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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Failure of the Cleveland Furnace Company
at SteuhenViIIa Denied

Failure of the Cleveland Furnace Company
at Steubenville Denied.
CLEVELAND, March 2.-F A. Bates presi-
dent and owner of two-thirds of the stock of
the Cleveland Furnace Company, has re-
turned from Steubenville, and denies the re-
port of its failure. He says six weeks ago
the creditors gave six, nine and twelve
months extension, since which time the stu
alton has been unchanged. The lease of the
Steubenville works is not given up, but the
fires have been banked three weeks waiting
the outcome of the present condition of the
iron trade. He says if the market does not
improve soon, however, he will wind up the
company's affairs. If it improves, the works
can be put in operation in forty hours.
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End of a Little Local Contest.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The nomination
of Robert Norris to-day, as postmaster for
Denver, Col, ends a long and strenuous con-
test between the Hill and Teller factions, in
favor of the formers candidate. 1t is stated
at the Department that the decision is based
upon the ground that as Denver is Senator
Hills home he is entitled to the appointment.
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A HEAVY ROBBERY.
40 Adroit Thief Secures Seventy Thousand
Dollars Worth of Bonds.

M Adroit Thief Secures Seventy Thousand
Dollars Worth of Bonds.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 2.-While John
S. Brown, treasurer of the Guarantee Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, was in the Office
of the president of that corporation, a sneak
thief entered the private apart
ment of the treasurers office and
stole $4,000 consolidated per cent.
bonds of the Peoples Passenger Railway
Company. The treasurer had just taken the
bonds from tin box, cut off the March cou-
pons and laid the bundle on top of the box
while he stepped into the presidents room.
When he returned the bonds were gone, and
directors of the company sitting in the presi-
dents room informed him that they saw a
strange man pass from behind the railing.
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Failures for the Week.

New York, March 1.-THE business fail
ures of the past seven days, as reported TO
R, G. Dun & Co., number 272, an increase OF
AZ as compared with last week, and distrib-
uted as follows: New England States 90,
Middle States SO, Southern States 65, West
ern States 80, Pacific States and Territories
-, Canada and the British provinces SO, New
York city TO-
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/, GAINESVILLE, Tex, March "a huge
trade in cattle has just been completed.
Luther B. Smith, late of Columbia, Mo-, now
of Denver, Col, and Florence J. Hall, of Ii, is
place, purchased half interest in the cate e
ranch of earns Forsythe Bros, a cattle
company embracing $1,000 head of cattle
ana 1000 acres of land. The consideration
was 1906, 600.
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Cuticura.

Cut1curA.
The Cuticura treatment, for the of Skin.
Hcalp and Blood Diseases. consists in the inter
nal use of Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood
Purifier, and the external use of Cutieura and
Cuticura Soap, the Great Skin Cures. Price of
Cuticura, small boxes, SOC: large boxes, 81. CO.;
Cutlcura ResOlvent, ST 90 per bottle. Cuticura
Soap, 25c. Cutlcura Shaving Soap, 15c.
Depot. WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Mass.
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Eczema.

Eczema.
Sixteen months since an eruption broke out on
my leg and both feet, which turned out to be
Eczema, and caused me great pain and annoy
hnce. I tried various remedies with no good re-
suits, until used the Cuticura Resolvent inter-
Dally and Cutieura and Cuticura Soap external
~, which entirely cured me so tina my skin is as
smooth and natural as ever.
LEN. NJ. FRAILEY, "a South ST., Baltimore.
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Maine woolen-Mills Cease Operations.

DEXTER Me-, March 1.-The directors of
the Dexter Woolen-mills Corporation have
decided to entirely suspend the works The
corporation owns three large mills here, and
employs, when in full force, about 50hands.
The principal reason is the high price of
wool.
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RUTLAND, Vt, March 2-John O'Neill, a
liquor dealer of Whitehall, N. Y, whose case
under the civil rights bill, was adversely de-
oided in the United States District Court yes
terday, was to-day found guilty of 457
offenses, and fined $4,000, with $500 costs
and a months Imprisonment. The alterna-
tive sentence will be eighty years imprison-
ment. O'Neill furnished $4,000 bail and APP
pealed.
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Heavy Failure in New yor,,

New YoRK, March 1.-The firm of Hum
phrey & Co. failed to-day. The firm refuse
to make statement, but the liabilities are
said to be between 5000, 600 and S700, 900. 1t
is believed the assets will cover the amount.
The firm did business of over one million
YEARLY
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Scrofula Sore.

