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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-04-03

Republican District Convention OF the Fourth
Congressional District to elect two delegates to the
National Convention to be held in Chicago June Sd,
1884, will be held at the Court House, in Kalamazoo,
en- Wednesday, April 2Sd, 1884, at o'clock in the
afternoon. The counties of the district will be
titled TO delegates follows: Berrien 16, Cass 10,
kalamazoo IA, st. Josephl12, Van Buren, 10.
Kalamazoo, March rs, 1884.
FRANKLIN WELLS Chairman,
GEO. s. CLAPP,
ELIAS MORRIS,
CHAs. $. DAYTON,
EMERY II. SIMPSON.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-04-03
"A q Go t.
GLAD T!DlMGS.
DIR. Dances Double Medication.
Catarrh mt last Correctly Treated.
Hay Fever md Asthma Surrender.

my FCNVF HIitf FFHffFiH oHrftH'sfs
The common methods officiating the above named
diseases are not successful. So much all sufferers
know. Why they fail s another question. DIR.
Moses Danes "Double Treatment does succeed;
because IL assumes Catarrh and its consequences 10
be both q local and constitutional trouble. The
Treatment consists OF Danes Basam Drops, taken
internally; and Danes Inhaling Powder, local APP
phcation. A neat and convenient Pocket Package,
doth medcines) T5c. Danes Balssm Drops, for
the Kidneys. CatGrrh OF the Bladder and Urinary
Diseases. 25c. Sold by druggists sent by mail on
receipt Of price. Address Tue MOSES DAME Co.,
Danbury, Conn. Send for circular.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-12

tidif6 -bas fpnnte fe linn ni6t berz
seiben! limb ols nun bic Mutter, obne
fie aud nur ansuIeDen fi9 gus SDrgIipanote
unb ibre 5an6 bei6mi6tenb auf feline
legte. unb ibn 10 liebebpl unb miitterli6
an lab, oa pallte bic giferfu6t beiB in
ben Sersen bes Mdb9ens auf. Nus
mir ma6t iie ii6 ni6ts = ihn bat iie
lieber, als ibr eigen &inb! SEPT Dab'
i6 feinen Meni6en mebr, ber mid lieb
bat-iebt fteb' i6 alein auf Der WeltI
10 flang es in ibr. Sariiber bate iie
1i6t geb0rt, mas Die Mutter gelagt
bate, aber iebt bernabm iie beutli6,
tpas @eorg erpioerte: Sic baben ia gez
Iagt bat. Gin r1nberi6dmter bin id,
Der ben nnterf6ieb stpii6en uns per-
siBt!-Wenit i6 bies in ben lebten Sas
gen getban babe = tpenn mir biit unb
tpie6er Der Ge6anfe gefommen 1T: biel=
lei9t bat iie mid bp@ lteb = Dielei6t
m61t 1ie iebt anbers attttporten als bas
mdls-tpenn i9 bies ge6a@t bab' -fo
1T fie ielbit ni6t i6, baran f6ulb!
(Gortfesai.s forst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-12

