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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
DYING OF A STRANGE DISEASE.
4 Peculiar MRlRdy Carrying on the
sheep About New wcomeTstOwB.

NEwcoMERsTowN, o., March % "A pc.
cuiar malady termed the grub is just
now carrying of many OF the sheep in this
section, and ssd havoc is being made
gmoug some of our wool growers hocks.
The disease is caused by worm called the
Cub and is = very distressing one. The
egg of the worm is deposited in the nostril
Of the sheep in JIIy or August by pecu'
liar kind OF fly, and the grub matches out
in March and begins burrowing toward the
brain, which, when it penetrstes, kills the
an imsl at once, There Is no remedy for II.
The worm is about the size OF our common
grub worm aud has the peculiar gimlet ap.
pearapce of that worm. Mr. Richard King,
prominent farmer near here. has already
To-; - OF his finest sheep, and other farm.
els have lost nearly their entire flock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
WHISKEY DID THE WORK.
A Young Man Dies From Dfssipatios
.a and Exposure.


ar and Exposure.
NEwcoNERsrowS, O., March 2s.-This
community was startled this morning BY
the announcement that the dead body OF
Mr.. Edward A. Thompson, Of this place,
had been found in the hay NOW of Mr..
Richards livery stable, on Bridge street
There was found on his person pint flask
and half pint flask, partly filled with
whisky, and q small two ounce vial, which
contained about one-half an ounce Of some
kind OF liquid, supposed to be
poison. Mayor James T. Pea
cock, as acting coroner, made an
investigation and found the facts. II ap-
pears that he might have died from dissi-
patton and exposure, as he had been on Q
protrscted spree since Tuesday and com.
planned yesterday OF being very sick. He
was q son of Mr.. A. B. Thompson, OF this
place, and was considered one OF the best
telegraph operators in Ohio. He had been
employed on the Wheeling and Lake Erie
telegraph at Massillon for some time, but
he came down here on Tuesday night. He
was last seen about 10 o'clock last night,
and it is supposed he took refuge in the
haymow and there died from exposure,
although there are some who think he
became despondent and committed suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
InE OUTLOOK A DARK ONE
For the Employees Of the CanadS~n
Grand TRUNK

For the Employees OF tne S"h"
Grand Trunk-
MONTREAL, March 2S-With respeck 10
the attitude of the employees Of the Grand
Trunk road, the Assistant General Manager
SAYS ne has no apprehension OF trsuole.'
The conference held here by the General
Manager with delegations OF men from all
psr:s OF the line were Of the most smicsole
ana cheering character. There was no
alternative forced upon the delegates, oy
The General ManageI, and after the whole
matter was reasoned on both sides, the
representatives left to consult their fellow
workmen aud give reply. The answer has
moi vet arrived, but is soon expected. Win
low freights, such As are ruling at present,
and no prospects for any aeuyity IN tne
lain trade in the near future lin fact, IN
m after the next harvest the Assistant
General Mansger thinks the prospect ia not
by any means reassurlng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
A FIGHTING sALVATIoNlsT
Who Wants 81, 900 from an OnScer Tor
MalieiOas Arrest.

AFEcShs
NV HASEN, March 2S.-The hearing in
the suit Of Captain Dinsh S. Johnson, Of
the local corpse of the Salvation Army,
8, ,;ainst Chief of Police Webster, claiming
81 900 damsges for malicious arrest on De-
cember II, was begun to-day. During the
hearing Lawyer Srouse, the attorney for
Captain Dinsh. charged that the arrest was
the result Of a conspiracy between Mayor
Lewis and Chief Webster, and that the
persons who complained sgsinst the DIS
,turbance of the public peace caused oy the
Army's singing, existed only in the fertile
brain Of Mayor Lewis. On the stand Miss
Johnson acknowledged that previous to her
arrest Mayor Lewis had forbidden her and
the others of the Army to continue their
dem oustrations in the streets and public
squares. She claimed as did the other
members Of the Army, that the singing on
the night Of the arrest was orderly and in
no sense boisterous. The hearing will
probably be concluded 10 morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
WHAT CANADIANS WILL HAVE TO DO
\, Parliament Takes the Duty on from