6cpOfula Sore.
Rev. DIR. in detailing his experience with
sgne Cutlcura Remedies, said that through Divine
Providence one of his parishioners cured of
a scrofulous sore, which was slowly draining
away his life, by the Cuticura ResolvenJ inter
ys3lly, and Cuticura and Cutcura Soap external
81. The poison thar had fed the disease was
completely driven out.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-03
A Chicago Coal-pealer Confesses Judrment

CHICAGO, March Jason D. Stone, coal
dealer, to-day confessed judgment in the
Superior Court on two notes for $4,645 and
$685. respectively, in favor of Josiah l..
Hathaway The assets and liabilities are not
vet known
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RIVERS AND HARBoRs.

Opposition to the Measure.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON March 2.-Senator Edmunds
announced that he will fight the river and
harbor bill until the last minute, and has
thrown the hackers of that measure into a
cold sweat. They fear they will not meet
with much success in getting action, and the
chances are that it will die a-bornin'.
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sary to call it up; but the Speaker will de-
eide otherwise and rule that it can be put
upon it's passage upon a demand of the ma
jority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
TWISTS AND TW|NCES.

my brethren, shouted DR.. Tsimsge one
bright suiumnal Sunday. ''here IS a lesson
from the cornfieId. God has arranged tn ut
the ear and the busk shall be parted. Every
rheumatic pain Is but a thrust 81 the husk.
ing.peg. and every neuralgia tvinge is only
q twist Of the husker."
Possibly ;but nobody wants TO BE- husked
for all that and ature teaches Us 10 resist
the process Therefore. we accept with graft.
iute whatever helps as 10 resist those very
twists snd twinge<.
From MS pie asant home. Greenmont, near
Sing Sing. N. y, ". Alfred Baer, q French
gentleman, whites:
81 have suffered almost latollerabls tor.
m cnts from rheuns tIsn for many years. Of
the numerous remedIes vince ! tined. none
benefited me But Parker TIME gave me
great Subtraction. certify with pleasure
that It restored my health. You are welcome
10 publish this aud use nay name
Aessrs- Hiscox Co., call especial attention
70 the fact t!Iat this preparation. which has
been known as Parkers Giner Tonic, Will
hereafter be advertised and sold simply IN
der the name Of Parker's Tonic. As unpxin.
cipied dealers are constantly deceiving their
customers ~ substituting inferior prepara-
tons under the name Of ginger, and a. GIN
ger. and ~ ginger Is really an unimportant
Ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
2heTe u no chdnoe hosce,ey. IN Tie prepovO-
rdfion fseT. and al bottles remaining In tbs
haudt Of dealers, wrapped under the name
Of Pafkers Ginger Tonic, contain the genu.
Hiscox %. y ., tbs bottom ~ The ou.Sida
wrapper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
PREsypEsTs MESSAGE
ICc-tierei Fer Fna Passl

Is onIy made practicable by resort to irriks-
ton. While successful irrigation would be
impossible without the aid afforded By
forests in contributing to the regularity
and consistency OF the supply Of water:
During the past year severe suffering
and great lo.s of property have been oe-
cssioned by profuse floods, followed BY
periods of unusually oiow water In May
OF the great rivers OF the country. These
irregularities in great measure were caused
by the removal from about the sources OF
the streams in question, of the timber,
which the water supply bad been nour.
ished and protected. The preservation o..
snch portion Of the forests in the national
dornsin IS will essentially contribute 10
the eauable aow OF important water courses
Is OF the Highest Consequence.
Important tributaries OF the Missouri,
the Colunbia and the Saskatchewan rise
in the mountains near the northern bonn
dsries Of the United States between the
Black Feet and Flat Hesd Indian reservs.
lions. This region is unsuitable for set
tlement, but upon The rivers which toT
from il depend the future agricultural de-
ye!opment OF 5 vast tract OF country. The
attsn ton of Congress Is called TO the neces-
sifv of withdrawing from public SAFE this
mart Of the public domain and establish
ing there O forest reserve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
what Has Keen Done TO Insure tne
enforcement OF This Famous Act.