= 8om Sturs BET lebten 8rauerei
gu 8i6ita in &anias f@reibt ST.. Srieb
S6nibler BON ba OH bett v&anfas
9taatsan5eiger1 in Mt6ilon: rSas
S1lirnmfte, mas mir unter benz Yrobis
bitionsseieB su befiir6ten battelr, ift ein=
getreterl, ltn6 bic lebte Queue, moran
mir uns BET biefer 5DiBe, mad barter
Sagesarbeit, btlr9 eilt fiibles 8lds1en
8ier erfrii6en uno i'm &reiie bon Sreun=
ben eitt gen1iitbIi6es @tiinb1en berleben
fonnte1, tit uns 6ur6 bic na6i6tsloie,
berflu@te Brobibitionsban6e plDbli9
berI9lof1en. unlere 8rauerei beitebt
| Iiebt Bios Dem Namen mad; bem 8etriez
be berlelben tpurbe bur6 ben eiiernen
Wi0en bes 8efeBes @tnbalt geboten,
unb bic Sbiiren tpurbem bon Seiten ur1s
feres Sberiffs gei6loien unb bernageIt.
9amit finb mir gum S6lu1Ie bes lebten
@apitels gefommen. Wer iebt Surit
bat, unb fi6 bor ii@ ielbft genirt, ober
ni6t ben Mutb bat, tpie eilt Sdleidz
bieb bur9 @dB9en, Seller liab Dinfers
ltbiiren In beritedte pribatfneipen eittau=
bringen, I'M ii6 alsbann in aller @ile
nit einem @lafe iparlnen 8ieres au be-
gniigen, muB ieBt feinen 9urf an Der
pumpe ober i'm Mrfanfas=GluB l6i9em.
Nu9 unier blii5enbes Ha6barfdbt1en
ct. Marfs, tpel6es bod faft gdn3li6
bon Oeuti9en bepobnt 1T, 1nuBte Der
| fatalen Probibitionsfeu9e unterliegen,
unb Die bprtigen Wirtbe befinben iidD
iebt in ben Sdnben beg Gefebes unb
inter Der @nabe unferes itrengen &i6=
ters."
= Gin ENHANCEMENT gum uWaterun=
fer". Samuel &alIetotl, Elm Mitglie6
Der 2egislatur bon Mrfaniatp, bate ei.
ne mabre 9eibenf6aft, gu ieber einse=
bradten Bill 4men6ements Dorau16Iaz
gen. Dies mar Der gaitae l1nfang 1ei=
ner geieBgeberif9en Sbdtigfeit. Na6
elmer bur6i9wdrmten Na9t fam er eis
nes Morgens in Die beiligen Salem,
als ber Gaplan gerabe feiu @ebet beems
bet bate unb nit benz gaterunier i9loB.
Sefort fprang Ralleton auf Bic GaBe
nno bielt folgen6e &ebe:
uSerr Spre9er, i6 beamtrage bic
Morte nunier tdglib 8rob" aus3uitrei=
den unb bafiir gu feben: u8robratio>
men fir 20 Sase". Sd bdbte, mir
bdtten fcbon genug fir bic uebere
lf9pemmten getban uno miiffen einmal
gum Mbf@lub fommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-12
9eras.

= Sn Der 9tdbe bpn Dallas Fieg eim
Sarbiger in bas S9lafsimn1er Der
So6ter bon u. Geb unb beriu6te ibr
@etpalt ansutbun, lift @ef6rei bertrieb
i'm inbeB. st bate Gbloroform BEL
iid, momit er iein Spfer gu betduben
fu9te.
= Sie Sampfmaf6erei in 9lufin 1T
abgebrannt. Gin ieber iunge Mann in
Der 9tabt 1T am 8erlufte betbeiliet.
= 8etm Mbtragen bes alten Court
baufes in Meatberforb rib Elm @trid,
Der einen Derrid bielt. 2ebterer fiir3te
Tim unb eri6lug ben Nrbeiter %. s..
MurraD.
3tpei GdGe bon Sonnenfi6 err
eigneten fi6 in 9earne.
- Sci SefferiOn 1T Die sroBe Sdge=
miible BON Miliams & Sons nit l
Million SUB 8retter absebrannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-12
: @es6hrTiHe 9Sn4,er gsor

= @eidbrli6e 9dtn9em. gor Rurs
aem lrurbe 6em 2ebrer elmer 6ffntli9en
S9ule gu pierre In 9afota ,nifgetbeilt,
DAB mebrere Der iungen Mdb6en &epols
ber bel iid6 bdtten. 9ie Sadie tpArbe
unteriu6t, unb riGtig, in ben Sai@en
BON brei iungen Mdb6en fanben fi6 bic
S9ieBeiien bor. Sie boffnungsbOaen
gadff9e 9atten ii6 1T benz bortigen
Stating Sting in ein unb benielben jun
gen Wann Derliebt ,inb tpollten, bon
tuiloer giferiu6t entbrannt, fie 9iebes=
fade auf benz Wege bes Sue as f9li6ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-12

uno 8Dsartisfeit, at 0uantitdt unb
Qualitdt abnebmeit- -ni9t aber suneb=
men, tpie ber blinoe, fanatiide Semz
perensler prebigt unb = bienei6t
tpiinf6t, um feinen 3wed beiier su er=
reilben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-12
sfusfmuft fir 9amett. 9laes !

9lusfHMff fitr Santeit. Nlles fur
cine 9ausbdlterin @iinidenstpertbe
fann man bur6 bas 2eien 6es House
wife" fennet lernetr. SaNelbe tit bas
biaigite 8latt, bns fit Samen eri6eint.
&eguldrer Yreis 81. @irb ieber 9ame
als probe Elm Sabr lang frei 5ugel6idt
tpel9e Die Mamen ltnb NbreiIen BON 10
berbeiratbeten Srauen pber Sausbal=
terinner anb IL 3meicentSStamps fir
poifage einien6et. N6reKe:
The Housewife. &o6efer, .M. 3.
tutp1Wf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-12
Diesselhorst 4 Damken,
9urnerb allie
@ei,t= It. 8tertuirtbid)aft.

