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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28
GarfieId's Old Regiment

SANnrsxY, August 27.-The 42d Ohio,
Garfield $ regiment, held its reunion at Lake
side yesterday and to-day. 1t was voted to
meet there next year in the last Wednesday
in Augus.. Since the death Of Garfield no
president has been elected, the vice president
presiding. About 200 members survive.
Captain Hubbell, of Cleveland, is the pre-
siding president and {. i. Henry secretary
Letters were received from Senator Sher-
man, Mrs. Garfield and others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

The best interests Of humanity depend Oh
Ike good health Of our women foiks-and yet
those Sith brightest in:ellects seem TO suffer
nost with ailmeu;s peculiar to female hfe.
Il Is veil to remember that the whole female
system can be built up to proper state Of
endcrance, piinples, sores swollen limbs
monthly pains and other indications OF fe-
male disease, made to disappear and roSus.
health OF mind ard body take the place OF
illness and distress, II timely use Is made
use of Dr.. Guyso.t's Yellow Dock and Sars-
snaYills. Il restores the blood 70 perfect
bsslth, it strengthens the muscular and ner-
yous system. II gives tone 70 the digestive
end urinary organs. Il auays ali irritation
of he mucous membrane. In word, It ia
a perfect female medicine, and aids every
fanction Of female Efe. No othe, rem@tT
equals Il. Have ycur druggist geii;- Tsse
no substitute
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28
QUEER DEFAlcATioN.

A Good Man Steals Thousands Of Dollars
and spends 70 on HE Family and
Church.
WmxEsB.RRr, Pa, August 21,-Thc
community was startled this afternoon by
the announcement Of the defalca,ion Of
Samuel Roberts, late paymaster for Charles
Parrish 4 Co., coal operators, to the amount
of between $4,000 and $4,000. Roberts
has been confidential clerk for the firm
for twenty years lie transferred his prop
erty, which includes his stock in the Red
Ash Coal Company, to Parrish. and the lat.
ter authorizes the associated press TO state
settlement has been effected. Roberts
sunk the money in household e1travaganccs
and religious oh jects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28
HENRY WARD BEECHER,

The Great Divine, Defines His Position as
to Governor Cleveland He Authorizes n
Statement-The Attack OH Cleveland a
Mean One.
New YORK, August 27.-General Horatio
c. King has had another interview with
Henry Ward Beecher, in which the latter
expressed the opinion that neither Ball,
Mitchell nor any Of the clergymen who made
the original attack upon Governor Cleve-
land had furnished any facts in support Of
their charges. He regarded the assault on
the Governor as one Of the meanest and
most dastardly things that had happened in
his remembrance. He authorized General
King to say further for him: II have moth
ing more to say at present. but what can be
put in few lines and that is that | have
listened to these stories Of Governor Cleve-
land about what he did when he was good
dealiyounger than he is to-day, ani all the
gross exaggerations that have been made
by his enemies since that time, and the
statements Of gentlemen with whom | am
acquainted and whose character | well
know, satisfy my mind that the Governor
had been subjected to gross and outrageous
Misrepresentation such as could have never
taken place except in the heat of politi,
cal campaign. While forbore and waited
until had adequate light, | am satisfied
now that Cleveland is the proper man for
President of the Uniten States, and that as
against Mr. Blaine's public and political
conduct, Cleveland is an angel of light.
How any man can vote for Blaine and feel
a conscientious scruple about voting for
Cleveland on the ground of morality, sur
passes my conception, for / regard Blaine as
one of the most corrupt men in pecuniary
affairs that we ever had in our government
| have no hesitation in telling my opinion
in regard to to the candidates What part
| shall take in the advocacy of Mr. Cleve-
land / can tell better after return to the
city from my vacation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

Grover Cleveland and the Democratic par
ty of this State can honestly claim the
merit of inaugurating all the measures that
have been taken up by other State Legis-
latures and passed to the great benefit Of
the working classes, and incorporated in the
national platforms Of the Democratic and
Republican parties.
"As for the great outcry made over the
vetoes of the FIVE cent fare bill, the mechan-
les hen bill and the car drivers bill, it is
sufficient to say that not one of those bills
was prepared or presented to the Legisla-
by working man or by labor Or
ganization, but all were measures by and in
the interest of middle men and spectators,
and for the benefit of the wealthy, and were
not asked for or desired by the working
classes"
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npoinr q Grand Work Tor Ma

