an expert near me for the last
three years and my neighbors have
had them every year, and with the
improvements for 1883 it can't be beat
bv any machine in the country.
Yours very respectfully,
7.4t ALoNZo MILLER.