Der pppularite Sammelplab ber 9eutld)em
bon San 9lntonio.
Sur Die beiten 6etranfe uao Gigarren tper.
ben Serabreid6t. GisfalteS Gitb Bier ,tnb aus,
ipartige 8ere bireft bonn SAP. 21,1lt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-12

Die
@S9enttidje Ttsie 4Dreife
srlbsinl +
Ieben Dpunerfag
wns fpfss
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1,25 far 6
Wcnate in Vcrousbe,abluns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-12
gu t,ermtietbett.

pianos (Square unb l1prigbt) gu
Sc big $8 pro Monat. 9ie Metbe
tpirb eingere6net, i'm Sal Elm &auf
beg Snifruments getpiini1t tpirb.
Sbos @oggan & 8ros.
176,tup4w 250 GommerceitraBe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
TIE THREE RS.
Tive Rum ROmanism and Rebellion Insult
by RcpublicanS.

Tive Rum Romanlsm and Rebellion Insult
by Republicans.
NEW YoRY, Nov. 2 Exclusive. The
Blaine headquarters are making desperate
efforts to repair the INJURY done their cause
by the Blaine Burchard Rum Romdnism
and Rebellion brutality. They have men
near catholic churches and on street cars
and ferry boats distributing apologetic cir
culars which fool no one as they fail to ex-
plain why Blaine approved what Burchard
said. As reported in the New York Trib,
une of Thursday he thanked Burchard
warmly and said Il know and realize the
full might Of that which you say to me and
of tfat which you tender 10 me- The
whole contest of his careful reply shows that
Blaine understood and accepted the Bar
chard policy aud that he only attempts to
deny it now because of the harm it has
done to his canvass. In. this effort, how
ever, he is entirely unsuccessful as those
cQtnOic are uudD.e ~ ftS ci' uNAIt
in such abandonment of the religion of his
mother. Their management Of this
adds one more to the list OF gross
blurders Of Mr.. Blsine's committee. The
real betting in the city is in favor Of Cleve-
lsrd. For Blaine there is only chin music.
Gould agents pretended to offer yesterday
odds in large sums and 90; up bogus dis
patch about it. Hon. Benz. Wood sent ten
thousand dollars down to Wall street in
oucst oftkese bets, but without success, the
Republican better being the disatiected Irish
Democrat always a little further on.
At tie Hoffman House one thousand dol-
lars was bet against 1--WE thousand that
Cleveland would carry New York BY one
hundred thousand plurality, an even oct
on thirty thousand in the State AND several
ten TO seven and ten 10 SIX that Cleveland
will carry the State. Chairman German
said tonight in allusion TO Blaine lies
about Democratic deals that all Democratic
organizations were absolutely united for
Cleveland and engaged in a generous riv,
alrv as TO which should DO the most.
(Sirued) ". II. BARNUM,
Chairman Nail Dem. Com.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
LYING TO THE LAST.
The Campaign of FaisehoOd,
Treachery and Absse
CONTINUED TO THE END.
The Democratic National Commit
tee to the People of tha
Nation.
DON'T BE DECEIVE ED!
The Doubtful States Doubtful for
Blaine Alone Democrats .
Stand Firm The VIC
tory is Just
Ahead!
DON'T BE DECEIVED!

~NEw YoRr, November 2.-l Exclusive -
The following dispatch has been sent from
the National Democratic headquarters to
the chairman OF each Democratic State
committee:
New YORK, November Our attention
has been called to forged telegram pur-
porting to have been sent by the chairman
of this committee saying that the result Of
the Presidential election depend, upon the
vote of Ohio.
On the contrary this committee has never
claimed or relied upon the vote Of Ohio
and if that vote be cast for Cleveland and
Hendricks, as it may be, it will only go
to swell the majority OF the electoral votes
for our candidate. Our advices from
all quarters a,e entirely satisfactory
ard our opponents, forced 10 the
defensive in localities heretofore Republi-
can, are unable to effectively concentrate
urou these points those resources of power,
patronage and corruption upon which they
have unblushingly proclaimed their re-
lance.
The verdict of the voters of the United
States cannot be bought. The great popu-
lar demonstrations in favor of Cleveland
and Hendricks have surpassed all expecta-
tions and precedents.
This committee confidently assures you
there will be cast TOR Cleveland and Hen
dricks, the electoral votes of New York. In
diana, New Jersey and Connecticut, to
which we believe there will be added those
of at least three other Nor;hern State as
well as those of al the Southern States.
We ask you to make your final and de-
cisive effort with earnest emulation to
place your State high in the list of States
contributing to the peoples triumph.
(Signed) W. Il. BARNCM,
Chairman National Committee.
A.P. GonMAy, Sec'y Natl Dem. Tx. Com.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