In sending for new supply Of CompoSnd
Oxygen. gentleman at Walnut ID. saJs
4 cannot get along without i, as ii ].
doing such great work for me. Yoa would
no, believe ne TO be the same miserable man
/ was a rear ago TO see me no~. | an gain,
ing 20 last in fesh- ! weigh more than !
ever did in my life before, bat sill have
psins through my lungs when i do any
xork; bat other ways an feeling as veil
a. ever did :.
Or Treatise on Compound 0xygea,
Containing history Of the ciscoresT and
mode Of action Of this remarkable curative
agent. and large record Of ssrprising cares
IN CONSUMPTION. Catsrrsh. Nenrsigia,
Brcncbiiis, Asthma. etc. and vide rsag.s
~ cireu:c eis4ases, will he ssnt free. Ad
dress Drs S,srkey & Palcn. 1903 aaI I'LL
Gnsrd street. Pb:ladelphia.
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A VICTORY.

Gen. Gordon Defeats n Large Force OF
Rebels-Two Rebel Leaders Killed.
CAIRO, August 27.-News has been re
ceived here to the effect that large force
of rebels attacked Gen. Gordon's position at
Khartoum on the llth instant, aud after Sc
we're fighting they were driven back with a
heavy loss, two of the rebel leaders being
killed during the engagement
Major Kitchner telegraphs from Dongola
that srr ght in the report that Gordon
had gained great victory over the rebels
on August IL, and that two rebel leaders
were killed in the engagement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

Tux Chinese are displaying higher belli-
gerent qualities than they have had credit
for The French navy is now ready to tes-
tify TO their skill in the use of modern de-
stractib,es, as the flag ship Of the French
squadron fell victim to the Chinese tor
Tedo on yesterday. And the truth Of the
Tonquin affair be confirmed it is evident
that an army of small numbers has no bus
ness fooing around in Chinese territory.
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Anarchists Places Found.

BEESE, August 27.-The police yester-
day raided the houses Of certain we'll
known anarchists Of this city, and made
several arrests. They secured stock Of
highly inaammatory placards ready for
posting. The Swiss Government aanoun-
ees that measures Of increased stringency
will be forced against anarchists.
The Race fot tho Ebor Handicap.
IoypoS, August 27.-M the New Yotk
Augus, meeting to-day the race for the
great Ebor handicap stakes was won BY
Ansons colt, Ben Adler, Chetwynds 6lly
Quill second, and Blaquieres colt Ben Bolt
tn I'd.
Uttered Seditious Speeches.
CoSsTANrINorLE, August q. - The
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs is do.
tanned at the palace on an accusation Of
having recently made seditious speeches.
Minister Tnft Departs.
vienna, August 27.-Minister Taft left
yesterday for his new post as Minister to ST.
Petersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28
WHAT 1T MEANS.

Germany Hostile Attitude Toward Eng
land Fally Explained.
PARIS, August Pile Paris Berlin cor
respondent attributes the attitude Of Ger
many towards England and France to Ger
many's designs upon Holland and has rea-
son to believe China will not declare war
against France. Measures will be taken to
provision the French feet in the event Of
the English ports being closed and the
French will work the mines Of Kelung until
China pays the indemnity demanded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

gath" gives it as his opinion that the
German vote is drifting to CLEVELAND, and
that the Irish vote is gravitating toward
BLAINE. He treats the latter as an uncer-
tain quantity and likely to come back tOthe
Democratic fold, while the German element
is leaving the Republican party to stay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

A LADY, vino suffered from weakness Pc
cuHsr to her sex, in writing to friend,
said: a tried various kidney medi-
Cines, but only found myself growing worse.
A friend told me to use DR.. Guysotts Yel-
low Dock and Ssrsaparills. Its effect on
me wss soon indicated by clear and beau
,iful complexion, freedom from aches and
pains, complete removal of nervous de-
preston, painless regularity in habits of di-
restion and otherwise. ] cannot praise the
remedy too highly as true friend to suffer
ing womanhOod and as strengthening
:: sdicine.
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Uttered Seditious speeehes.
ELECTRIC TROUBLES.

