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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13
sEPUsIIcAN STATE CONVENTION
The Call From Seer etary Cowaen-
Taffy for the WOrklpgmen.

The Call From Seer etary Cowaen-
TaHy for the WOrkingmen.
Ata meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee, ted at Grafton March
II, 1884, at whith a quorum was pres
ent, it was resolved that State Convention
be held at MarIinsburg April 80, 1854, at
I2 o'clock N to appoint four delegates and
slternates 10 the National Republican Con-
vention to be held at Chicago June 8, 1884,
for the nomination of candidates to be sup
ported for Pre- 'ident and Vice President OF
the United States, at the next election.
The Republican electors of West Vir-
sinis and all other voters, without regard
to past political differences, who are in
favor OF elevating and diSnifying American
labor, protecting and extending home in
dustriss, giving free popular education to
the masses Of the people, securing free snt-
frsge and an honest counting of ballots,
sffeotually protecting all human rights in
every section Of our common country, and
who desire to promote friendly feeling
and permanent harmony throughout the
State By maintaining State aad National
government pledged to these objects sad
principles, are cordially invited to attend
this convention and participate in Its de-
hberations.
1t was decided in the last National Re-
publican Convention, that each Congress
sional District should be allowed to hold
within its territory q convention Of its own
voters and there nominate two delegates 70
the National Convention, If 1t see 1T to do
so. We therefore call upon the several
Congressional District committees
throughout the State, to convene
District Conventions in accordance.
with said order, and nominate delegates as
therein specified; or If they deem best,
they can appoint delegates to the State
Cony( ntion with instructions to nominate
their delegates at that time.
We would suggest to county committees
the propriety Of early action in the matter
If holding county meetings for the purpose
OF appointing delegates to state and dis
trict conventions.
Your committee would recommend the
appointments Of one delegate for every oae
hundred votes polled for Garfield aud
Arthur as a basis of representation 10 the
State Convention.
By order OF the Committee.
w. J, W, COwpES, ssnretarr.
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WAGES GRANTED WHILE IN iDlENEss.
A Decision Against Pottery Manufac-
turers OF Trenton.

TRENTON, March 12.-The New Jersey
Knights of Labor have for several months
been carrying on a contest in the courts to
test the legality of the action Of the pottery
manufacturers Of Trenton, by which per.
son who has worked in one pottery cannot
obtain situation in another unless he has
a discharged card" from his first employ
or. The District Court some time ago gave
a verdict in favor of Mary S.attery, who
was discharged from the Union Pottery
Company upon complaint OF PIiny Fisk, OF
the American Pottery Company, that she
had never been regularly discharged from
bis service. The County Court upon an
appeal granted non.suit, and the case was
again begun in the District Court. A YER
dict was rendered to-day in favor OF the
plaintiff against Fisk for her wages for the
nine weeks she had remained in idleDess
on account Of Fisk's action. Leon Albeit
was one of the counsel for ths defence until
he was elected Governor, when Gilbert
Cclhns, of Jersey City, succeeded him. An
appeal was again taken.
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SEXTON AFTER sLossoN.
The Wizards Of the Cue Likely 10 be
Matched.

The Wizards Of the Cue Likely TO be
Matched.
New YORK, March 12-William Sexton
has issued a challenge to Geo. F. Slosson,
in which he offers to play three games, one
at cushion caroms Of 500 points, one of the
regular three.ball game, Unlimited rail,
100 points. and one of the championship
game, triangular lines, 1000 points, for
81 600 a side, the winner Of two out OF the
three games to take the stake, and the win
ner OF each game to take the receipts aud
pay the expenses OF the games he wins.
The games are to take place ten days apart
in Chicago or New York. Five hundred
dollars has been deposited to make the
challenge solid. The match will probably
he nada
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13
The Beaver River Boomiug Again.