sick man" House, house, no hotel"
These cries we're taken up BY crowds for
the whole length Of Btoedway, and there
was one contiAaous shout Of derision for
Blaine.
senator Conkling.
Senator Conkliry was q spectator of tho
psrade. BE stood n the window Of the New
York Club, on Fifth avenue, Just above the
reviewing stand, and beside him were Theo.
dore Myers and Albeit Fl. Vernon. A. H.
Thompson, Hugh E. Derivers and several
others. At the head Of The procession passed
by Mr.. CoakHng was recognized and loudly
cheered. The crowd kept cheering until he
appeared upon the balcony Of the club. with
head uncovered, and where he stood for
three and onehalf hours until the entire pa.
rade had passed.
AT midnight the procession was still pass
ing the reviewing points, sad il was two
o'clock in the morning before the last d.
vision went BY. This makes q continu.
Gus parade up Fifth avenue, with break
of only twenty-five minutes for ten hours, no
man passing the reviewing stand twice. A
careful estimate shows that in the after
noon and evening parades there we're fully
10000 men in line
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
SIXTEEN DEAD.
FrIgh,fuI Panic In q Theatre nj GiasGSw,
scotland.

TrIgh,fui Panic In a Theatre NJ Giasssw,
scotland.
GLAsGOs. November "A terrible dis
aster ot CURED at the Star Theatre last night.
During the performance some one raised
the cry Of Fire" In sn insian. the i'm
mense audieaee was on its feet and rushing
toward the doors. The exits became
blocked and terrific struggle en-
sued, men and womsa fighting and
tran ping upon each other IN
their iraaiic efforts 10 reach the streets Tho
attaches to the thester and police vainlJ
tried 70 quell the excitement by assuring
the PANIC stricken people that there was no
ire. but their cries only served 10 augment
The thaos. The shr.eks and curses Of the
terI sed and uareasoning mass o! people
racl cd in the narrow sisles and corridors
aliIGcted large crowd ia kont Of the baild
irg. bot ibey could render no assistance, be.
ing unable TO enter Sixteen were killed snd
Twelve fatally injured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

Hon. Chn>. j. fauikser Dies Psacefully
nj His Homo Surrounded by frseuds--.
His Funeral VISA Take Place at . p. m.
To-day.
F's@ III, S-hsdry Register.
MARrlSsRuRG, November |. - Exclu.
si,e. AT $50 this morning Hon. Charles
James Faulkner died at his family resi-
dence in Boydsville His death had been
hourly expected for several days, and that
be lived so long is proof Of his wonderful
physical and mental power. His deathbed
was surrounded by his family and very
few old friends. lie died peacefully as the
morning light came flashing over the blue
Virginia mountains He will he buried
from his late residence on Monday next at y.
2 o'clock.
Charles James Faulkner, au illustrious
son of the mother Of presidents, and an
honorej citizen Of West Virginia was born
shout the year lsOG in Berkeley county, and
has always resided near his birthplace lie
received collegiate education graduated
with high honors aud speedily became
prominent for the brilliancy Of his talents.
In 1899, when but - years of age he was
admitted TO the bar and at once
s,epred into lucrative practice
In 1892 and ls33 he served ss a member
of tte Virgins House of Delegate Daring
.hesc wears he WAS made member a: the
commission appointed to determined the
boundary between Maryland and Virginia.
In l-il he was elected to the Virginia
Sens,e In lSis he WAS reelected 10 u.s
House of Delegates. In 1851 he was elec.
ted to Congress aad was re elected several
terms. In the 35,h Congress he was mem.
ber on The Ccmmitte on Military Affairs and
the special committee on the Fort Smelling
reservation matter. In the subsequent
Congress he Was the Chairman OF the
COMMITTEES on Military Affairs. In Jauu
ary, 1860, President Buchanan hppoiated
him Minister TO Frauce where he remained
until relieved at his own request In 1850
he WAS n member Of the Virginia Constitu.
tionnl Amendment, and TO him is due the
connection of the counties Of Bark
" aud Jefferson with this State.
In 1862, while at Washington
settling mp his private affairs, he was
arrested and held as n hostage for II. =.
Magraw OF Pennsylvania, then prisoner in
Richmond lie Was sen, to Fort Warren.
but was shortly released in exchange for
Alfred Els. In the civil war he was chief
OF Stouewall Jacksons STAFF aud read all his
orders and dispatches. In 1872 he was .
member Of the Cons, tutional Convention
for West Virginia lie was reelected 10 the
4Irh Congress. lie was q man OF groat
culture and yard experience He was .
born diplomat, suave sbrcwd. persistent.
persuasive and painstaking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
WHEELING, W. VA. MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 3. 1884.
A BAD BREAK.
Repussicans Rosted by Buclass's Three
RS.

