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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
NEWS or THE MORNING.

The Albany divorce trial has come to an
Another bogus" is out at W. and ],
College.
Wheeling men do win boat races, Oc'
cssionslly.
Miss EHa Foley, the Steubenville heiress,
bss st last been found.
Guiteaus ghost is said to haunt the dark
corridors of the district jail
Msrtin Ferry sports INDUCED in a ratt-
Ing dos fight Friday evening.
TX Congressman Murch, of Maine, has
Zone into the saloon business.
A four.vear old child Of Thomas Murphy,
oi Martiu.s Ferry, was terribly burned.
Looks a. though Bulgaria had some
notion Of declaring war against Russia.
The President has designated Thursday,
tie 10Th OF November As Thanksgiving.
from Newark, y. j., comes q strange
story Of = boys long search for hiS father.
Wulism Rirson, sged p, was drowned in
The Ohio, At StsUbenyule, Friday evening.
A Milwaukee telegram says Fay Temple
ton regrets her romantic marriage To Billy
West.
A Washington telegram outlines Presi-
dent Ar.hur's coming message to Con
STess.
Moundsyills taxpayers talk Of enjoining
the collection Of the tax levy for bridge
purposes.
A desperate attempt is being made in
Cleveland 10 boom Payne for Senator and
President
A successor to Or. Tanner has appeared
in the person Of Peter Schmull, Of Bel.
w3erg, y. J.
Eight members Of the Pop and Go
Club" Of kU Hluxers were convicted yes
teIGay at Atlanta.
The killinE Of Alice Hsller, by her hus.
Osnd az Denver, has brought to light q
most ron ante story.
New Cumberland, Hancock county folks
tell 3 good story at the expense Of several
susceptible Young men OF that town.
Congressman J. Hyatt Smith, Of
brooklyn. tells Al Interesting story Of how
a reCreauJ lover was brought 70 time.
Charles Selny' outlines in a most hap
Yy manner some interesting traits aud
shsract, risIiCs Of PX senator COnknng.
samuel F. Appleton, q member of the
firm Of II Appleton & Co., OF New York,
has died IN Nsw York insane asylum.
Captain Seymour, Of the American whal-
ing bark Hops On, reports having seen
strange marine monster oil the Island OF
~. EiuU. near Panama.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
The PRoTsus FIAsCo.
No Farther Steps 10 be Taken ON the
IngnIrS for some Time

No Further Steps TO be Taken ON the
Inquiry for some Time
WAsHINGrON. October There is reason
70 believe that the Secretary OF War will
take no further steps in relation to the
PrOteus inquiry until the return Of General
Hasen, who is absent from Washington 10
attend the meeting Of the Society Of the
Army OF the Cumberland. 1t is reported
that be Will return on Monday next, and
it is not improbable that the first step
taken by SeCrrlsry Lincoln will be to ask
him for q more explicit and detailed state
ment respecting the Supplementary In.
StructiOn,' the reasons Why Lieutenant
Darlington was directed TO disregard them,
and the resson Why, If they we're prepared
for the informs ion of the Navy Depart
ment, a copy Il hem Was not Furnished to
that Drpsr.meut AZ lbs time. IL may Do
that military
Court o: Inquiry Will be Ordered.
In that case there is reason to believe that
a naval court will be ordered, as requested
" Commander Hlldss
There is considerable discussion con.
st&ruy ss 10 Nhat ought to be done this
winter to provide means for another at,
tempt early neIt year to rescue Lieutenant
Greely and his cnm paniOns, or, st least, To
ascertain their fsIe. In his forth coming re-
port 20 Congress Secretary Lincoln viii
present his views ana recommendation on
the subject, and there is reason t. believe
that Re Will 6IVrtss the opinion that any
LutUre Arctic expeditions sent out by the
GGverI menI for sny purpose should bs an
G~r the control and direction OF the Navy
Department
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
A BOYS LONG SEARCH.
He FOlIows n Father He Has Never
Seen Prom city 10 City without Sac.

