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sNew eAdrerhssmsnfs
HEREDTTARY
SCROFUTA.
,E YOU aware that in your blood tho

A RE you aware that In your blood the
~ faint of scrofula has prominent
placer This is true of every one. 1t is liza
bic at any time, on the slightest provocation,
to develop itself in some nsidious disease.
Consumption and many other diseases are
outgrowths of this impurlty of the blood
HOOPS SARsAPARILLA has a wonderful
power over all scrOiuious troubles, as the re.
markable testimonials We have received
Enthusiastically prove.
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MEssRs. c. !. HOOP & Co.. Gentlemen
My youngest son has always been
troubled with ScrolulOus lIumor; sores in
his head discharging from his ears, and Il run
ming sore ON ne back OF ms ear Tor two
discharging so that was obliged TO wash
them open every morning. his cyelashes
nearly all coming out; lie was exceedingly
dainty, most OF the time eating but two slight
meals u day. We were unable to find any
thing that had the least effect upon him TIL
last spring. 1876. we gave him two bottles Of
HOod's .Sursdp driHd. lliSappetite improved
at once. The back of his ear healed
up without n scar, and not a sore in his head
since. Sincere yours,
Mrs. n. C. SANBoRN,
No. 1903 Merrmack ST., Lowell, Mass.
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Sold everywhere. Price: CuTICrRA. 50 cents REsoL-
VENT, 81; soar, 25 cents. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM.
1CAL Co.. Boston. Mass.
Send for " How tn Cure Skin Diseases"
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Cuticura Soap. an exquisite Skin Beautiher and
Toilet Requisite nrenared from CUTouRA, Ia ndispensa
hle In treating Skin Diseases, Baby Tumors Skin Bem
ishes. Sunburn, and Rough. Chapped Greasy Skin.
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1@%ok ] skin. Block Heads Pimples and
Skin Blemshes use CuTICURA soar.
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Cuticura the great skin Cure instantly allays Itch
ing and Inflammation, clears the Skin and Scalp. heals
Ulcers and Sores and restores the Hair.
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1--WE do not as n rule allow ourselves TO
use our editorial columns to speak of any
remedy we advertise. but we feel warranted
in saying word for Hoods Sarsaparila.
Sarsapalila has been known as a remedial
agent for centuries and Is recognized by all
schools of practice as a valuable blood puri-
fer 1t Is put up in forms of almost infinite
variety. but MeSsrs. Hood & Co., Qowell,
cists. have hit upon remedy of unusual
value. Certainly they have vouchers OF
cures which we know to be most eXtraor-
binary. "-EditOrS LoWeU WeokIyJou1t0L
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Scald Heads with loss of hair without number
heads covered with 1andrnf and scaly erurtions,
peclay of children and infants many OF which since
birth had been a mass of scabs:
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II would require this entire paper TO do Justice to
description NJ the cures performed by the CuTICuRA RE-
SOLVENT internally and CUTIoURA and CUTIcURA SOAR
externally.
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Itching. burning and scaly torures that bsfed
relief from ordinary remedies soothed and healed by
magic;
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Cuticura Remedies absolutely pure. and the
only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beauers free from
mercury, arsenic. lead. zinc, any other mineral or
vegetable poison whatsoever.
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sNeW .Adperfisements.

nIsFIGUpING Humors. Illuminating Eruptons,
~ Itching fortunes, Scrofua, salt Rheum and In
fantile Ilumors cured bv the CuTICuRA Remedies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-26
GRAFTON.
An Irishman Who Stole HOrse-Pain-
full Accident.
SpeciI,J m tbs Epsfrfc,FT