Repusiicans R0ated by BuciAsss Ihree
Rs.
CHIcESo, November 2.-"Rum,' Roman
ism and Rebellion" is proving an immense
ly popular quotation in this city and Mil
waukee. The Democratic committees are
taking great pains to place it within reach
of all Catholic and liberal religionists in
both States. There can be no question
that several thousand Irishmen in Illinois
and Wisconsin who had been led away from
their old political faith by the argument
that Blaine would protect the Irish, have
had their eyes opened by this Providentiai
lapsus lingue, and since Mr.. Blaine showed
no disposition to. resent this gross insult to
the religion of his mother, they viii resent
it for him. Seldom in American cam
paigns has any mere oratorical extrava
created such Juror or been frought with
such mischief to the cause in whose behalf
it was uttered. An extract from the re-
port of the episode has been printed here in
circular form and is being widely distri-
buted.
Lincoln.
LINCOLN, Ill, November 2.-"Rum, Ro-
manism and Rebellion" are The words that
will cost the Republican party here all the
Irish voters they would have received had
not these words been used BY the ministers
who called on Blaine in New York. There
are great many Irishmen here, and some
OF them had long since declared their in
tention of voting for Blaine. They are now
ineensed over the matter, and an indigna-
ton meeting is being arranged for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
INCREASING THE VOTE.
Isdiana being GoIonIssd by Miners fros

Isaiana BsIss CoIouEssd by Miners fros'
Tszss.
BLIiR, T2.As Move. .2.--The Dallas
Daily Herald tonight received the follow
ing dispatch from Denison today: 1T Is
raid that faIly one thousand miners Of the
Savannah and ncAllis,cr coal mines viii
20 TO Indiana between nov and Sunday on
Jay Gould passes TO vote the Repub'icas'
ticket, >nd aIso nsny from Al the Indiana.
Territory mines for the same purpose
"Gosld owna controlling in,eres. in tue
Mcall;s,er aud Savannah mines, the largest
in the southvest. and the scheme Is 10
mako IL appear that the miners are resi-
dents Of Indiana, working in the Territory.
where they cannot vote. No. one probably
ont Of the 10. is legitimate voter in In
diana.
IAN trains are being clossly watched By
Democrats, who viii spot the miners clear
through 10 their coIonizibg des;instion
Many n:nsrs have already departed for The
Nnrthr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
Relief for the Democracy.

NEw ORLEANS, November 2.--The poht.
ical situation, which has reached state Of
dangerous bitterness, was much improved
Yesterday by L. S. Circuit Judge Pardees s
decision that the federal court has no con
tsol over registration, and could not strike
rom the books the names of 1000 claimed
to be fraudulently registered. This greatly
relieves the Democrats who need every vote
thew are entitled TO- The election will
doubtless be yery close.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

I2'-..ceucar ought to be consistent
.os y5raema lis own words Of
d, '@"ks ago. Bs, heye is what it
-'l.5-. BsA>NoN.
FTrarr I.r".gsErrser .lry. -.
d.. t'-,, I&,tyir, Democratic conyen-
.- @:aa.nC Judge Brannoa made
...' ,... ,~.- ION from the large mum
q. .l- l.s. q ailable men. Judge
.-a representative OF the respect
.-.r-; o. IA" democracy. and while
-', I.saya.aslg s:rong. it behOoves
....a.-as Ip ~,erclse grca; ere in
---; ...' c.g3ae'... lie can DE heaten
~. -s ''--i -a@ .s chosen.
,-s -'Z" h., no; 20. so bad in 50 short
- s1. brother Hasr2 There is ajewel
40" T4'ch wouldn't hur; to pin on
''-e's .1ut yo.r memory is longer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