He FOliows n Father He Has Never
Seen Prom City TO City without sac
eess.
NEWARK, n. J., October 27.-This after.
room a bright, intelligent boy with brown
hair and blue eyes attracted notice on
street corners by the earnest way he im
portuned people TO buy ten-cent boxes
Of cough drops. His clothes were
coarse but clean and warm, and he had on
a good pair Of stout shoes. Men and
women purchased the boxes because they
were pleased with the clever manner in
which the lad appealed to them.
Il am eleven years old" ;" the boy said to
reporter, and as long as can remember
Lived with an Old Woman
in Spring street, Baltimore. She always
said she was my mother, and gave her all
stbe money / earned selling papers and
blackiDg boots. Three months ago q
woman told me that my father was in
Pennsylvania and my mother in st. LOUIS,
and that my mother, who was divorced
from father, thought | was dead. Then
started out TO find father with only eighty
cents in my pocket. By selling papers ana
catching rides on freight trains made my
way to Pittsburgh, where l heard that
Francis Gaynor, my father, was
Last Heard OGin Scranton.
When l arrived in that town l was told
that be was working in a wire.making fac
tory in Trenton, and then | paid my way
TO Philadelphia by selling fruit. In Phil
adelphiA ! saved three dollars and got this
suit of clothes for doing errands for store
keepers and lawyers. Last Monday after
noon | went TO Trenton, where l made in.
quiries at all the iron factories. Two men
said that a man named Gaynor had gone
from there to the Union Iron Works in
Buffalo about four months ago. had two
dollars and sixty cents left, and bought
a large package Of these drops, on which
IDoubIc Ny Money.
hGvr only seven boxes left, and when |
sell them | will go to New York, where
can soon make enough money TO pay my
way to Buffalo. can go 10 Albany on the
steam boats, as a man told me, and then
can manage to get through cheap on
freight tram. | won't beg 80 long as can
pay ny way, and if | find father and he
lur't Keep me, will go 10 mother. No,
tCu't ask for lodgings in police stations,
for | can get lodgings for fifteen cents
night. Mother wont go back on her boy,
I'm sure, and don't think that father will.
GO 30 hope may get them 10
Make Up and Keep q Home
OF ce more, for never knew what il WAS to
have IN own father and mother. I'm go'Bg
to New York tonIGht. My name is Fred
rrlCk Morton GaynOr'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
AN EXCITED CONGREGATION.
An Expelled Preacher 0aiciates az q
FuneraI-A Pulpit PrOIRaed.

Funeral-A Pulpit ProIRned.
BLOOMINGTON, H., October 27.-The
NethC dists Of Bloomington are greatly exer-
cised tonight over an occurrence Of to-day.
Mrs. Ira Lsckey, one of the most respected
ladies of Bloomington was buried this AZ
ternoon. The funeral took place from the
first NJ f. Church and the sermon there
was pre- ached by II. .. Hoffman, as ii Is
said BY request of the deceased lady and
ter hI sband. Hoffman, two years ago, Wa
pastor Of the church. About twD year
,go one Zettie Robinson, girl who h'd
worked in his family, brought charge o.;
seduction and hsstsrdy Sssinst him and h.
was suspended pending the investigation
by the Illinois Conference. chl,
pOdy met in October Of last year and con
siCeTed long indictment against Hoffman
IN which he WAS accused of seduction, bss
rardy, aGulrery and lying. He was con
victe6 by the conference OF all these
charges, and expelled from the ministry
aud church. To-day was his first appear
snCe in his old pulpit. which Is at present
permanently occupied by the Rev. +.
lglehsrt who is Just now on vacation in
kentucky. The msjority OF the First
Church congregation. who have always op
postd HOfFmsn, are outraged and declare
rhe pulpit has been pTofsned. The truS
rees are divided, though from the fact that
Hoffman was admitted to the pulpit, II
seems that bis partisans are in the majority
IN the board. There will undoubtedly be
a great racket over the occurrence, as many
of the members of the congregation are
determined TO push the question to Its
COnClV
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
CAsLe PERSONALS.

