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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-02
THE TRADE OF A YEAR.
Coal, Iron and SIeeI-Increase OF III :
naneial Failures.

New YoRK, December 3l.-The failure
reported TO Bradstreets curing ls>3 from
United States were lO,lsI. and from
Canada l.iG0, as compared with : 7,5H and
6i2 for lss2, respectively. The importa-
tions OF British steel rails have rapidly de-
clined the receipts for II months being
3579 tons against 1912 tons in IL
months in lSS! snd l>2Ojl tons in 1881
The year l,N5 Wa; less satisfactory 10 the
iron and steel trade than its predecess Ir.
The anthracite coal trsie closes the year
il moderately satisfactory condition
to producers, but not equal 10 thst Of lSS!.
The total output OF anthracite coal in
Pennsylvania from January 10 Decem-
bar - was 80 Sli, - tons, as compared with
2,17G,9 POI tons III like portion Of lS'2.
Inc outlook for the production dUrias the
.malnder OF December j. approximately
80 900 tons. This points 10 a total pro iuc-
ton Of anlhracits for this year Of 51,U"i,-
UyO tons, as compared with 2G,l2hunp tous
in lH>2, a probable gain in production in
l~>3 of about 100000 tons. Floods AMI
drOuth fell upon the winter wheat crop ol
lS>2 and l>N% Rust aud pest crep; IN, and
as reported by the Government reporters,
the harvest was luU,uU.UJO bushels short
OF that in the proceeding year. The gross
exports from the crop of lNH2 ~ have been
10 december IL from July l. but 3d.
go glS bushels as against 1Glui,"2 bush
els in like part Of lNN2, and - i'o'2l
bushels in 1851. This wear has brDush
greatly decreased production OF oil, and
has shown uniformity OF the tendency OF
the various petroleum districts 10 yield
less and less, and has neCessita!ei the
drawing on stocks through August, S-p-
tgmber, October and November and natu-
rally developed a higher range OF prices.
This year thus lar the average annual price
is II U5 per barrel. The average daily pro-
duction tins year to December -, hss been
go. go gall0us, and the exports l,iohoJO
gallons. Exports from the United Stats
from Japuary / to december -, agcr'Gt'ed
i9~ 5~l ,2l" gallons actual. against i.',''0,-
~ gallons Dcrudel refined, napAtha, etc,
~ s.,.t "a.
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BsNWOOO BREEZES.
\ Feast for Theatre Goers-MinOE News
oi Interest.
;pcrid 10 the Il giStcr.

Spc-iai 10 Tie Eagister.
BrYwoor, January Col. Jacob Altmy-
er, the popular and efficient manager Of the
Eenwood iron work, WAS the recipient OF
an elegant silver service New Years eve
from some OF the employees OF tie said
work..
The Princess was comfortably crowded
with ladies from Bcllaire and Beuwood,
yesterday afternoon, en- roE:e for the mat
nee.
Mrs. John Curran returned, Monday,
from visit 10 Martin Ferry relatives and
friends.
Mr.. George Ackerman and Miss L ckt
Eurchardt were married at Gie M Green
on Sunday. the former is OF Wheeling
and tie latter OF this place.
There were services IN the Lutheran and
Catholic churches yesterday.
a Large Number
OF our Inhabitants were up TO hear Maggie
Mitchell.
From the ,rescnt indications we arc at
lsst TO have i p.eji"rm errCl,d by the most
accommodating and ubliGing Il. X y. L..
K c.. BuI We fear that tLe thanks for
this lat, rsC1gr'l 0I ui 2 pressing need are
not as vivid IS they would have been hal
the p!at,ogm been iJr.hCOming some
months ago.
,,lr city and suburban schools open to-
DAY. We judge it will take Il cons sjderable
amount ot moral suag'On 20 make the edu-
caGonal machinery glide comfortably in
the acCus tom al grcuve- alter the holi lays.
An inconsistency Of the paper with re
matinee yesterday afternoon caused CHI
siGerob.e momcntary discussion. 1t seems
.hs, in the advertisement OF the matinee
EanChOu was to be played, while in the
Play House Notes Mlgnon was men
toned in several issues Us the performance
for the afternoon.
The social affair Of last evening was a
private hop.
The Youagm&n property on Second
street is
Undergoing Some Repairing.
"Why did We not get REGISTER yeStcr-
Jay morning was the general inquiry.
| here was u sort OF vagUeness about the
day without a REGIsTEE. We all had
breakfast but it was without the morning
raper-not a triting omission in this vile
OF air by any means.
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IN AND OUT OF POLITICS.
EN.SpCaAcT Grow respectfully DE
CIiucs au Interview.