GRAFTON, April 23.-Pat Mclaughlin,
near this place, bad an Irish boarder. About
10 o'clock Saturday night the bosrder LETT.
On Sunday morning McLaughlin's horse
and bride was gone. Search was made for
the horse and lrishman. In the afternoon
the Irishman was found il. Grafton, but no
horse. On examination hair was discover
ed on his pantaloens OF the same color as
that OF the horse. The lrishman explained
the possession of the hair by saying he had
been nursing dog. There beng
no other eviDence against hlm,
the Irishman went home with McLaugn'
lin, took his meals as usual and left again
on Monday morning, taking tram at
Grafton. Mclaughlin heard Of a man hav-
ing been seen riding a horse bare back
about seven miles of, the description SUIT
ing his horse and the Irishman, and that
the same rider had been seen returning to-
ward Grafton on Sunday on foot. NC
Laushlin at once started in pursuit OF the
horse. After going about eight miles he
found that the Irishman had left the horse
at Ludwick's and had tried to sell him,
promising to return next evening ana pay
for his keeping. On investigation IL
turns out that Pats boarder stoie
bis horse. After taking his horse 10 Lud.
wick's he returned to Pats and shared his
hospitalities, vowlng he knew nothing OF
the "creeter." The Irishman is gone AMI Pa
and his horse are now happy.
Joseph Miller went TO the round house
on business after night. While there he
stepped off the turn.table into the pit,
breaking his collar bone and his arm above
the wrist, and otherwise bruising himself;
He has his household goods packed; and
expected in few days TO move to Mlchl-
gan, Ind. 1t may be his hand will have TO
be taken of.
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STABLE BI RNED.
A Slight Biaze at ] O'Clock this Morn.
ing,

4 stable at the rear OF No. a Fifteenth
street burned at 1915 o'clock this morn
ing. The alarm was sent in from box at
the Atlantic, and the department respond.
ed with reasonable promptness. The fire
was in brick stable in the rear OF No. Il
Fifteenth street, owned by Mr.. Hannibal
Forbes and occupied by Mrs. Ruth A.
Hilman. The stable was of brick and
filled with combustibles. The fire once
started, made rapid headway, and soon
burned out .he interior. For some cause
it was long time before a stream was
thrown upon it, though in time to prevent
il firing the adjoining buildings. 4 half
hours work left nothing but the steaming
remains.
NoiLing can he said Of the origin OF the
fire. Mrs. Hillman said she smelled
smoke early in the evening, and emptiei
bucket OF water on the ash pile, supp )sing
il 10 be on fire. She knew OF no light
hay,ng been taken into the building. Tue
loss viii no: 90 above sl5O, covered by in
sUTauCe.
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cox ON THE TARIFF.
10 II Only n Geological Formation With
Occasional OntcrOppings, aud Can
Gaase no Trouble In the Party.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Congressman
Cox was asked to day if he had seen the ac-
count of the little misunderstanding at the
Iroouois banquet in Chicago. He said:
"Humph, that amounts to nothing. We
will have no trouble with the tariff ques-
question in our party. Carter Harrison
can mske no trouble, because the party is
the other way. The protective tariff ele-
ments in the Democratic party is geologi-
cal formation. You can trace il by the
geological strata deposited in the earth.
Wherever you see an outcropplng OF iron
and coal, YOU may depend upon It
that the protective tariff Democrats are
confined TO these localities. There is
little streak right across the country where
they all come from, taking in Nav Jersey,
PennsyIvania, Maryland and West Nir-
sinia. There is an OdtcrOpping here and
there in other parts of the country, where
there is a protective Democrat, as in Ala
hama. for instance; but in the next House,
where, we shall show say seSenty-tive ma
iority, there will be perhaps fifteen or
twenty protectionists, so yea see they
amount to nothing, because there are not
enough of them. They must either cave
in or Quit They will be swept away
wiped of like the sweat on the brow OF a
wrestler. You catch what | mean? The
protective element in our party Is so small
that il can not make itself iel; rs Iisiuc.
ber."
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ton on the ground of Eugland's liberality
10 all religions.
At 3:l5th convention resumed business.
Esther Walsh, General Treasurer OF the
League, explained why the lecture ex-
penses of Parnell, Davitt and Redman,
were paid He did not deign to answer the
letter from an alleged Irisbman, who de,
manded how he dared to pay the funeral
expenses of one who should be dear TO
every lrishman.
Nj Meany, of New York. demanded the
name of the un Irish scoundrel.
Cries OF "Bycott him" and "No, no"
arose.
Father Walsh then read his report.
MIR. Burns. of OLio then moved that one
DELEGATE from each State consist OF Com
mittee to prepare plan of merger with
the National Irish League to meet in con-
yentiOn to morrow.
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JACK FROST.
How He PInched Vegetation in Ohio
Accident.
SDeclai 10 the Register.