Its fesred hat the Princess OF Wales IS
inCursbly deaf.
The new editor Of the London Saturday
Review IS ;he second best fenCer in Eng.
.aEd.
FreGeri,E Cowen. the English composer.
wjll visit America 10 conduct his own sym
YhUDics.
Nj Clifford Lloyd, the Irish magistrate,
wss seEen with cholera soon after his ar
rival IN Egypt.
Mgr. Cspel will be likely appointed Arch.
bishop Of sydney, and have mis- debts paid
by = rICh Catholic peer.
Solomon Schisgal, q youth Of St. Peters
burg. hss Invented an electric watch hay
ing two wheels snd no spring.
Nj Ruskin will lecture in a London in-
StiIusion in February on The Storm Cloud
Of The Nineteenth Century
Gilbert GlOuCestershire, the English
Cr'cketer, has gone iRtO bankruptcy. Liza
hiGties, $50. assets, four prize bats.
The Triuce Il Bulgarias last illusions
Laye been shattered 10y the detalCatiOn Of q
csbiDet minister and the robbery Of the
royal sDCOus.
A stuCCo model Of John Browns statue
has already been placed on pedestal at
I+slmOral The Queen is most anxious fO-
the completion Ci the statue.
Lewis Cohen, a Hebrew gentleman OF
London, hes been exempt from serving on
2 COTOUer's jurv on the ground OF being the
lineal descendant " Aaron, the High
Priest.
Concerning Prince Albert Victor at Cam.
bridge Mr.. LsbOnChere says: 1t is cruel
10 condemn an unfortunate young man to
dine at 3 high table among the dOns, whose
conversation is Of the dullest description
London Truth says that the Princess
Louise has been .oHg accustomed 70 the
s ayish adulatiOn or shAmetully serVlie
society that was as much out OF place in
Tanada as reindeer in Central Africa or q
camel in ST. Petersburg.
Eugene O'NsiH, an eI.detective in the
PhpniI Park murder case, having cut his
throat with a blunt razor, says he was
driven to attempt suicide by the persecu
ton OF FeEiaDs, WhO so blasted his Char
scter that even the Salvation Army re-
ected him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28

Ibars ben using for nseth o. tvo 10
NY bonseb0id 5sift's Specific (5 g. D ! tbs
sr.stsst portion Of 10 hsvinS bssp coo.
.un-d by the female portion of nv fsaiiy,
nd With the happisst resuita It scts1
Ike . charm on my sifs. 700 hsd bes1 is
hsye psid hundrsd, of dollasS for DOCTORS
.nd n edicines- Il bssss 70 bald her ~
from the 6rst doss. Anoth~s fsms's mem
Der u by family took 10 With q i.i'y ss..
rsf.erory resuluL tb osrtAisly the best
tonic for delicate ladies' thst have syes
us.d. ard I hsve tried them Ill. ! have
no donbt ihst want of sKsreiss, ctoss coo.
hpsmrnt In poHly .vsntslst.d hoa:.s. ssss
Sucs ,ieiDesz smn0e oar wives. dssxh'e,s
end pi.tsr,. snd 1 b~iieve 6sifrs Sp-c'f, y
the ~m.dy for ell this sort Of bioI
poisoning.
P.L JorEs, J. r.. QaitaIa. il
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
MISS NoLAN'S WRONG.
The Great Albany Divorce suit Draws
to AN End.