OTTAWA, March 2S.-The Nova Scotia
members of Parliament are strongly oppos-
ing the duty being taken oil United States
coal, while the Ontario representatives hold
that notwithstanding the higher duty I'M
posed their province is forced to purchase
her fuel in the United States owing to the
heavy cost OF transportation from tue Nova
Scotia mines, and therefore demand tSst
All coal be admitted free OF duty. The No
va Scotia supporters OF the Govern ments say
that they will vote against SIR Joon Mc
Donald sbould he carry out his present in
tention of removing the daty. There IS
not likely to be any chaEge in the tariff at
The session of Parliament
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
Her yI..h su.rmed wiah Parasites.

Pr1TsBURGH, March 2s.-A microscopic
examination OF . piecs OF Mira Mary
schulties' leg, wbs died Of symptoms Of
trichins in westnorelsndo county last wssk
worms under MS microscope were fonod
in all stages Of development Ludwig
Schulties an d the Galley family Of sfx, Who
ate Of the FORK st the same time, are 10 .
very serio as condition, and IL II probable
that Scf .uities and four Of the Galley
fsmily gill ole.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29

FORMERLY week, nervous, dyspeptic and
debilitated individuals who found only
disappointment in the various bitters and
secret 0uack hostums, pretended kidney
medicines, ETC., are sgreesbly surprised to
regain perfect health and strength OF mind
and body, and complete hearts ease and
freedom from. aches and pains by the use
of DR.. Guysott's yellow Dock and Ssrsa-
psrilla. It restores every disorderei fun
ton 10 normal condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
A LIVELY FIGHT IN UNDRESS.
Politics In q Turkish Bath Room
Cause Trouble.


ST. Louis. March 2s.-This afternoon
there Was lively fight in the Turkish
bath room OF Drs. Ehart ( Adams, ,on Olive,
near Twelfth street. The contestants were
Colonel L. Thomas, City Marshal OF St.
Lous, and K. +. Morrison, a well-known
Democratic politician. Both were lying in
nude condition on the reclining chairs in
the place when they entered into political
argument, which was terminated by in.
sultipg remarks on both sides. Then Nor
rison seized q rod spring that was lying
loose on a door and with it proceeded to
log Thomas, who was struck bali dozen
times before he could rise aud fairly de-
fend himself. Being the more powerful
Thomas very quickly doxned his assail-
ant. In scniIe on the floor Morrison got
his finger in Thomas left eye and gonged
il severely. At this junctur. Councilman
Straub, who was in the shampooning-room
rushed in and separated them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
MURDERED AND HID IN A CREEK.
A Missipg Boy Pound shot rhsssgh
the Temple.

RoNE, Ga, March 2s.-Henry Foster. .
l2-year-old son Of photographer OF Trson,
went out hun ting on Tuesday. That night
he fsiled 10 return. Search was instituted,
in which over one hundred men Joined,
and late last night bis body was found 10
Chapel Creek Weighted down with heavy
stones An examination Of the body
bowed that the boy hsd been shot 10 the
rmple by q charge OF buctshot. The boys
dog, which was seen with him on Tuestsy.
Al bis gun. can no whore bs found. HE
BODY bad been robbed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
A WHOLESALE NEcKTIE PARTY.
Four Murderous Bandits Hung NJ
Tombstone. Arizona.