The BANKERS and Merchants Telegraph
Company In a bad Way.
NV YORK, August 1.-THE Sheriff TO.
day took possession OF the safe and Office
furniture of the Bankers aud Merchants
Telegraph Company on a Judgment $751;
645 in favor of John A. Roebling 4 Sons
company, for wire furnished, Officers Of
the telegraph company says Matters are
now in abeynnce and the sale Of the prop
erty will be delayed as it is expected set
tlement will take Mace
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Fatal Fall.

LoyoKx, Ask. August 27.-To-iay Joe
Bogard, colored. agsd eighteen years, ws'
hung in the presence Of 5000 people TO-
rsping a white girl named Roy. aged l
wears, in January. Bogard on the gailoEs
made q speeeA warning the spectators
against low company aud crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28
AN ISLAND MEDDING.
A Garden Spot Belle Becomes Bridge
port .Matron-

A Garden Spot Belle Becomes Bridge
port -Matron.
Last night at halfpast eight o'clock Mr..
R. X. McConahey, the popular and hand
some druggist, Of this city, and Miss Lizzie
Hartstein, yivscious young lady Of the
Garden Spot were united in the holy
bonds Of wedIock ut the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hsrtstein,
No. l07 South Broadway, by Rev Mervein.
After the words were said that made them
man and wife, a repast was served The
wedding wn: entirely private There were
no cards and only members Of the two fam.
ilies we're present The happy couple will
leave for the west on their bridal tour as
soon as Mr.. McConshey can arrange busi.
ness matters. We extend our congratula-
tons
MISCELLANEOUS CITY BErEFs.
MrJohn Topping entertained number Of
friends last night very pleasantly. Mrs. W.
W. Bags, wife and sister dGeorge Pas
coe took in the Niagara excursion. Mrs.
John Heckle. Of Wheeling, is the guest Of
Mrs. HeinIein r. N. Carnes, prescription
clerk in Il. X. McConahey's drug store, Is
in West Virginia visiting friends. J.. Q.
Hoover, Of the Massiilon Republican,
accompanied by his wife and
child. were in town yesterday.
The Ohio Valley Glass Works will 60 on
next Monday. About 80 persons left on
the excursion yesterday for Niagara on the
CLAW. railroad Mrs A. J. Bags,
and St.. Clair Alexander returned yester-
day from Lake Breeze. Mrs- Rev. j. A.
Alexander and daughter. and Miss Barton,
Of Wheeling. are the guests Of Ar..R I.
Howell. A fine deer came in Yesterday Tor
The Wheeling Park. George Psscoe took
in the Niagara excursion yesterday. The
NJ. z. Sabbath school win picnic st Ridge
wsy Grove next Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

TuE French war against China was so
unproyoked that the defeat of the former
will be received with feelings Ofpleasure by
the rest Of the civilized world. Sympathy
Is always excited for the under dogiu every
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28
Base Ball.

Pittsburg-St Louis Unions IL, Pitts
burg 10.
Baltimore-Baltimore 5, MetrOpOlitans 2.
Philadelphia--Bufalo ?, Philadelphia O..
Providence 5, Chicago 3.
New York-New York 9, Cleveland I.
Boston-Bostous 5, Detroits 3.
Cincinnati-Forenoon game: lndianapo-
lis =, Cincinnati 3. Afternoon game: In
disuapolis 3, Cincinnati Z.
Richmond-Virginias I; Allegeuys >.
Observation-Disclosures l3; Brooklyns 3.
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should Have Been Better watched.

LANCASTER, Pa, August 27.-An assign
ment in bankruptcy has been fled on an
account of the Abraham Bitner L Ian
caster watch factory. The estate is heavily
encumbered; the liabilities amount 70 S75,-
coo. Over 100000 has been invested in
the concern since its inception eleven years
NON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

CHINESE GoRDoS is on top again, and
gives the ragged Arabs genteel Eogging.
Whenever they run against GORDox they
have TO be carted home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28
BANK FAILURE.