ROCHESTER,, Pa, March l2.-Owing to
the heavy rains Of the past two days the
Beaver river is roo ming this morning. The
ioe began 10 move ABOUT o'cCck and at
present is beating heavily against the G. &
p, railroad bridge trestle What effect it
will have on it cannot he told. Trains
cannot pass over it until the ice runs out.
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CARTER HARRIsoN's CHOICE.
He Thinks That the Democrats Want
TiIden for President.


TiIdeD for President.
CHICAGO, March l2-Mayor Harrison de-
clared himself to-day in favor of Tilden's
election to the Presidency. He said Mr..
Tilden was elected in 1876, He had oyer a
half majority OF the popular vote, and he
had the majority Of the electoral votes but
be was counted out. There is feeling
not only among the Democracy OF the
country, but also among the fair minded
Republicans, that he ought to have been
counted in. The feeling is so strong that
the Democrats want to nominate him again
snd won't take any persons but his own
statement that he won't accept. He has
tslsied hand and he has throat affection
that has prevented him from speaking in
a loud tone, but his head is as clear as II
ever was and his general health is as good
q: it has been for a number ef years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13

EAsHvILLE, Tenn, March l2.-The South.
ern Immigration Association met at II
o'clock this morning and was called TO
order by the President, A. J. New Whorter.
Governor Bates delivered q welcoming ad
dress and spoke eloquentlyof OF the resources
Of Tennessee and the South and extended
q hearty invitation TO meu OF the North TO
belp develop them. The audience wa
s,ge, Including many ladies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13
WESTERN WOOL GROWERS
Frsm Eight States and Territories 81
heasiOn I'm Denver,

From Eight States and Territories In
session I'm Denver.
DEKvER, Col, March ia large num-
Der Of delegates were present this morning
at the opening Of the Wool Growers Con-
vention, representing Colorado, Kansas,
Minnesota, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming,
Idaho and Nebraska. To-dsy's session was
consumed in speech making and organiza-
ton. The feeling is unanimous that the
passage Of the Morrison bill would prove
fatal to the wool industry of this country.
Important action is expected at to-mor.
rows session. Seven and half million
sheep or an annual production of thirty
six million pounds of wool is represented
in TIE convention.
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c,u,a Dt,,pr she Cubaus.

HAVANA, March l3- General Badsau,
United States Consul General, to-day pre-.
sented Jay Gould to Captain General Cas-
tello. The latter, with bis wife. afterward
paid visit to Mr. Gould's yacht. To NOR
row Mr.. Gould will give q breakfast on
board the yacht, to which have been In
vited General Badesu, his secretary, Senior
Corsa. and Mr.. Todd and wife.
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Strangers Keen Away.

PrTrsBURGH, March 12.-At the miners
convention q committee was appointed 10
induce the miners working below the dis.
trict price to come out, and a resolution
was adopted asking strangers TO remain
away from the district until the trouble
was ended and a price established. The
convention adjourned sine die,
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The Nail Men., Meeting.

PITTSBURGH, March II 2-The Nail Asso-
citation met today, with Mr.. Vance, OF
Wheeling, In the chair. There was fair
representation, except from the extreme
west The situation was discussed and
the meeting adjourned without taxing any
action of importance. 1t was considered
best to leave card rates rs they are at pres.
eat, and this price was reported as being
fairlv m aintained
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THs BOSS INTERVIEWED.
the Machine, Talks Freely-PferPOnt
Denouneed-The Party Outlook.