Tombstone, Arizona.
TOMBSTONE, ARR, March go. w.
Sample, Dan Down, VIM. Dslane and Dan
Kelley were hanged at lis this afternoon
for the Bisbee murder. The bandits
marched up the steps OF the scatlold with.
out fiincbiug. All declared their inuo-
cence. Heath, who was lynched here
February %, was also innocent. They
babe good bye TO their friends, expressed
faith in the Christian religion. requested
their bodies TO he delivered to Father Gal.
lagher. Nothing occurred to mar the
Sherifrs plans. The rsurderers were all
dropped Oft together, and excepting Down
died without struggle. over a thousand
persons witnessed the execution. A large
balcony had been erected outside and over
looking the jsil yard, the builder intend
ing TO charge dollar and half admission,
but the mob became indignant and tore it
down. In the row which followed seven
persons wore ipjurned. One man had a
leg broken and another his arm. The
balcony would have ested five hundred
persons. With this exception everything
passed off quietly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
sMAcKs OF SLAVERY DAYS,
A North Carolina Man Advertised for
Sale.

GREENvILLE, n. O., March 2S.-Johu
Hands in January mortgaged himself in
regular form to secure note, giving the
holder of the note right to his work and
to sell him il he failed to pay the debt.
When the time named in the mortgage ex.
pired and the debt remained unpaid, the
holder of the note advertised Hands to b.
sold at auction. A great crowd gathered
to see the novel sale, but an injunction
was taken out and no sale took place. The
matter IS now in the courts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
A. Ear,bsu.ks - Gesssta.

MAcos, Ga, March d. News comes
from the center Of Laurens county. Of IN
earthquake which set many Of the people
10 praying. 0oe man says he thought he
heard a cyclone coming, bat knes diner.
.nt when the earth moved under him.
The house sbook and the Window broke.
Similar manifestations were heard ten
miles away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
IN The OHIO LEGISLATURE.
TIE Liquor Bill n special Osdes for
TuNsday.

CcLuMBUs, o March 2s.-The House this
afternoon pasted Mr.. Barger's Judicial Po-
lir:cal bill. In the Senate the graded Liquor
Tax bill came up for consideration New
amendments were added to the measure,
lDc the time for consideration OF the bill
mste aspscisl order for next Tuesday
Tbs course Ess he only one left, the eyi'
d.i OF jsct Uf the Senate being TO kill time
and finally let the bill lie on the table.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
s..hinrHerRar-AxaxL Lover.

BALrIMoRH March 2s.-There arrived
here late laa night, on the way to New
YoIk'from Washington, pretty.fsced girl
from the vlud, Switzerland. She was
going 10 Monteyideo, Uruguay, to meet her
lover, an atuche of the British legation
there, who bad been her tutor IN his native
country. Sh. was travelling alone. Soe
sailed TO day, expecting to be married on
arriving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
WHY DAVID DAVIS SMILES,
Hut fakes no Interest ~ OF Old In
Party Politics.

BLOOMINGTON, III March 25-There are
signs Of pre- paration about the home Of aH
Senator David Davis. Of this city, other
han those incident to a politicians grid.
irg his loins for the approaching party
contest. They indicate the advent ola
n.w factor in the judges family relations,
.n d the ex Senator's host OF friends are
preparing TO make merry over the blissfu II
event. II is scarcely probable, under the
circumstances. that the eK Senator can be
-pared from the Davis mansion TO attend
he Republican convention in any capac-
ty. He will be needed at home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
TWO ANGRY RIVERS
Give New EngIandersa Small ia neof
FIo5hs

NASHUA, n. II, March 2S.-The Mesri-
mack river begins 70 assume serious
aspect. 1t is twelve feet above low water
mark and rising enc inch per hour. 1t has
backed upon the fats at the mouth OF
Nashua river, submergipg the low land.
Tbrte foot more OF rise will do serious
damages.
rose one feet last night. The water reaches
the lower windows Of the buildings on its
bank. A portion OF the old fume has gone.
The water is sixteen feet above low level.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
SHE MARRIED HIM WHEN DRUNK.