ALBANY, \. Y, October 27.-The jury in
the Carroll divorce case refused the appli-
ca n of ex Mayor Nolan IN behalf OF his
dsughter. for divorce, on the ground that
her husband had committed adultery.
Yesterday the plaintiffs rested their case
after submitting the marriage notice With
the follow ing note attached:
The lady, after considering the manner
in which the msrrIsge ceremony 1as per
lormtd, regards il as Illegal
Geo. G.. Stephens was called to prove
The Immoral Surroundings
OF John Bullard Carroll. he was terribly
tortured on the cross examination by Mr.
MOak, who said
There is in The Orient country called
Circsssia, where daughters are sold to the
highest bidder. l am sorry that Circassi4
is not the only country in the world where
This practice prevails. A gilded Senator
,sking bis vine supper in the Kenmore
nay be preferable to this man Carroll
wealth Mey be Better Than LsVe.
ceiy in high life is encouraging the no
ION that marriage should be for con
vepiepCe rather than affection II is sorry
.pectscie: it is fearful prospects"
fter moving to dismiss the case toe
complainant Mr.. Hoak, in picturlng the
a nops OF hymenesl connection based on IN
,touit,ed love, dropp-d into poetry. de-
ola the story of sarsh Curran, the sweet
hesrt OF Robert Bm NETT, who was dnveH
rom ber hCme by her cruel father. Th'
verses in which Thomas Moore sung The
sorrows Of the maiden
were PatheIicalIy Read:
Obi make her grave where the sunbeam
wtert they promise q golden morrow.
Tbey'Il ahipe oNr her sleep like smile froH
From her own loved island Of sOrroVl
The history of the case is brief bu
highly romsntic. Carroll and Mss NnIs
had formed strange attachment. which, =
her parents were violently opposed to IN
alliance,
Ended ia secret Marriage.
Her fstL.er when he beard of this ever
copti,hd his daughter aud hired dEIrctiVe
=, watch the movements 9t Der hu'Sani
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
DIED FROM A DOG BITE.
A L!ttIe Girl Suffers Agony UntOIc
Prom HydrOphObIa.


PorrsVILLE, October 27.-A thirteen year
old daughter Of James Barry, q resident OF
Germantown, small village near Ashland
$ lying in the last stages of hydrophobio.
Eight or ten months ago the little girl was
bitten by dog. The parents looked upon
he wound as insignificant and paid no
attention to it. Several days ago the child
vas suddenly taken sick; she became
.psecbless and was seized with violent
spssmo, barking and snsrling at her attend
ants. A physician vas sent for, but only
slforded temporary relief This afternoon
he became more calm and by her motions
indicated that she desired 10 write what
she wss unable to speak. Pencil and paper
Nere bandeo TO the little suffer. when,
after much difficulty, she wrote: "The dog
hss done it all" 4 few minutes subse-
Quertly she was again seized with spssms
and has since been unconscious.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
ARTHUR VERY BUSY.
Indignant People " no Cannot Cain As
IaIerView.

wGsHrSCrOx. October 27.-The President
snd Cabinet officers are so occupied With
he pressure OF business that Genera
Arthur can See only a part of those sho
EEK him. After waiting days TO ossain
an interview men depart without eco u
uiistipg their purpose. In some csSas tbs
failure is apparently owing 10 The dis o.
clipstion Of General Arthur TO giant 40
interview. BuE the hours ssE sp4ri to'
bu.iuess at the White House are not
,nough for more than psrt OF IL, snS 20
bsvIrg VISITED for General Arthbf 70 'one
back from his sunmering. p~rhns wisaiu,
% see him are sOmeIi osm o. lied At nE
uncomfortable incpnyeuiencb u HAiE ~
cd opportunity or depart, ss some save b.
or. done on coming wbeA. the President
~ss fishing or Otherwise enjoying ha
seII
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28

II you sre ro0 blsc with sores, aches.
rams and genr<si vesknsss OF the ysriou.
bociiy fupe'i.ps. oou't Be deceived by th-
vrrlops sdVrfi.emsnu of b'tt-rs, kidn,y
u. dicIn-s, etc, Whose ee,tihos:es Of pre-
wpsfd erpxs are often psii for Pat your
tut in Ikst simple remedy called yellow
Du4t snd SarspsriiIa II will care you
hy purfy ng 'hs bi"od en- s'r>ng,hsninE
rk.pssf tGr,i"ns oi yonf body. You gil
.ILo f q u ys,y refreshing u the brain
std rrtt Tuus system. rh" pr"pfsto'. r.
r.iv. hnrdr.6s sf letters brstoR;Es rPJr
il tht Ll lbsti r.si-=.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
oHlO's COMING MAN.
An EnfbusiasfIe Psrti.an Wbs Believes
Payne VIII be DrssiAssA