SDeciai 10 the Register.
URBNAA. o., April 24.-ThiS vicinity was
visited last night by very severe freeze
and hard frost, which is feared will do
great damage to early wheat and fruit The
ground was froze hard in places, and ice to
the thickness OF a half inch formed on
water. Last week and week before was
quite warm and pleasant, and vegetation
was beginning to look beautiful, but re:
Ceived great back.set last night, part OF
which will not be likely to come again.
A young man by the name OF Lowery,
Who brakes in the Pan Handle yard here,
had his hand badly mashed yesterday while
coupling cars, and may render amputation
necessary.
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BORING AT BELLAIRE
or axe Natural Gas which UnderIies
the Entire section.

lhe project for boring for natu-al gas a:
,...5, which was mentioned in yeSter-
p urUlug.S REGISTER, has assumed tan
.r shape. and the work vii. be begun as
I p S. a contract can be made. II is pro.
'.' O." organize a joint stock company
| pace the shares at so each. Several
s1-n' ut business men were seen by a
~i.E REPORTER yesterday, and all
ie'.'" 10 think we'll of the project. One
'a>aud dollars, the amount Thoughts
.'>'ary 10 start the work, is already
.'.',d, and TIE stock is readily taken.
+ well w'll probably be located
'-D<,'r'S brick yard, in the Sc
\" N.r' The Cruz,er brothers We
L 4il,Ta.,d. agree 10 tgSe stock n tle
/ ".''" .-r company 20 bore for as -
u. -i"NI,.. Iai :. gaS ; struck in paying
7 lies 90 allow the company ~ GUY the
4 De. al aHicver price three djsjnteres..
/. '.>"is =. y hv. AID in the event that
~ Is I..nd 20 charge nothing. Their
i. '' - o.... Nj. 1e accepted. AID success
assured. \ committee from here
| 'su lie &Oandsyilie well todsy -
- ." ne probable cost Of boring aud ID
1 ar: ~ ments, ii possible, with the
...'.'f' ,.ere 70 sink well here.
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ThOusauSts SAY So.

Mr.. W. 7. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
Il never hesitate 10 recommend your Elec-
tric Bitters to my customers, they give en-
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cIre
Kidney and Liver complaints. Parity the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can sfFord to be without it. They will save
hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills every
vcar. Sod at fifty cents a bottle by Logan
4 Co Druggists. Bridge nerner.
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THE SOUTHERN STORM.
House Carried of by the FlOOd-The
Cyclone,

Arr,STA. GA, April 25.-B. J. Roop,
rosperous farmer and miller, lived on
in near Ahotch;e creek, six miles from
The creek rose rapidly on
urGay night, and lifted the building
.hch started down the stream. ROop,
fife and three children and a negro ser
ant farmer and miller. The house
nalay struck tree and went to pieces.
fash Of lightning just then enabled
'oUp To see his family sink. He graSped
.a,tress and hOated down until he struck
mother tree in which he remained till
l"ruiug. Two of the bodies were recOy-
red Accounts from the interior, away
Pom railroads and telegraph lines, report
Le storm destructive 10 life and property.
Lincoln county, near AnderSOn's Mil,
@ home OF Tom Brooks was wrecked by
% storm. his wife killed, and a son and
.u>,.t probably fatally injured. \ num-
> 10 LoUses and negro cabins in Lincoln,
.--u and other counties, were de.
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IN A TIGHT Fix,
How n Miner YsHsd HIDss1f Detueso
n Hand Of Apsebes SD - Espisdisg
BIass.