Why . Pretty New Yevk Bigsmist Lss.
guishes IN Dusasre.
NEw YoHK, March D. s.4Mrs Annie Wbst-
more wsllingford Tiffany Redhsffer Hswss,
the notorious adventures, was arrested
tonight on complaint Of MRS. Celia Hsvss,
Of Brooklyn, who chsrges her with marry.
ing Mr.. Hawes, husband OF the com plain.
ant, after frst getting him drunk. A few
weeks sgo the prisoner had Hawss arrestsd
on . charge Of bigamy for having married
her while bsd another wife living. Mrs..
WslIingford has been on . spree for several
dsvs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
Sz,.. Ham. v,,~ 49, East.

PIrrsErYsH, March 2s.-Prssidsnt Cline.
OF the Glsss Worker Association, returned
home last night from an inspection Of The
Rlsss bosses In the East. He reports .
favorable condition ot Affairs aud says
that tbe outlook Tor the window gisss tfsjs
this summer 10 sspssisily epcour'gip1.
Trade Wss GOOD and n.Ansiseturers osfsjh
good spirits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
DEATH IN A NEW FORM
The Strange work wrought by . Len
ON Seed.

ON Seed.
SOMERSET, Pa March 2S.-Several years ago
a lemon seed lodged in the throat Of Henry
]. Picking, of this place. All efforts to
dislodge it proved futile. 1t became I'M
bedded in the muscles of the throat, and
ceased to cause any inconvenience. Several
weeks sgo Mr.. Picking began to feel
an alarming sensation about tne tnroat
and neck medical examination re
vsslsd the horrifying fact that the lemon
seed was the nuclt as Of a large and rapidly
incrsasipg tumor, whose branches reached
ont and clutched his throat in deaiiy
Srasp. A portion Of it has been Sut away,
but the case is au incursols one, and the
death OF the victim is only matter oil
month or two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
Three ChIIdren In a single Grave.

TorroS, Pa, March S.-Diphtheria 10
prevailing in this neighborhood to an
alarming extent. In the family OF Her
man Hayxssumpf three children died from
the disease and we're buried at the same
time. One was six years and the others
were twins Of four. All were buried in 3
single grave, the twins being placed
together in q coffin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
WALLACE AND RANDALL HARMONIOUS:
They Have Forgotten Past Differences
and viii Work Together.

and viii Work Together.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Eckley
B. Coke, of Pennsylvania, arrived in this
city on private business on Monday, but
expressed diffidence as to conversation on
political questions. 81 am not apolltician,"
he said, "never professed to be, and don't
want to be. OF our home matters really
know very little just now"
How about Mr.. Randalps candidacy"
"Well, Mr.. Randall has very strong fol-
lowing among our Pennsylvania people.
Many Of the counties have instructed for
him."
"And as to contest between Ran lall
and Wallace, how is that"'
There is no danger, think. Both fac
tions are strong, but until the convention
meets it would be hard to say what infu.
ence may be strongest there. Both these
gentlemen are too good politicians to allow
petty things to influence them, and |
think either is generous enough to con.
slider the other If the veal OF the Keystone
State demands it. Either of them would
be fully acceptable to our people, too. The
old personal feeling between them is not
likely to crop out"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
ALONG STANDING SUIT ENDED

By Washington Father and Son
Agreeing to EOnpfOmfse.
WASHINGTON, Pa, March 2S.--The case Of
Stevenson VS.. Stevenson, which has been
on trial for the past two or three days, came
to sudden close to day by the parties com.
promising the case. The plaintiff and de.
ttndant are son and father, the former hav-
iuc resided on the lstter's farm for 30 years
without receiving, as he claims, Just recon-,
pense. The compromise gives the son 5000
cash, bis father to pay all costs, including
attorneys fees. The costs amount to sew.
eral hundred dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
Ioos,ps row.rd bigger wages