q hat Has Reen Done to Insure the
enforcement OF This Famous Act.
The commissioners who were appointed
under the set OF Jan uary 10th, lSs3, emit
tied AN act to regulate and improve the
civil service of the United States entered
promptly upon the discharge of those du-
les. A series OF rales framed in accord.
,pce with the spirit of the statute was ap-
proved and promulgated by the President.
some particulars wherein they seemed de-
fective those rules were subseque
amended. 1t will be perceived that they
circumference Any Political or He'll.
gfous Tests
for admission TO those offices of the public
service to which the statute relates. The
sct is limited in its origins! application 70
the classified clsrkships in the several exec
utive departments at Washington, mum Der
ing about $3.50, and to similar positions in
Gu stems districts and postoftices. where as
many as fifty persons are employed
classification of these positions analogous
to that existing in the Washington Offices,
was duly made before the law went into
effect Eleven customs districts and TWEEN
ty-three postoffices were thus brought IN
der the immediate operation OF the statute.
The annual report Of the Civil Service Com
mission, SDlCn Will sOOu oe suouI't'eu "
Congress, will doubtless afford means OF a
more definite Judgment than am now pre-
pared to express as 10 the merits OF the new
system, | am persuaded its effects have
thus far Proved Beneficial.
It's practical methods appear TO be adequate
cr the ends of the proposed, and there has
he, DO serious difficulties in carrying
h, N into effect. Since the 18th OF 'Illy
lssi 10 person. so far as | am aware, has
Oct n appointed 10 the public service N the
CLASSIFIED portions thereof at any OF the
departments. or at any of the postottices
ard custom districts above named, except
b, Sc certified by the commission TO be the
u, 4 competent on the basis OF the eNami.
.a;iCn held in conformity 10 the rules.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
voc HAaT WIVES.
a CsIored Ctsfseo Jailed On the chars
Of BAkamY.

CSIored Cttfxeo Jailed On the charge
Of Bikany.
Yesterday afternoon tbs wife OF Pete
DsGe, q colored MAJ. fled IN information
against her husband at Bellsire, charging
him With bigamy. She has been following
b;m srrpnd the country for some time.
Finding her husband Was living in Bslti-
more, she fastened TO go to him, bat before
she arrived he had left for = more oongenial
cline. taking another wife with him. She
had been working at the Grafton House, at
Grafton, and by an accident got on his track
again. She learned that Peter was working
at the Bsnwood blast furnace, aud was
making resdy to couple on to his third
wife, having deserted his second one some
time before, svlng her without any trace
OF him. HIS fret wife was not to be tritied
with, and wrote him Q letter, stating that
she was on her way TO BeDvood. She Ar
rived yesterday morning just IN time to
see tie coon and his third wife leave on
the passenger train for the West The
authorities at Barnesville were telegrsphed
to arrest the colored chap that was on the
train, and now Peter is behind the bars in
the "sun-kissed" city. Marshall Drugan,
Of Bellsire, went out and brought the pris
oner rack last night. Peters chances for
term at Columbus are very good.
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serv;ees NJ th. Presbyterian church next
sunday afternoon. Rev. Walker Gfhci1uns.
= Mr. ThoA Watkins DEG For ws snot ~
some unknown person on Aonosy nis'
Fox vas . good deg and perfectly hs'I
less. The party Who shos him 0usn' - O'
shot.
tie bic shost in their yard on Moodsy
n;ebt and tainted after getting inside O
he house. He says tbst be got up ana
started after IL With q revolver, but its leg
were too long fer him and Il stepped over
the fence then disappeared in TIE alley. 4.
viii appear once too often and Sod it.en
.iddied With shot. This would Be the
proper application.
The bazaar will Be the event OF this week:
1t opens on Friday night at Comnere'd
Hall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
4 kerinus Accident.

Mr.. McClennsh. citizen OF Benwood,
end now employed at Bodley's wagon fac
tory, met with 8 very bad accident yester-
day morning. He was at work on a fat
form, and in some manner slipped, falling
to the ground, q distance Of about twenty
feet, breaking severa! ribs and fracturing
the lett thigh. He YVES Immediately re-
moved to the depot and taken TO his home
at Benwood. His friends speak in great
praise of the kindness Of Captain Dunlsp
in stopping the train opposite the old gen.
tlenan's residence, so that the I'M ured man
would not have 10 be carried any distance.
Ford, of Benwood. Owing to his extreme
old age fears are en- ter;ained of his never re-
covering from the injuries received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
TIE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
Measures should be Taken 10 Provide
fuII Immuniiy 10 COIored Citizens.