New YoHE, January l.-ExSp Speaker
Galusha \. Grow has been staying for a
few days at the Victoria Hotel, where re-
porter sought 10 get from him an expression
Of opinion on public topics, with this re-
suit: I'm out Of politics; when man
has a contract to furnish l1OOUO tons OF
coal annually to the Grand Trunk Railroad
he Las no time TO study politics. Unless
one is invisible his opinions are worthless.
When | was in politics | knew what was
only know what | read IN the papers, aud
frequently tud in them interviews from
men who suspect are farther ou'sde tn4n
/ The public may be deceived by Il ba'jcf
that they know somerhi g, but it must re
sport for those who really know what is
going On. No, II not talk If you please
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lard 10 The PnbliC.

We would respectfully ask the ladies and
cent?, men OF Wheeling and vicinity to eN-
case us for any inattention shown them at
cur great opening sale on Saturday last, as
the rush was 40 great il was impossible TO
wait on all who so kindly called on uS
Ii ..rd-eds were turned away, and We were
nli.grd to close our doors several times 80
as 10 prevent an accident by being crushed,
but now we have large corps OF sales
lsdies snd gentlemen. snd are aounoenlly
able 20 wait on all who will kindly favor
us With q call and thanking the pI6ic III
general for their most lavish patronage,
aud soliciting a continuance, We remain
rhe public'S most ohpdient servants.
Tuy FAMOUS ONE-PEIcE HAUTEEo and
GENT- FvENIsHeRS.
ll43 Main street, Wheeling.
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AZ! uNFalTRFUL HUSBAND
Charged Win Numbering His VIE,
Assisted by Iits parnwour.

GiFS'sIAlIs.N. Y. December 81 Great
excitement prevails over the death "' the
le OF Frank Coils. on the top OF Luaerne
Il ountain, where coils occupied II. rough
structure in the woods. \ white woman
Of bad character hal been an inmate Of the
place. Sh. and Coils lived together IN
;rirness while his wife wa> Compiled To
work 10 support them. The par are sIs-
p,,t,d uf poisoning Mrs. coils. Ia" de-
cr.s,d frequently expressed fear that her
h h,. band would Kill her. The coroner is
B, ,tst1r,lIiv
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The interests OF humanity seem - de
r,And the ubiiCation OF the following facts
Two months ago my attention was called
20 the cnse Of poor womsn who was 'ai1
10 bc afflicted with 4 C"nCsr. j tound hef
with sn ulcer on her shoulder AT least hYs
inthes in circumf. renee, angry, paihili.
aud giving the patient no rest day or ni.ht
for ,iX months / obtained supply oi
SrifUs Specific. which pertuaded h'r 70
,ry. STE Ens taken five bottles, the result
(which is tia, the ulcer l. entirely healed
"a nothing remaining bat small scao,
rnt larger ,hru ones finger nAIl. aud her
,sI,raI h.slth j. better than for i've years
,s.t She seems 20 be perfectly cured:
An old man Of siTty seven years has been
.utisct 10 scr0iulOUs sore' i've years. lie
had one ou his cheek as large as SILVER
Io'lar. swollen, raE and constantly eHIi'
inp .rry Offensive matter. Another on hIs
f,,, o( lie same character, and several on
,fa hands. al OF about twO and hall years
-,andirg. Ills general health was pp"''
and Ic could scarcely gft about II, Al. re
a iak-n tnU bottles Ci H"Iit H'eaihc'
Tho so-e. RE all R-,' IsaElna srH'ce -
ves,,r,. of 'nsi- fnrrp- ry,s'"nc'. au@ his
rer.r,. hrp',h better 'hyu II his been ~
ten yesrs. cor side its rAcots "."i"fi"'
-s.mCer u.lac..HH-.
nEy Jg--"H OK. raiL.
CoIuu.bus, ga. October J.. l8i2
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CHINA AND FRANCE.
what GAIA is Prepared 10 do After
Ist EppeRI Tor Pence.