An Ohio Bank Cashier Keeps up the
Reputation OF His Kind-This One Goes
West.
XENrA. O., August 2T.-The Second Ma
tional Bank closed its doors this morning.
No particulars.
There was run on the bank yesterday,
but paymenrs were made so promptly that
confidence was restored and many renewed
their deposits. Cashier J. S. Ankeny hss
gone west The bank today is in the hands
Of an officer detailed ~ the Comptroller OF
the Currency, ard no statement as to its
condition is vet made. Ankeny resigned
two weeks ago Urder pressure and went to
his brother in Iowa. He speculated in grain
Heayy dcpOSitors are not scared, but the
small ones are Wild.
Cha>bicr Aukeny's grain transaction had
been with Il. NJ Smart, to whom the bans,
through Aukeny, recently made large ad-
ysLyoG Smar; gave mortgage 70 secure
III mouey, bUt the directors werk not salts
fCi and demanded Ankenys resignation;
He a.nt west ;lse next day and this caused
h, I'm Of Yesterday. The STOCKHOLDERS are
re- sJ.Cd as able TO meet all liabilities
hcpgh the amount is not vet made puoGe.
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WHEELING W. VA. THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST %. 1884.

tumult occurred yesterday at Lucca because
the project prohibited procession, and 1t
was necessary to cali out the military to
auell the disturbances Several rioters
were wounded. Marseilles public subscribed
5l3, 800 francs for cholera sufferers.
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France avenges herself on Germany BY
taking her into partnership in misery.
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Tar French government is likely to agree
with Mr.. jim NYE-that for ways that are
dark and for tricks that are vain the
Heather Chiuee' is peculiar,
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Accept Our Thanks
Taking an Island.

PARIS, August 27.-It is semi-o8icially
announced that after Admiral Courbet
leaves Min river he will occupy the Island
Of Formosa which will remain in the hands
o. the French until China pays the indem-
nifty demanded bp France.
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TuE British lion grows weary Of the slow
delay in the BLAINE campaign, and has con-
eludcd 10 twist his own tail.
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PoNERoY withdraws in favor Of ST. JoHS,
Now if ST. J0HN and BUrLER will withdraw
the deck will be cleared for action and
sofrebody's flag ship will 90 down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

THs British lion is beginning to twist his
own tail The FraneO-German alliance
doesn't mean comfortable repose to Eng
LID
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BY the time England and Russia form an
alliance there will be rszors flying in the
Europsan air.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

E,yr HrSBERr proves himselfs philan-
thropic ruler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

EyERy one should tell his neighbor that
te t's' remedy for curing coughs aud
Ct 'os sad ;he only sure cure for eORsump-
G"n. is i'r. Wistars Balssn Of Wild Cherry.
! ~ pleasant to take and Tery soothing snd
E'aEng IN It's effects.
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
The same Thing Seen Through Separate
CIasseS-RepubliCaa and Democratic
Views Of the Great warner-Taylor De-


hate.
C,Nrrrper Auc CAMBRIDGE, Aug n
~ ,',,-iv.. D The Joint Exclusive. The joint
dejsjc between General debate wAs an immense
Warner and Col. Taylor affair. From four to hVe
TO-DAY vaS listened TO by thousand people crowded
an immense crowd. This the park this AFTERNOON
h. ins Taylor's home, the from to5:JO O'CLOCK An
greater part OF the crowd immense crowd came
seemed With him al first, from the east and west
but ~ Warner progressed and north' seven eoacn
in the full prcof OF the losds came up from the
- , made in his letter south headed by the Csd-
nj .. tho conclusion Of well hand. W. X. Good
~, 4.,,,te ,bsr. wsS a eat, Chairman OF the Re-
.r,l,,,rurSt In his IA publican Central Com
,bi,b cpa,I In a nittee, and W. II. II. Nc
-, ,,,r,,r,r ler,oustra- nyar, Chairman OF the
-, NJ oi T,ylor's Democratic Committee,
.,.-,.,-,,.,,. ,bsdsha,c presidsd. Warner was
-, ,,y,r,,le 10 Warner received eo!dlyi Taylor
in IL, effects, and the with 4 storm OF eaeeIS'
Democrats are iUbilant be was sree'eu "i '"e
way through with shouts
and cries OF approval.
Warner made 4 speech
full OF force and near the
ciose OF his remarks en-
thused the crowd The
result Is undoubtedly a
triumph for Taylor, a.
though both sides claim
the victory. The crowd
climbed tres, fences,
posts, used every ayaila-
BILE Poiat OF yantSse and
listened eagerly 10 the
speeches. Both speaker:
were interrupted fire.
quently by the crowd
At the close OF the debate
there was prolonged ehccl
ing by the Taylor men
An attempt by the War
ner men 10 get up an Op-
position shout was 8 fail.
ure. Both men were
picked up and borne
through Che crowd amid
grea, cheering. The
preSs OF the district wa,
weil represented
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