CLEVELAND, OstOber IA pronin'n.
politician ssid today in regard TO the Ohio
Senatorial muddle. Il think Henry b.
Payne will certainly ,ucce.d Prndlston Ia
tie United States SeDate. II elected Payns
will bsve Presidential possisili,ie.. AmonE
Psyne's intimste aGsocIAiss h IL tnosn
hist be will be q candidate for Ssnst0r. .nd
all The sIr,Dg'h Of the Guy sboss De noc'
rscJ will bS st his back. About thirty hve
n ore from northern Odio will shoE up for
Psype on the fret baliott In the caucus
Psyne las teen on . stIIl hunt and ] , q
iI.ve thar be will be the next S>nstOr fr0.,
Ohio Snd The next FTssidsnt Of the L ni ~
Statss"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28

TIE testimony Of many who long snd'r
ed from i'll health, caused ey an impair
stste OF The blood. g,es 70 prov. that IN,
beet rem.dy fCE making the blod ne1, rec
end core, for besucfyinE the compirK on
for turing soISs, pimPies and o'h-r skIs !.
di ttsIs. for removing aches, pans N,H
;.,jpts. rhFumsii.m. etc, Tor inrrsAsin MS IN
., wcr Of rndu -snce, for giving h.t,tn an
strength 10 Fyers weak portion 81 " o-I'
!, n, Guy,orr's Yellow D,rE ard Srr-p,
r,,is la sfF.t pIessEs the ser n ever.
insrsuee. Noo'bsr reGedy eqls'S il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
Excited Thousands.

All over the land are going into ecstasy
over DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery oy
the tiruely use of this great lille saving
remedy. csus' s them TO 20 nearly Wliu
rure Severe Coughs, folds, Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bropchirs, Hosrseness, Los o
Voice. or any affection OF the Throat and
IunRs Trisl bottles loc st Logan Go :
Brio ge corner drug store. Large siJe sl,v1,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
kRTHUR'S COMING MESSAGE.
The Advance Grounds He VIII Take
In Regard 20 MnIters Of National N.
mort.

The Advance Grounds He VIII Take
In Regard 40 MaIters Of National N.
port.
WASHINGTON, October 27.-In his last
message the President recommended the
abolition of ali internal revenue tax, save
that On distilled spirits. 1t is said he will
now take more advanced ground and
recommend the entire abolition OF the in
ternsl system, the whisky tax and all.
This, if true, will put the President on All
even pace with e1Speaker Randall who
has already openly declared in favor OF the
abolition OF the internal revenue system.
This Randall does TO do away with the
amy Of Utlice holders employed To collect
the internal revenue tax. The President
no doubt
VIII Advise Its Abolition
because money enough can be raised 70 sup
bort the Government without the Conunu
snCe OF this system OF taxation, which, il
not oppressive, is inquisitorlal.
The exceedingly interesting portion OF
the message will be the recommendations
the President may have TO COntinne the
National banking system. No matter how
he ene aiies Of the system may rail against
il, the fact Is that II is the most popular
method u banking which has ever been
devised. Inc people have confidence IN II,
md feel assured when they have National
Bank notes that they arc sale, heCaG5e be
hind them the Government holds
AFuDd 10 Redeem Them.
The plans thus far put out to continue the
.NstpIu do not meet with popular favor
The suggestion II Comptroller Knox that
II law be passed to accept foreign securities
rs a collateral for the issue OF bank Circu
slioD, il can safely Oe sad, will never pass
Congress.
There is every reason TO believe that the
President will take more radical grounds
Than ever touching silver coinage. This
because he has had specially prepared Tor
him statistics showing the coinage now on
hand and the storage capacity I" hold IT.
II Is claimed that all the availsb. storage
capacity is now taxed beyond is limit, and
hat
The Coinage of silver Dollars
could well be wholly discontinued for
wear. The President will hardly go a. itt
As this, but doubtless he will be pointed ~
mis- recommendation TO very much curtalt
he monthly coinage, more than half
least, and urge the dIsCUnunuance Of the
silver certificates.
Naval officers say the President will wig
orously urge q policy which will build no
the American Navy, ana u Congress Is dis
pn,ed TO be at ell liberal, two at least, II nQ
more. steel cruisers will be ahked Tor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
EVEN A TICKET HEADED BY THE DEVIL
chicago CoIored Mems Protest Against
the CiyII Rix hts Decision.