Hand Of Apsebes ssa - Espisdiss
Biass.
T1mSa0nr RDiinph.
John Lyons, a well known citizen Of
this county, on Friday last, while at
work In the shaft Of his mine near Tres
Alamos, had just put In . blast and
lighted the fuse, when, on reaching the
top OF the shan, he beheld four mounted
Apsches rapidly approaching. Asthey
saw him emerge they increased their
Nr. Lyons Of all doubts ~ to their I'm.
tantions toward himselL For an In
slant be was paralyzed with terror.
ReiDg entirely Unarmed, resistance was
not TO be thought OF, while escspe by
fight was equally impossible. HIS nrst
impulse was ~ buFl himself Into the
shaft and be blown TO atoms by the
explosion Of the blast rather than perish
misersbIy at the baBds OF the remorse-
Ipss fiends who had him at their merry.
These reflections occupied only . mo-
ments time. but the Apacbes were
almost upon him. Suddenly, with the
ipLtibct Of despair, Mr.. Lyons threw
himself behind . pile OF rock close at
hand, and at the same instant the blast
At the bottom Of the shan exploded
~hh terrible effect, thro wing shower
of rock and debris high In the air, which
was followed by . dense volume Of
smoke rolling up from the SHAFT. The
indians. who were now sure of their
victim, halted a moment Mt the unex.
ptc.ed. and, 10 them, mysterious crup-
ion, then, with yell, not Of triumph,
but Of rage, mingled with terror,
wheeled their horses and gailoped onln
the direction whence they came.
Mr.. Lyons could st hnt scarcely
realize that he had escaped slnost
miracuIously from horrible death. but
@ soon as he recovered nom his
anazemept, departed Tor Tres Alamcs,
meeting on the road . party of neigh
tors gong out to search for his remsint
they having seen the Indians heading
i'm he direction Of the mine, and mot
counting hut Mr. Lyons bad fallen .
victim O. saysge ftrocIiy.
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Wide Awake Druggists.

Messrs. Logan & Co. are always alive to
their business and spare no pains TO secure
the best of every s-ticle in their line. They
have secured the agency for the celebrated
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
TIE only certain cure known for Consump-
tiou. Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness. Asthm ms,
HAY Fever, Bronchitis, or any affection Of
the Throat or Lungs. Sod m positive
guarantee. Trial bottles'is; RrSI.a: siz.
IN
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49, ~. N"r"s Shay left for Cincinnati,
''sN On q short visit to her parents.
- u 'mm'ns. an engineer on the 3. Z
!, turned IN the city yesterday
"' attended eastern trip.
''Gs> and wife, of Bridgeport. z pSs
i"Fr and wife, and NicAO.as
49, '"h ~tir, II kirkw".I1, IeiI for
81. Yesterday, and will return At the
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The WhipDisg Post

AssoroLs, Mp, April 25.-Wm. Peck.
for whipping his wife, was given twenty
ls.hes, the first enforcement Of the Law
Furnishing wife Dealers in this county.
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a Deaf Mafs.s rst.k

ST. Loris, April B.-At the farm OF Joel
Platt, at sabltha. Kansas nine miles from
here, deaf and dumb son Of Mr.. Plat set
fire 10 the barn and was burned 10 death.
His mother, in attempting 70 rescue him,
was falAlly burned.
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Political Death.
MR. BREWSTER's PROMISES.
Republican Newspaper Calls on Him
10 ..Pni nD or Shut Up."

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Sunday Ga
ze tie says Benjamin Harris Brewster was
appointed Attorney.General for two rea-
sons: First, because he has been employed
in the star route cases and was supposed to
be familiar with the law and facts; and sec
ond, because he gave his solemn promise
that he would give his personal attention
to the prosecution of Brady, Dorsey, and
their co.defendants. For these two reasons
snd for these alone, he was appointed At
torney General. At that tune he was
filled with zeal and courage. The last
penny" taken by the star route rascals"
was by him 10 be returned to the Treasury,
while they would be safely lodged in the
penitentiary.
Mr.. Brewster published these promises
and threats with a great flourish of yirtu-
ous trumpets. add congratulated the entire
c. runtry that a great lawyer and an honest
n an was at the head of the Department OF
Justice. How have these promises been
EprfH
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Aaot her Account.

v.'r,r,sn, o, April 1.-Mr.. Eli,s
I,t''s"ld1 "idnr, ~, hodsskseper for
John belong at rafis, Portage county. but
rss ""p pprllrd TO leave on account Of his
attentions, and afterwsrd coused o warrant
10 be issued for his arrest on Q charge of
house breaking and attempted rape. lie
fled and was not sgain sesn until 10. day.
lie called nt her home IN Braceyilie town.
ship. found her alone, fired three bullets
into Der head, almost instantly killing her,
and then comm tied suicide himself.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A Mnu KiIIs n widow Brrnuse Ahe
wouIdnI Marry Him and Then Sal.
eIIea