the Machine, Talks Freely-P1erP0nt
DenouBeed-The Party Outlook.
Special From q StaF Correspondent.
GRAFTON, March l2-Said Boss Atkinson
10 me last night: al am for Arthur as the
next Presidential candidate. He has made
the best President since Lincoln and de-
serves q reelection. The fight at Chicago
will be between Arthur aud Blaine. The
latter has some ardent friends in this
State, and the
Lincoln Club Fellows.
Of Wheeling, told me last night that they
we're going to see that Blaine delegate goes
from the First Congressional district to
Chicago. But mark my words Blaine will
Lever be President Of the United States"
Will you 90 to the Chicago Conyen-
uOn?' asked.
"Emphatically no." said the big Boss, 3,
his dark eyes twinklsd behind pair OF
sold trimmed spectaclss, II will not 90 as
delegate, but probably as q spectator"
of what material will the delegation be
composed"
"Gofi will probably lead the delegation.
John ". Mason is talked OF, and Col. Swami,
from the Ksnawht Valley. A movement
Is taking shape in the Panhandle 10 send
swool-groweI, probably Col. Besll or GiSt.
capt. Sterling has friends also"
Although the Marshal will not ask to 20
himself, still | can safely say that he as
TIE hesd Of the party machine in West
Virginia and chief Of the Federal office
holders ring will set the wheels to work
ior His EXcellsncy, Arthur, the only Pres
cent tie nation ever bad whose pants
con bag at the knees. When
The ROsss Clana
"semtle at the State Convention he will
90 on band and out the screws down tight
stu MAKE the machine do Its best lob for
lhe StslWart President.
lhe Blame men may succeed in getting
lh TWO or three delegates, but Arthur can
count on good msjority Of the DELEGATION
tn tne hrst ballot II it is found th,t
Arihnr cannot be nominated, Boss Atkin-
Soh Will order bis henehmsn 10 maze a
'reak Tor Lincoln, the son OF hls Fathsr
NhO was never heard Of until GarfsId
tTueht MIN our snd since Ihsk time has
Tty been hgure-head as Secretary of
"sr. GCf is for Liucoln, and I think a
vile cum bir alton has been formed hstHssn
'i'm snd West Virg,nia's Boss, thaf
tekls. PA"N'A-
OfCCErse You will 20 on the State Con-
nee tgsiD snd manipulate the campaign
!uic cs Tor the Star Route party during toe
'rnirt hight, | ssid The SialWarg Boss
NhSeo It's tsiI hist in the sir, ran his long
irhI hi gers 'hT'ugh his straight, Iadia1-
'Se L ar SRd stsrsd ss IL be beheld ths
GhONG Of old PierpOnG
t'tors him.
"lshal never manage another canpaisn
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ob,o l.,v,e,. Ary,.,ed for Yrnua.

CINCINNATI, March I2.-United States
Marshal Wright arrested eK Congressman
IF. Mckinney and y. II. Smiley, both
prominent lawyers OF Piqus, o., and quietly
brought them 10 this city. They are
charged with RECEIVING illegal fees In the
prosecution OF pension claims, and this
morning were released on $1,000 bail each
TO appear at court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13
A FIRE SWEPT TOWN.
TIE Business Portion OF Allegan.
Michigan. wholly Destroyed.

KALAMAZOO, MrcH., March IA fire
started shortly before noon on the west
tide Of the business quarter Of the village
OF Allegan, twenty five miles north Invest
Of this place, and under . high
west wind swept through the
entire district, AMI then 70 the
river, taking every brick store building 10
the place, except Cbatiee II ,iel and Pscks
Bank building. The fire ha ! run Its course
in two hours. The aggregate loss IL placed
by Allegen business men o! from four 10
FIVE hundred thousand dollars, but II 10
probably a high estimate.
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what He Deserved

PoueHKKkrsIk, N. Y, March l2-rhe
trial of John B. Griffin for killing Samuel
Groever, of Pswlipg with q dynamite
cartridge on the evening of October 5, 1888.
resulted in verdict of murder in the hrst
degree. Seneca Miller and George Mullins
for the same offence will be tried to-mor-
row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13
They Accent a Reduction.

PrrrsBURGH, March l2.-The Singer,
Eimick & Co Steel Works will contioue in
operation, the employees having accepted 0
reduction Of from 10 II per cent The
wsges OF those working under the Analga-
mated Association scale remains IN
changed
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BAD FOR DETROIT woSK!aeMEN.
BaIr q Dozen Factories Burnt Yester-
day Morning.