LOYDuf, december 81 The Times has
the best authority for stating that China
wants peac, and if France will return to
her origin; policy in Tonquin and abstain
from fuTthI hostile action or the Red
River, peiic agreement is almost certain.
China wlabate some OF her first preten-
sions il ianCe will show q conciliatory
spirit. NE government Of China, seeing
the counties well disposed toward her are
desirous or settlement of the question
whether DuqUin is Of Chinese dependency,
is ready 10 recognize accomplished facts
End neg riate upon basis OF statu quo.
But the Establishment Of this position in
wolves d essatiUn OF further naval and mill
itary mcements beyond merely defensive
ONES. AID above all, understand Bic-Ninh
must nOiBe gS-aiied. 80 much China Is
PREF ARCTIC conctdl. II France responds
10 her wei meant concessions, she will not
stop to outsider how lar her present attl.
tudc may at. : with her original pO-tlOd,
when shrinsistCd up)n Il full lett: 81 her
lga's
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AT FAlRMONT.
Railroad Notes-A Young Couple Gone
to Get Married.
Special 10 tie Register


FAIRAoNT, January 1T. NJ. Jackson
and corps of ten, who we're registered at
the Mountain City House, as the West Vir.
ginia and Pennsylvania surveying corps,
left yesterday for Barnesvllle about mile
below here, from whence they will run q
preliminary line TO MorGantown, thence t
Pittsburgh. This is the fourth corps which
has left FairmOnt within the last two
weeks, and it is said that there will be
another corps here in a few days. AS we
pass along the street we near nothing but
railroad, and it seems probable that Fair
mont will have one or Two railroads within
the next year.
Gone 80 Get Married.
1t is rumored that Sands Jackson, a
young man engaged in the furniture busi-
hess, and Mrs Fannie Snyder, the charm.
ing daughter of J. L. SNYDER left town last
evening Tor Pennsylvania, to have them.
selves bound as one. We are sorry to lose
Miss SnyCer, as she has long been favorite
in our society. Undoubtedly it is true, as
both are absent from town. We wish a.
they tread this tranquil sand bar OF humtl
alton that their path may be strewn with
the choicest flowers.
The COlored school of this place gave an
entertainment At .heir hail last night, which
was well attended.
Personal.
Miss Julia Raymond who has been very
sick since her return from the NJ. D.
Chantal is COnvalesCent.
Miss Lulu Sanders, a charming young
aiy OF Grafton, is in town visiting Miss
BERTHE HOugh.
Senator w. c. McGrew of Morgantown, is
stopping a. the Mountain City House.
George b. Morris and wife and NJ. 4 i.
Hall, OF Morgantowa, are stopping at the
COntInal Hotel.
Mis- nnie Fisher, a vivscious young
lady OF Fostoria OhiO, is spending the hOIi.
days at The residence Of Miss Jennie Fisher,
ii this place.
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,,, an pro,,nce Unnniness