Tie Fourteenth amendment OF the Con-
>i'uiion confers the rights OF citizenship
NJ On all persons born or natursized in the
Ic'i,d States and subject to the jurisdic
ton thereof II was the special purpose
of I is amendment TO incur to members OF
ne oolored race the full enjoyment OF civil
and political rights. Certain statusry provi.
:iCns intended 10 secure enforcement OF
these rights have been recently declared
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
Any legislation whereby Congress may
!ar fully supplement the guarantees which
the Cons,itr. on affords for the equal en-.
joymen, by ii. the citizens of the United
S'stes of every right, privilege and immu-
nifty of citizens ship, will receive my unhesi.
rating approval.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR
WASHINGTON, y. c., December 5, I-,3.
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DRAINING OF NOVEMBER :.
AARkOW Es< APE
frs0 Deslh 81 . Little Chile n Br,d~.
pert ether New Hre0 BHsr,

Yesterday little child Of NJ. VIII N,,-
son, the barber, narrowly escaped a hor,.
tle death. The little child was si.via, =,
the street near the creek bridge. VITA n,
brother, when q wagon loaded NTH h,y
came along. The child ran Up 70 lie ~
on and began pulling out some her. sui.
denly il wss struck by the wh.. an,
knocked down. the wheel passing o,srI,,
foot. our informant says IL Sas Iro,.as
end over end. and be suppo,-i Il ~.
crushed ~ death, until an exaaiass. Va,
made.
Ne.srs. Will Giiiin, J. B. VI le,..nd ana
L. J. Alexander. left YESTERDAY Tor Il
Clairsville on business
Lawrence Hcinlein is st Toledo y:s.uc.
friends
Mr.. Jay Bsedle has been sppy.,.>i =,
sIpyess messenger on the = d, = -s.l-,.i
under the Adams Company. Tae run -,
good one ana pays well.
Miss Julia Truman is at G..opo.s y.s!-
ing friends.
Twin girls Is what Ed. Wore, -ryr,:. At
bis house.
Or. Truman, OF Boston. tn -,.'- h.
spending u few days among '-l-ni. ..-
Considerable typhoid fever !, -s2,r:,i
sh,uf toun
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
BENWOOD BRIEFS.

Count Rudolf the cattle king. pas ,ed
through here yesterday over the Il. & o..
en- route for thee lie vas accompanied
By bis valet and his servant in livery.
ExMarshall Headly was in Moundsyille
yesterday.
Mr.. Peter Day, the colored gentleman
who appeared to have plurality OF wives,
concluded to go West. so he lett yester,
dry with one OF his wives. The other fol-
lowed in eager pursuit and at Bellaire got
off the train aud appeared before the
Mayor sro had a warrant issued for min.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
Poisoned.

Thousands 5i persons are poisoned il
America by the continued use of Mercury
iCGIdt OF Potassium snd other minerals
for ysTious diseases. the Mercury work:
rs way into the tissues, producing rheums
tism and decay Of the bones The Iodiie o!
Potassium eaIs away the coating OF the
siOu sch, and dries up the gastric Juices
which digest the food. and the patient lin
gers sloug in sgony or is glad TO die to get
awsy from misery. Swif;'s Specific is 9
com plete antiGote 20 all this poison. Ii
eliminates Mercury from the system, re,
moves the evil effects of Iedide of Potas
sinm, ard brings bacS heslth and happi
ness. Send your address for a COPY o:
Trsstise on Blood and Skin Diseases.
IHE SWIFT SPECTFrC CoNPANY,
Drawer 3 Atlanta Gs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ;. 1858.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Wsnted-Grl 20 do Homework
dissolution OF PIrtut rship-Schmsichel
( BehIeps.
Magic Tooth Powder-R II List.
opera House-Mlie. Rhea-, Local Page
Wedding Gifts-I. G. Dillon.
Suareribs-D. c. List, Jr.
Endertaking-G. Mendel 4 Co.
Holly and Eyergreens-kirk's Art Store
Painters and Builders Supplies-W. \
Wilson.
Felt Weather Strips-E. L. Nicoll.
Diamonds and Watches-A. A. Franz
helm.
Auction Sale OF Silver Plated Ware
locs Psge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

HEART affections, kidney aud liver
trouble sffect nearly one-half of all man
kind. Yet how many heedleSsly pass
through a shortened life giving no care to
these complaints which cause the human
family such great distress. Does yoal
heart beat violently from the least excite
ment? Have you fits OF dizziness, Does
your rack ache? Are your bowels cousti'
pated? Thess symptoms are the frs,
warnings. Delsy 10 dan gerouA Be wise in
time. Regain perfect health by using
Browns Iron Bittsrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

A,KER's Blood Elixir guaranteed ~..l
cure al kinds OF blood poisoning. inherit
I'd or contracted, Sold by Edmund B'rs
ing snd G. Msnkemel-r. Wheeling and b.
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Observation-Disclosures.