DETROIT, Mich, March l2.-Fire this
morning started in stradon's wooden mills
and destroyed thst and the Novelty Manu-
featuring Compsny's works, and Rich
uond's box. factory. The flames then
,pread to Comstock's saw mill, Clark &
Acker's sash and door factory, BisSel's
mammoth carpet.sweeper factory, Hend-
ley's belt factory, and the Felt Boot Com
psny's works. The carpetsweeper factory
loss is SIS, ,0O0; partly insured. The Felt
Boot Conpsny's loss is $40, 900; insured for
$500. The other losses bring the total to
fnllv 800 600
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III. Rrasu Crush ed In.

wEYaswEGA, Wis, March II Frederick
yieik.. q German, as years old, was found
today near his barn 10 the town OF Lind
with bis skull crushed in. A msllet lay
baside him, bat there was no other trace
OF the murderer. yierks had considerable
money about him before tbs murder,
which In now missing.
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worE of the Festiye CyeIone.

SrAKKvILLE, Miss, March ia cyclone
in this county yesterday destroyed every
building at Streets Mills. Many planta-
tiops suffered serious loss. Mrs Grier and
daughter, Ossion, at Gillespie. were killed.
The loss In the county Is 100000.
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Crooh. Sent 4, the peuitentsary.

srEUBESvILLE, March 12-Frsnk Wilson,
Edward Stephens and VIM. Morton, the
crooks mentioned yesterday as convicted
of pocket picking, were sentenced this
morning 10 the Penitentiary for eighteen
mnnlhh each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13

SoNK heathen are not as much OF the
heathen IS We think; read q Mabomstan
proverb, "God has bestowed the good
things OF this world 10 relieve onr necsssi
ties, not to reward our virtues; these will
be rewarded In another world" We
know Of no greater necessity 10 be relieved
,hsn stubborn cold, and we know of no
better relief than Dr., Bulls Cough syrup,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13
FISHING FOR PIKE.
An EIopements story Running Through
Two states.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., March PA detec.
tive is in the city searching for a couple
who eloped from Garrettsyille, o. Re
Gently NJ. A. Pike, a farmer sold his farm
end started for Tennessee to look for an-
other, leaving his wife at home. Last week
Mrs. Pike eloped with a fruit tree agent
named Lewis, taking 81, 400 belonging to
her husband, and purchasing tickets for
Cleveland. Her goods were shipped here,
addressed to r. +. Lewis, but have not
been called for. The officer is patiently
awsiting the appearance OF the pair, be-
lieving they will come here.
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Shot Hfa Wife.

Po1s1 PLEASANT, w. Va. March ia.-Jo-
seph Quimby, living west OF Columbia,
while under the inf nence Of whisky, shot
his wife with shot gun, ,infiicting mortal
wound. No cause Is assigned for the act.
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u.,,,, onn Compromise.

HAMuros, OSr., March 13.-rhs striking
operatives Of Mcpherson & Co.'S shoe fac
tory will return to work on compromise.
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Arhnn.n. DeuocrntIe Conyentien.

LITTLE RoCk. ARK, March l2-rhe
Democratic Executive Committee to-day
decided 10 toId the State Convention TO
dominate State oficers and select dsle-
gates to the National Convention June 2
st Little Rock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13
BeHWoop.
Do ubIe RSs sessl 81 . Nothes ssd Chf1a
whose Deaths Were Caused by, The
R1oOd.