Happy is the mar, woman or child who
aims To- make others happy, and II takes
verv little money TO do 1t with: II You 60
70 John Roemers Dry Goods, Nolon' Car
rot and Wal! Paper Bazaar and buy you
friends hsudsome New Years gift i'll the
shane of a Silk Dress. So, Cashmere
DI,>S. 81 to $40, Plaid Dress, 30 cents t.
81 = Calico Dress, 10 to - cents, ColOrei
B,sukets 20 cents. White Blankets 81
sIoaks aud DolmauS s. to SO, silk hald
serchicfs by the thousands y cents tc
81 p. Hosiery, Gloves, nderwear &c, X,
Al less than bali price, Carpets ) to -
,ents. Il Oil Cloth - cents, Window
Binds made up so to 80 cents Cali soon
and see for yourselves at Nos. @Oi' aud
.ruJl Main s rect.
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ATLANTA. November e. l>>i.--l am aYer-e
on general principles 10 -. .hg anything
ccmmcnda,cry Of proprietary ARTICLES, hut
there are u fcw on the marhr, that 'Dr'c
those Of the profession who Crue ~ con.
tact with the diseased AMI o.. '.Ilus 10 ar.
knowledge their sUper,on!". Amonc
those nri Swifts Spec 'ir
TO rank high. one poor unfortunate
requcsrs me to tell you that hr haH long
,een a sufferer with terrible blood taiut.
,r securing little if any reIef from other
treatment, finally resorted Ia S~'f Sor
,iGr. He Caims now that il has afforded
him relief. that he iecls that his blood IL
rure sgain. and wishes M to express his
d,ep obligations with which cheerfuily
comply. Yours respectfully.
JosRPH JAroHs, Druggist.
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SENATOR JONES FATE.
How ihe Colorado Senator Was Totally
Crushed In IHc Little Game.

sEUsnPu iH iIsc l.btgst
Perhaps the most Is ouniinE part Of the
whole exposure is the treatment OF Senator
Jones, OF Colorado, who ut one time con-
ceivcd the idea 0! hIitlEg railroad from
tie panlmint mines TO the paC.!c sea-
board. The project went by III" board and
Jones was so seriously cramped lAs. he had
to accept the terms offered him by the Cen
tral Pacific folks. Huntington says plainly
in one OF his letters ihIt he only bought
ont Jones because he did not wish to cause
him to be al enemy IL Congress, and be
cause he desired him 10 b. useful IN the
matter o! the Thurman Sinking Fund bill,
which was then agjiatiE: Huntington Is
much or more than the efforts OF OFT to
secure hrlp for the Texas FdCIHr. In an
U;Ler letie! Huntington TchUkes one Oi ms
partners for his short sghtedness IN slg
testing that the sum OF 5000 owing 10y
Jones should be deducted rom payment
uG i2j. .U.U on account Of the railroad pUf-
rlasc. You forget" says huntington.
his position" And then the as.Ute ma
uipulatOr Cf Congressman goes on To say
that 4 mere EgyatclIr like T. OuO should not
be Permitted 10 stand in the way oi secur-
ing the friendship OF q United States Sena-
tor.
Ii is rot dillicu,t to preceive what was
ACCOMPLISHED by all this corruption. ne
mcrcy exIemt.d in ccrrup'lng Congress
has placed the Central ami Southern
TuciU'c in rosiri"'. TO ward or rivals from
the East. They have shown their power
by making th" Archson and Topeka stop
ai the border Of Arilp3a They have been
abe TO dic'atc terms t. the Mon Pacific,
arL their wealth is 50 great that no comhn.
atom Of capital has yet deemed itself
strong enou-n 10 run amuCk with them.
| I'll course Lu one can speak OF scott $
methods except to denounce them. lie
wue UrqU,s'ionuhIy as much disposed to
resort 10 corruption rs his antagonists
| 4rG ne was 4. ready to b"tray his friends
As lie most faithlcSs man could have
r..,' The letters show COnCIuslyeiY t!h'
hC sio'u reauS e',''.-t times 10 SCI, Uul
| he people Of san DieyO, IN whom u" nnu
made the most solemn promises that he
would stand true TO them and build II
| rival road
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RaRNuM PREPARES 70 QUILL.
Eie Veteran Snowman and Boss OF
limbo Make nls viii

Mn IurK. January l.-P. 1. Barnum
mas iu.t made his will. In orde7 thas
here might be No question as to his sanity
.lIon which to ground contests after his
his death, he had cmircUt physicians ex-
au.ire him. and secured their at;estation
hat h" was OF sound mind. The Will and
i,s ,odtnils cover more than 100 pages Of
,raI c,.p. closely written, and d!spussS o.
t.al es,ate and personal property Of the
value ot fIu0un uOo 20 twrury-seyeu heirs.
The property is in New York, BrooSlyp.
G.idgFp3rt, Colorado. and several other
places Mr. Barnum values his Interest IN
rbp Rarnum and London shows a. F',|"p,'
uu. his beuuestS for chacitTbie purposes
.,r numerous ard large.
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PARNELLS INTENTIONS
To pu,n the scheme of Irish County
Government.