NNsHINGToS, December 5-l:JD \. u
Fer the Tennessee snd Ohio valley
and the Liver Lske EeS!O2 generally fair
Sssther, preceded by occasional very !igh:
rsiDs, winds mostly westerly. nearly sta
tjonsry temperature, slight rise IN baron
rlPr.
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POINTED PENCILINGs.
resiiaent Paragraphs PeriaiainG 10
Pvomiseat Persona

Funk Cook. OF Pittsburgh. ~ in the ~.
Hon. Beverly Eof vas IN the city ys','r
tsy.
James McCurdy boiler q, the Brilliant
mill. is IN the city.
J.. y. GYsynsit. and son. ~ Beverly. Rsa
oolph county, were in the city on buMs's
yesterday.
Mrs. Or. Robinson lief. Tor ~. Tlon",
Ontario, yesterday. on a 'isrt - her has
hands relatives.
Mira. Win. Carey and dsughts'. Ms
Mary. are visiting friends in Ph.,is!pit
and Harrisburg.
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Eight Year, serofui. Cured.

A valued correspondent, Albert Simpson,
Esq. writing from Peoris, H., says: "Ss
marian Nervine cured me of scrofula, az.
ter having uttered for eight years with the
disease" Mr.. Simpson lives in Peoria.
Ask him. Your druggist keeps II. $50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
THE PRESIDENTIAL CHAIR.
Measures with Reference TO Filling ID
with CoRsiftutional Head In a
Special Emergency Created by Death
or Resign alton.

Special Emergency Created by Death
or ResigpstioD.
At the time when the present executive
entered upon his office bis death, removal.
resignation or inability 10 discharge his
ju,ies would have left the government
without q constitutional head. 1t is posi-
bic. of course. that a similar contingency
msy again arise unless the wisdom OF Con.
gress shall provide against its rocco urrence.
The Senate at its last session, after full con.
siGeration, passed an act relating 70 this
subject, which will, | now trust, commend
itself 10 the approval OF both Houses Of
Congress. The clause of the constitution
upon which must depend any law reguiat-
ing the Presidential succession presents
also for solution
other Questions of Paramount I'm
portance
These questions relate TO the proper inter.
p!eistion OF the phrase Inability TO dis.
barge the powers sDd duties Of such 9th
7es' Our organic Jaw providing that
VIXEN he President shall suffer from such
nsyI!'iy the Presidential Office shall de-
volye upon the Vice President. who must
ain.sef under like circumstances, give
place 10 suCn ctficer g. Congress may by
aS appoint 20 act a. President. | need
cot here set forth numerous and interest
words OF the Constitution; they were fully
stated in my first comm unication to Con.
gress snd have since been the subject OF
frequent deliberations in that body. 1t is
greatly TO be hoped that
these Homeutous Questions will Find
speedy Solution
est emergencies may arise when longer
dc.sy will be impossible, and any determi.
uaI on, albeit the wisest, may furnish
cause for anxiety and alarm.
For the reasons fully stated in my last
AMI Ual message, repeat my recommeo-
dsiion that Congress propose an amend
ment to that provision OF the Constitution
which prescribed the formslities TO the en-
actment OF laws whereby, in respect TO bills
for the appropriation of public monies,
The Executive may be enabled, while CIV
ing lis approval to particular items, lin.
teTpose his veto to such others as do not
rcU,n end themselves 10 his judgment
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The December number of the IVES

The December number OF the West Yir.
ginia School Journsl is out. Toe contents
include The Eminent Domain of Sanitary
Science and Csefulness Of State Board, OF
Health in Guarding the Public Welfare"
by DR.. J. Z. Reeves; Course OF Study
for the Common Schools OF
Preston County" MAP Moulding
ton County Institute" Educational Notss
and Miscellaneous Educational Infer ma,
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Err FTlOHs, Sores, Pimp.ss, Rheumatism
srs but inniCators of impure blood. Ackcr :
Blood El,Xir - the remedy. Sold b. .
und BOckirg and {. MenksmeIle.
v Wheeling: aud F. r. Nnns-, Bridgeport
d nrrryiS.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

ssVTHs Ale Condenser supplies q long
felt want. Ale can be drawn direct from
the keg into glass, doing away With the
old method OF drawing into pitcher and
getting stale.