Do uble RUo egA1 81 HotheR ono Cntlo
whose Deaths Were Caused by, The
Flood.
6pccial 10 he R>1ist~.
BKsWsoD, March i2-Mr. NJ Dolau has
had his store room re6tied and enlarged.
He will reopen his grocery the latter part
OF this week.
One OF the agents Of G. A. Houses music
store 10 doing . land ofacs business here
this week.
Mr.. W. Nsrple. Who 10 Ill with the con-
sumption, Wa reported - dying iast ewes
ing.
Quite Q aad intermsot took plscs hsfs
to-day. IL was that a Mrs. Cook and, her
child, whose deaths are some Of the todi'
rect fruits OF the food. - your readers
may recolIect the Incident mentioned dur.
ing the fiood Of thss lady, Der Husband and
child fleeing to the factory for rsfngs from
The water when Il entered their d0nicils,
sba Of the vatens coming higher nd higbsf
and no skin cane TO theif resedA. They
we're compelled 10 climb. ~ on the
machinery and, gripdstons 70 eseaps the
water. and when taken out In the
morning theywere c1nplstsly drecchsdand
had suffered o night OF untold aeooy.
Wheo Hen BY your rsportef on that event
full TIur,say morning al the horrors they
hsd 81 RsFsd were f1lly dspicted up)n
their cy.atepsneeA Thb exposurs ves
the prt rarsor Of fevsr which swept both
moths . and child 10 that bourne where
sorro @ 10 known no more.
T. Charles EsTp, . popular nsilsr Of the
Be mont Wss In town yestsrdsy visiting
II lends.
The crossings are being rssufsctsd from
che mud and the street commisoionsfD are
d1ino rood Uork in Ren0ral
There viii b new fenoe pat around The
public pchool properly.
The Msthodist Sunday school property Il
being dried.
RissrvieW, The Morrow property. ln III
suburbs Of the city, 10 for sale.
To eurean ordinary cough o. cold tx
one dcse OF Dr. Wistars Balnm q Wkid
Chsrry before going 70 bed st night Il
will cause suspsnsion Of nervous sxcits
bflity, allow you sueet fspooa and u
morning The cough viii b eons. u y ~
best and thefefofs chsapest carr for eyu9hs
colds spd ccnsump pficn: (: 70 ed By drngxtset
etpersIly, and ouzht 70 be found IN sssfy
intelligent househoid.
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Waste no time; delays hsvs dangerous
ends! II member of your family is suf
ferirg with slight cough or cold, don't
vsiI until IL develops itself into consump-
ton, bot procure ct once q bottle Of DR..
Balls Cvugh Syrup and cure that cough,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13

RxAxxRKR o complete cure for aches,
psins, sores, pimples, urinary ssdimsnts,
disturbing dreams, nervousness desPond.
ency, Indigestion and general weakness OF
mind and body, brougnt on oy improper
habits or otherwise, Is found IN tWa or
rhree bottles of Dr.. Guysott's Yettoz Dock
and Ssrsaparilla, as has bean proven by the
experience of many who lsng sdffsred, but
COW feel well and strong in all parts OF .as
body,
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nm. Ci,x rrss.nrer ef KrIe pI.appears.

ERIE, Pa, March l2.-John Boyle, the
city treasurer OF Erie, whose term expires
in April, has disappeared and no trace can
ne found of him. His accounts were ex.
smiped few weeks sgo and ne was found
three thousand dollars short
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-11