6sAEy"y as Free Trader. That the
ola issue Of misrepresentation print
I2PGph'et form and circulated every
Lse On Saturday. This dodge Of at
H?1ng to gain votes is dispicaole in the
; decree Tie evidence Is Pslpable
I1 tie aee hat there was no one mean
'2sL to .a.hsr the circular.
VA Saturday the CITY was flooded with
'ls-e circulars entitled "BE,yyoy as a
..s ''@te- containing extracts from
,. sl'o1a.s Of the In,elligeucer all Of
% -a,e asen .ehtel a hundred times.
e. 1 s MANNERS woull have made
~ a-4 .-.. as Iaay ,y;es BY turning
.'.s.' ,aT aper mill before distrjbu-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
4 Plnckr Railroad Engineer.

TorESA, KAN, November 2.-lntorma-
ticn is received at the general Offices of the
Santa Fe road that an attempt was made
Wednesday night, three miles east Of Socor.
70. y. N, TO wreck sRd rob the westbound
train. Stones weJe p'led on the track and
the wreckers stationed themselves beside the
pile and ordered the engineer to stop. In
stead of doing so he pat on all steam aud
went ahead. knocking the obstructions aside
and passing over the spot in safety, The
fo:lsd wrecke-s fired several shots at the
train
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
\ IIIs>TATI.NIENr

y'' ''.7F near the end of his remarks
.''-''aT sad there never we're such.bad
's Wheeling saw between 1915 and
lbs Is an instance among many
b. Positive miss,atemeut is made.
,.,'5 S,'a' VS. more prosperous during that
y. q a'' history than at any time be-
" a.;er anI any manufacturer who
'e'e IN those DAYS will so assert if he
b., :. Influenced BY party bias. At no
I'm n 's'o'e or since we're so many iron
h., : y'ee,sd in orr city as between the
f.. '>4o 10 l~57. Pryor to that time
h. ~ y NIL vas he only one in existence
'ns that time all ibe others-possi-
~ "a one ezcsPtOn-were built. This
s1' Is matter of history which M
e'e@eut eau efFsce
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

WoNAN'S best friend for relieving the
many pains and weaknesses incidental to
female life. ard one that gives rosy cheeks,
brightens the eyes, checks every unnatural
drain and creates perfect picture of health
and beauty. is DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock
and Sarsapsrilla. 1t puri6es the blood,
strengthens the female system, and re-
moves all feeling of languor. distress, pim-
pies. sores and weakness, producing dream
less slumber and painless regularity Of nat.
ural functions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
nI. h, ln,.r IN ff..-ad frnnr urinary an

MANY who long suffered from urinary and
digestive diseases, causing nervousness, de-
bility and weakness, after.trying bitters, KID
ney medicines, iroa medicines, ETC., without
benefit have found permanent rebeS IN
from one TO three bottles OF Dr.. Gaysott
Yellow Dock snd Sarsaparilla, the only per
feet blood purifier and strengthened. HIM
dreds of letters to the propriezers have tes'
ti6ea TO It's superiority over the many pre-
tended cures 50 largely advertised By mean;
of bogus certificates thst are h0ugat snd
paid Tor,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

n. H...,-aa is afraid brother H,ET has
a&coaiienye in supreme courts. The
+ decision of The supreme Cour, Of Ohio
) :cSon ,Ae last s;raw-if it were not
sasy ,Airered-snd they l,he courtsJ are
rcae b. vi. \ coterie OF unscrupu-
IS sra;.-aus With neither sense OF judg-
p, /: woail not be such stretch Of
imagination 70 evpec, that gentleman,
'ae aea. ;a.a-e. !ayuring a constitutional
.sa'1en, a1oHsbing the Supreme Court
-...-s-. Sranrer things have hanDened.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
A D,,g CIsyk,s Fatal Mistake

LONDON, OST., November Some time
ago George Dingman, clerk in Meek drug
store, at Mountbridges village, 6fteen miles
southeast of here, gave two little girls slrych-
nine instead of santsnine The children
died and Dingman was arrested. The trial
yesterday ended in a verdict of manslaugh-