A GENERAL European war is likely to fol-
-, from the Fraueo-German alliance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-28

VIZ can afford to fatten on European
connections. Let the foreign wars go
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Not for sale.

RaCXE, Wis, August T.--Nr Case ag-
to'izes the following statement with refer
enee to the various rumors that have been
si'oat as 10 Bonner or anyone else buying
Jay Eve See mo one has an option from
ne 10 buy or authority to sell Jay Bye See.
lie IS not for sale"
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As long as rats hold out the Chinese
vsr will not effect the wheat market per
ceplilly.
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Significant.

BgRIIX, August 27.-DeCouriel will re-
turn tomorrow from his conference with
Bismarck at Varzin. His visit followed an
invitation given at his own request, and the
greatest significance is sttached thereto as
effect. the Franco Chinese difficulties.
Accept Our Thanks.
PAEIS, August 2T<-The Minister OF Ma-
rine telegraphed Admiral Courbet the salts
faction of the Government at the brilliant
beginning Of the campaign in China and
wishing him success.
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An SIN proves himself a match for Mon
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BEFORE BREAKFAST

TnE Chinese puzzle grows interesting.
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MACGAHAN'S REMAINS

Reception of His Body ut Columbus-GoV-
ernor HoadIy Receives All That Is Mortal
oFth. Ear,cuu Correspondent.
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The Cow Tree.

In South America, especially in the
mountainous sections, grows a very won
dertul tree, called the Spanish Palo de
Naca. 1t seems to pros per on rocky ele-
vations where other vegetation will not
grow. After long drouth the tree ap-
pears to be dried up. but when punctured
the milk gushes out freely, and is eagerly
sought by both negroes and Indians. As
with the animal cow, the proper time for
milking seems TO be early morning. and
it is then that the colored people are seen
fiocking to the trees with milk bowls to
gather their supplies for the day
Besides atfording an abundant quantity
OF good, nutritious food for the inhabitants
OF the Cordilleras and Caracas, travellers
are supplied with liquid food where
every other edible substance is cut off bv
drouth. The milk is said to have most
agreeable odor. and analysis shows that it
is very similar to that of cows milk, ex-
cept that it is little more viscous. 1t is
also remarkable for containing an enor-
nous quantity of wax; in fact. this sub
stance constitutes fully one-half by weight.
The milk when allowed to stand tor a
short time. becomes thickened and turns
yellow. giving it the appearance OF cream
at the surface. Later it assumes eheesy
condition and this is followed by putre-
faction. Not only wax and ibrine are
constituents, salt of magnesia and waite
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-27

The light of investigation has irradicated
many things that have long been shrouded in
doubt and darkness. Medical science has
shown that rheumatism and neuralgia are due
to an impure condition of the blood. Athlo-
phoros, the great specific for those dreadful
maladies operates upon the blood, muscles
and joints, dissolves the acids that cause
disease, and by driving them from the system
brings relief to the sufferer. H. S. Chandler,
of the New York Independent, was cured of
rheumatism of two years standing.
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HALLS
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR REVIEWER

was the first preparation perfectly adspt-
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,.rst successful restorer of faded or gray
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HALLS HAIR REVIEWER has steadily
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Its unparalleled success can be attributed
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The proprietors have often been sur
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The effects of this article are not tram
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