PIr1sDrRGu, Pa, April 2j.-The Dis.
pa,ch's Leavittsburg %, special says
place about two miles fran there known
as the Center OF the World was tho
scene this morning Of . terrible double
trrgedy. 4 man named John De!ong kill.
inga widow lady named GHswold and
then committed suicide. II appears that
Delonc had proposed 10 Mrs. Griswold TO
marry b ~. but she psrristently refused.
He determined thai no one else should have
her. 20 ihis morning at ten o'clock, hs
C,IIed at the residen ce Of Richard Allen.
where the victim was employed ns house
keeper and asked TO see her. ~ soon n she
appeared, he opened fire on her win Q
revolver, which be had In hand. The hrst
two shots took effect IT, her head and side
and the woman fell dead without mnr.
mur. DE Long then placed the muzzls oil
the revolver To bis temple and fred, falling
lead within three feet Of the PROSTATE
iC.!y ul MTs. GriswOld.
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During the First Trial

tie Attorney General now and then walked
into the court, made his bow to the Judge,
deposited his white beaver pulled down
his velvet vest shook down his rutiles, ad-
juSted his rings, smiled upon the jury,
scow led at the defendants, aud then SOL
emnly waddled away. Without having
paid the least attention TO the case.
knowing nothing of the evidence, he made
the closing speech. The trial was failure.
During the present trial this Attorney
General has not been seen in the precincts
Of the court, his promises have been en-
tirely broken, and he has left the manage
ment entirely to others. He claims TO be
a great lawyer, he admits that the star route
case Is the most important in which this
Government is engaged, and yet he has
abandoned il TO the care of special assist
ants. The people expect that Cabinet Of
tiCer will Keep promise, and if the Gov
ernment fails 10 secure conviction the
honor BILE Attorney General will be con-
sidered as a man who obtained office under
false pretenSeS and who baSely shirSed the
duties of his position.
The Attorney General should keep his
promise or resign. What if the defend
ants, as now seems probable, should sub
nit this case TO the jury without further
argument? What would then be the po-
sition of the Attorney General?
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rbe attention Of the public is challenged
BY the certificate signed in fac simile over
their own autograph signatures, that Gems:
G. T. B@aurrgard, OF Louisiana, and Jued
A. Early, Of Virginia, do have the entire
control and management OF the distribu.
ton 10 be made on Tuesday, May sh, st
New Orleans. la, by the Louisiana State
Lottery Company, OF which ". A. Dsuphiu.
New Orleans. La, sillfurni'h oil Informs,
ton.
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Base Ball.
p.s,,e At,e.tfo. Cb.IIesgeA.

Prr1sBrEGH, April 25.-Clevslinds, 4
Alleghepeys, o.
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vEY suffer from = state o. III hesiIh
Why 10 'rnuh "a witb fysorps.s. Uso.a
ron BlItsIs viii care yo1.
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IL .hr' s'Pre1 ~ eyComTuniCats anv lrlsh
CatuvIICs a.taCLIDs Lug and in the conyen-
The Delaware ledger., 1883-08-11
About Women,

A bachelor editor, referring to the
unhappy man who has had bad wife,
says that she is shackless on his feet,
a palsy to his hands, burden on his
shoulders, smoke to his eyes, vinegar to
his teeth, a thorn to his side, dagger
to his heart.
1t is said of Benjamin p. Cheney,
Boston millionaire, that he waited many
years for beautiful widow to marry
him, which she had agreed to do when
she had raised her daughter. The waiting
becoming too deliberate he marie the
daughter, who loved him without condi.
tions, and she made him noble wife
MOMENTS WORK.-Of late years the
employment of women as clerks has
greatly increased, not only in England,
but in France as well, and in both
countries it is generally agreed that the
system upon the whole works very
satisfactorily. At the bank of France
there are now no fewer than 100 female
clerks, who receive three francs to COM
mence with, and whose annual salary,
after year or two's service, rises u
1900 francs; and at the Paris offices OI
the Credit Foucier, where there is .
Large staff Of women, the remuneration