PIT1sBuRsH, March 28.-The Nshonal
Executive Beard Of Miners, composed o.
five State Prs,idents, will meet in this oisy
about The middle Of April. The msetiAs 10
called to take action toward having the
price of mining increased in the Kanavha
river distrisk The miners OF the latter
place are no; members Of the association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
A CONFEDERATION POSSIBLE
Between the Mt. vernon, Coshoetoa
and wheeling and Wheeltng and
Lake Erie Railroads

ana WneciAnk hna "h0cAAnB anu
Lake Erie Railroads.
MAssIILoN, o., March 2S.-It is learned
from q prominent railroad gentleman. who
arrived in this city tonight, that the disco
tors Of the Mt. Vernon, Coshocton and
Wheeling Railroad Company were in con-
ference at Chrichsyille this afternoon with
delegations sggregating about 100 persons
from many points between and including
Wheeling and Mt. Vernon. About forty
miles of free right Of way were reported
east Of New Comerstown which Is consid'
cred q remarkably good showing for
the amount Of effort expended. A res
olution to vigorously push the work OF
obtaining subscriptions and other right OF
wsy was unanimously adopted and the
movement seems decidedly popular. On
invitation Wheeling amp Lake ErIe officials
were present in consultation, which looks
looks like an alliance of some sort, between
these two companies. not known to the
outside.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29

Do you need q remedy that Til cure
...-, ind Of bumor from . pimple or
..-,..,,;cn to the worst scrofuls and syphi-
Hf,e disorders, use Dr.. Guysott's yellow
Do<k and Sarssparills. Three to tys bot
5,rS rcTe Fkin diseases, salt rheum or tstter.
Ttlnf to ten bottles cure running ulcers
r<rofsls srd ell syphihtic disorders. one
fofhsps bottles cures sores, boils, ,csrouncies,
.ln. O. TO two bottles cures Pimples 90
III. fare, blotches, etc. It Is the ooly pei
f<rt Need purifier that can be made from
4 fhf4oueh knowledge Of drugs. AsS your
,lfrnrist for it Take no substitute
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
YOUNG VIRGINIA DESPERATE
Attempts the Murder Of n Farmer and
His Xlfe and Mother.

His Wife and Mother.
LYSCHBURG, Va, March 2.-In Roanoke
county near Salem, Leslie Lavender, sged
sixteen, attempted to rob q farmer named
Alexander o Hens, and the wife Of Owens,
bearing shot, ran out TO ascertain the
cause aud the young desperate shot her.
He then tried to murder Ovens mother,
but she escaped and alarmed the neighbour
Lavender fed and sought the protection OF
Matt Bsndy, relative, who refused to
shield him. Lavender then stole q horse
and escaped into Montgomery county,
where he abandoned the animal. Owens
and wife are supposed TO be fatally
vauuded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29

GehaolEer and SIOason to Meet Again.
Prr1sBUReH, p, March 2S-In answer to
ths Asocisted Press telegram tonight
from = NJ. Brunswick, Bake & Co. Chi
ieo. Rating Slosso7 challenge strictly
a1ord D I tie la ke line rules, JACOB
Sshatf'sr, champion 6illiardist, says ne will
accrpf Sloss m challenge and will play
hiln 81 hi, age on, or about Thursday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29

PlrrsBURGH, Pa, March 2S.-About eight
hundrsd coal miners OF the fourth pool
s,uck aeainst the reduction OF ons.fourth
cent per bushel IN the price Of mining. IL
is sai1 he third pool operators will also
insist upon smother cut Off quarter OF q
cant. The men are in 10 condition to strike
:. THAR d inanI ey are very low.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
A AJunpinthe Price oTCoke.

PrrsBURGH, March 2S.-Ths Connellsvills
coke pool association met to-day and sd-
yanoed the prices of furnace coke from
Ap-ll 20 81 10 and foundry coke to Sl.2j
par lon. These figures they claim are not
nish enough to justify them in carrying
on abusiness at fair profit and another
sdvnnee is likely to be made in short
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
To . y. 4 .. Bsaksoas st DeaSSsA
Yesterday.