Corner Elm and PoydraS streets,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
PROFESSIONAL.
j. MoRoNEY,
w AttOrney-at-Law
6l2 Main stree,
Dallas, Texas
MARSHALL Il STRANGE,
M AttOrneys-at-Law
No. 30i Main street, Dallas, Texas
+. p. MARSHALL. w. T. SrRANGE,
IL S. BELL, County Attorney
Hs AttOrney-at-Law and Land Agent.
Baird, Callahan County, Texas.
w BAG &. WRIGHT,
w. Attorneys-at-Law,
No. 7l5 Main street, mp stairs, Dallas, Texas.
A RNoLD, GLASGOW Il ARNOLD,
n AttOrneys-at-Law,
Graham, Texas.
Office In Federal court building, west side
public square. VIII practice In the State ana
Federal courts.
YoHN W. DoREMUs,
81 Attorney at-Law and Land Agent,
Bryan, Texas.
Commercial practice solicited.
C,ARswELL Il FULLER,
~ Attorncys-at-Law,
Decatur Texas.
u. i. CNRSWELL' FULLY ~ FULLER
TALL & PATTON,
III AttOrneys-at-Lnw and Land Agents,
AlVnradO, Johnson County, Texas
Refer to Alvarado bank, 4. Il. Truelove, j,
VI. hin, n. L. sparks
81. AttOrney-at-Law and Land Agent.
Cleburne, Johnson County, Texas.
Has n complete abstract of all land titles In
the county.
! a. Attorney-at-Law,
Decatur, TeXns,
INEILL& YOUNG ,NS6i,oov..,,-,ow
Stephenville, Erath County, Texas.
a., II. NELL. LEE YOUNG.
JAMES A.CoN, MD,
81 Oculist and Aurist
sos Main Street, Dallas, Texas
Ofiice hours Q II. IN. to II m. and 2 TOD p, m,
A DERNAATHY BROS,
Mckinney, Texas.
W. VI. ABERNATHY. NJ. G. ABERNArHY'
IL Physician and Surgeon.
Bogle's hotel, $50 Ross Avenue.
Telephone messages TO BOgle's hotel, No. $50
Ross Avenue, or Houses drug store Will re-
ccvc prompt attention day or night,
I INDSLEY Il BRADFORD,
Ia ATTORNEYS and Councillors ut Law,
ISj Main Street OLlndsley building), Dallas
Texas. Give special attention To commercial
and corporation law In State and Federal
courts.
GARTER * WRIGHT,
= u Altorneys-at-Law,
San Angela, Tom Green County, Texas
- DoACH 4 RICHARDS,
Wcatherford, Texas
win give prompt attention TO business IN
any of the courts of the state. In connection
with Mack Il. Roach 4 Co., surveyors, do q
general land business. Collections specially
l. n. Roach. j. NJ. RICHARDS,
h / N FAiL42E .i,or0ov.o,.Iaw,
Notary Public and Real Estate Agent,
Is Abilene, Texas
y II 5. MELVEN,
III. ATTORNEYS mt Law and Banker,
Seymour, Baylor County, TONns
4 Exchange bought and sold ON all the prin
cipal points.
- g COLEMAN,
-. Attorney Law,
D, Colorado City, Texas,
Collections promptly attended to,
DOONE a SCARBOROUGH,
n ID Lawyers, Land and Collecting Agents
X Sweetwnter, Texa,
" Joseph BooNE. ]. b. SCARBOROUGH,
Notary Publ,
N GORGE II, PLOWMAN,
VI Attorney -at-Lay,
And Notary Public
= 1903 N lrth side Main street, corner Poydra
- Dallas, Texas, Prompt attention TO business
r CRAWFORD 4 CRAWFORD,
I, Law,
Office No. ~ Main Z
NJ. L. CRAWFORD. w. l.. CRAWFORD.
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Sick Headache.

One riaple oosr Of Bailcy's Saline hTcT!crt
.,i rrre n MIA time in ten cases Its thu mld.
mi, hest AMI cheapest substitute for pills IN Ire
,rt4l, Il curca constipation, hi'iormtss ruk
inr,vh sirE headache. heart aAr'i, I'D s,oma,A'
~, ...# mfg .un7, rciftshcs pud mvigouEi
ft, W., Is ,rl chic, cheers the & pressed, gc's
....\ ..,l ia, ',.g nd ndneys, aluvs symp'
tuts " loser, rro'nn'es hed,,"im persprauoI,
,.ru,at,s n, Gnv III bile, mtipatrs the pangs Q,
,(nrur, t,sin, lcanscs the stomach ard KEEPS the
hem cuo and clear.
Wbrn yop need a nu-rative--trv H. I.arg.
B,u,es 70 cgnt. II iSHt p,gaslht Us glass d
al rren Va,tr Sold eve tWl.s.s.
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BELLE p. PRINCE.


When Won visit or leave New York
vhy save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop nj the Grand Union h0trl,
opposite the Grand Central Depot. ST.
hOnlrad elegant rooms, fitted up AZ q
vSt of Sl,0OO,OO0, reduced to 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Elc'
,nor Restaurant supplied with the
No1 llorse-cars, stages and elevated
Mnids to all depNts. Families ear
lFbclter for less money at the Crane
,non hotel than in any other lirst-clas'
N,el in the city.