CHICAGO, October 27.-A well attended
meeting of colored citizens was held last
night for TIE purpose of protesting Sgmns:
the recent OF the Supreme Court on the
civil rights bill. Rev. W. Polk, pastor OF
the church in which the meeting was held,
said in the course of his remarks: This
decision is an insult 10 our race. have
always been q good Republican, but nov
heli.veNe should give our allegiance to
tbst party which vii. give US our rights,
even If il runs the devils ticket or Ben
Butler'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
Rough Treatmcnt OF a Priest
GEAxp HAyEs, Mich, October q. Faith.

er o'Conner, an ex priest, whose lecture in
Toledo some months ago caused a riot sd-
dressed an audience at Berlin on Friday
Wight. At its conclusion he was dragged
by q mob 10 8 mill pond, badly pounded,
spd would certainly have been drowned
had he not given his solemn promise never
10 speak sgoin against she Catholic Church.
After procuring warrants here for the AZ
rest OF bis sssailants he has advertised 20
speak on Sunday evening in this city, when
lively times are an tiCipsted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
The Coinage Of silver Dollars
The GHOST OF GUlTEAU
seid 20 BE ktII Wandering About the
District Hail.

DoNNFtct
WASHINGTON, d. c.. October 2I.-Warden
Crocker, of the District Jail, says he is no;
vet tree from the Gui!eAu business. Often
>, me cranky prisoner in the jail declares
he saw GaItesu in a vision, aud night o.
TWO ego prisoner confined in an adjoinIup
coIriOor OF the same wing IN which th'
famous assassin was csgrd created com
norion in the jail st midnight by shouting
that he had Just sen Guite4u. II. courc
uot he induced TO think he WAS deIudsd b.
a temporary sbrrrNtion OF mind. but main
aimed that GuItesu came into hIs cell 40"
stood there for some time, 30 friehtsninl
The occupant that he was spFechi.ss for
shile. He s,ill stiCks 10 the sIOry, but tn
iril authorities stil say that he IN Only on
II the many Srsnks Sho bsve becom- TEN
porsrily insane in the Jail by broodins over
he CRIME and punishment OF the assassin
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
DIED IN A LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Sad End OF y. r. Appleton, q Noted New
York Publisher.

York Publisher.
New YoRK, October 27.-Samuel F. APP
Pleton, for many years q member Of the
firm of D. Appleton & Co., Of this CITY,
died suddenly Thursday night in private
asylum for insane in PleasantVille. His
death was so unexpected that a coroner
was summoned to hold an inquest, which
verdict of death from heart disease was
rendered. Mr.. Appleton had suffered from
melancholia for q number OF years. After
remsining in an asylum near Boston nearly
ten years he was remanded to the institu,
ton al Pleasantville, where he had been an
inmate for two and half years. On Wed.
nesday evening after dining be complained
of illness. He Was taken to his room,
where he fell dead.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
B,Iya lockwood B',zased From the

WLsHISGros. OctOisr E.-Upon . report
Of the Commissioner OF PensiVns the Srcre-
tary Of the Interior 70 day suspended from
prsctics before the Interior Department
EeIya A LOck'ESod and Y H. Gelsson a
Co. pension r,tIorneys. Of this eity. Mrs
Loci wood "a sccused Of receiving I'iega
- sDd vItAhoIhrnE p-psion mnn"y' Ahd
Gels,on &. 90 Of hing fraudulent pension
tlsin.s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-28
Forty Years Experience OF an Ola
AarsA

MIS- WlnsloV's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription OF one of the best female phy
sICians and Nurses in the United States, am
hss been used for forty years with never
isillng success By millions OF mothers 70
their children. It relieves the child from
pain, cures dyseutsry and disrrhoe, grip
rnE in the bowels snd wind collie B,
giving health TO the child relieves tn
mother. Price 25 cents bottle.