To . -. u -. nSOASsSo - DpsD~Os
Yesterday.
8pec;sj 10 ~ RegistS.
BusooD, March B.-Tonorrov u psy'
day at Tie Bsuvoed ifeu vthks and IL
cireuladss medium viii fsssly drcalstA
The Relief Comaittsss ass wosdaG II
dsfatgably On the psrcsntam Of ~ lossss
sustained By ths inbsbitssfa
Captain Fred Cline, &ths PrinesA ~
10 town to-dsy.
Nlss Pearl BssctsA . vtssciouA yoaee
lady OF the lower wDd, 10 sistung htsndA
NJ, John vsndsrGtaft . HA o. books
NAN Who resides q fu1eiA's Mills bed tee
fingers crushed while coupling cars e the
Btnvood junrtioa this noeninG n 70
thought that anputtioa Will y nscessssy.
City politics are IN AoufisAins eofsAa'
tics.
The reiisf committee s1peet shsek
from Cipeinnad In ths Dess tusosA
John HsYYisoo b The osly psfeoe y n
.sghoS sfyiue,. vsrd that haS sves 1o1oeeea
coune soSseh - ds9ac1 - - ~
sntAositieo ouf light This b Id . fsS
v.eks neo vhsn be asked Tor et!eet lAop,
snd csIDe near beisg moeosd fof hie esose.
ity. when John sgsin yietfe - aW
sS.mbsr Il viii b . . full 0o1Go4 eoun.
Gilman. Mind that win yoaf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
ARumor THAT Khartoum Has Fallen.

LONDON, March 2s.-The Standards cor
respondent at Cairo tslegrsphs that rumors
are prevalent there that Khartoum has
fallen. II Is i'm possible to confirm or con,
trsdict the wild rumors; The cnrrent anu
official world, both civil and military. are
waiting in anxious suspense for news from
GprAnn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
A n y.ssrie.s Dissppearssee solves.

T',Eos1o, Ont, t,-Msrch 2s.-A strange
st ny Is told by Mr.. Gillespie, Of thiscity,
j n,t returned from Ireland. -Four yesn
sgo John Ksro, manager Of the Royal Open
House here, mystsriously disappeared with
$4,000. Giilsspis states that while In ID ib'
lin be was told BY one 10 whom the mur:
derer confessed, that Kero had beeu killed
40 the Great Western Railroad and bis
BODY thrown over the Suspension bridge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
Hirhe.t Haiar far rhIrtr Year,l

DovkR, N. H., March 2s.-The water >W-
ing ever the Cscheco dam this morning
measured So inches over the flush boards.
This is the highest for thirty years. Great
fear is expressed for the safety of several
bridges above the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29

EUrzrrouL food 10 essential asa mass
of restoring q copsumptive 70 health. A
medicine that will strengthen the luag'
and 500 he sll irritation is ali necessary.
Such . remedy Is DR.. Wistsrs BLssm Of
wild Cherry. II IL the only preparation of
wild Cherry that gives opmplets sstisfsc
lion. I. quickly cures coughs and colda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29

A RgTEAS nesspaper- sIys thst the
latest sensation IL q 81 louis horss that
cbews ioSscSr; nut q. gr"ai' s-n'i iPa
is DIR. gui". CoIgu- g Up. noN useI 81
sSe.y stn.ib.e person,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
IN. FaIIure. sun Deereasisx.

New YosK, March 2s.-R G. Dun & C".
rap,,rt failures for the week to DO in the
U nitad States l72, in Canada 50, total Of
2O4 against 2l3 the week before
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-29
WHEFIING W. VA. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH

this feeling has spread so rapidly and
caused so much alarm to the B.aine men
that their leaders now feel confident that
that vigilance alone will serve to guard
them from the danger.