L.,r.s. January I.-Mr Parncll's pro-
.rau.n n,e. published Unolicia.ly, remains
urcuntradic'ed. II announces in addition
,n torm,r iteme, that he will push the
.,ltme o: Isisu county government, that
he will favor further land legislation, bet,
ter planned obstruction in Parliament, and
p renew al Of organized terror IN ireland on
the Isui !.er.uc plan, sud finally ina. IA,
q I'm advocate complete organization ot
no irish vote in England, every irishmln
,n zoe l,nge;Orth at his orders.
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Hair OiItu Detroit.


4 youngster on Cass avenue had no.
ticed a tall black bottle on his father. :
dressing table and asked what it held
That, my son, is hair oil, answered
his fathe., with a furtive and wander
ing look, land it is not at all nice for
htgle boys =,
The outhfGl questioner took smell
of the contents. and asked no more IN
formation upon the subject. He kept
up good bit of thinking, however,
Last sunday the family entertained
some friends at dinner, and there was
plum-pudding with brandy sau'r'
The small Toy had found his opp2r
unity. When he was helped tn the
Budding he sized it up with large eyes.
"Pa," he said, in a loud, shrll tone.
as he shifted the sauce from afar of,
the hair oil in this pudding smells a".
!ul good"
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Nnt AiTnIa 80 DiP,

.IffftNH' IfHtft'f'
An oil mau was fast going to ms
,'windowlcss palace OF rest and tue
minister, with& number of friends, stood
Gy his bedside.
'"Do you know me-" askvdthe minis
ter gently.
"Oh, yes, know you all"
"po YOU feel that you are sinking ~
YES, sir; I'm not long for life on this
side the river ,,,
you realize, then, your situation. w
PERT ctly, sir
And are you afraid to dic?'
"Nut bit, SIR.
"NuU are q brave man.
IL think am, sir; WAS married t"dr
-
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wide AwnEc Druggists.

Mcssrs. Logan a Co. are al ways a''v" TO
their business, and spare no pains t" secure
the hest Of every article in Ih'Ir Iino. I"-y
have secured the sgrncy for the celebrated
-. I:'"a'e Naw Discovery for Consump-
tion. The only certain cur known for
Consumption, Coughs, Co'ds. liuarscness.
Asthma, Hay Fever, HrhnchtIs, or any
gfpction of the Throat and !.unGs. Sold
on a positive guarantee. Trial bottle l"t,
rFrular size II.
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THEIR CHILDREN NOT INVITED.
Hr. Reed and Mrs. Mallory ElOpp,
Leaving Bcniud Nine Little Tod
dfcrs

AsuyILLE, 0. January l.-P,cka%ay
county Is agos over an eiopement which
occurred here yesterday. \ prominent
citizen named Reed lett for parts unknown
with the wife Of Henry Mallory, resident
Of Bloomfield, this county. The villages
are about two miles apart and Reed for
walIy lived in bloomfield. Reed deserted
- wiie AMI i've small children, and Mrs.
Mallory husband and four young chill
i-,T. Reed drove out Of the village escly
yesterday morning in Il Carriaga, aud was
met on the outskirts OF town by Mr.. VI a..
lnry. The couple drove to a ueishb)ring
rail gav >IauOg aud took the tram Tor
Column Us Mrs. Reed followed her hu>-
usui 10 LOlUmhus last nj ;ht, bu' no trd'-
Of the runaway pair could be found.
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NIrIcily Business.

"Oh, pa, there is an awful fight around
he corner
"Ies," said pa il differently.
And one nun hn. chewed the others
eur Oft"
"Ies."
"And the other man has shot oil his
pistol ana killed baby"
"PoOr bHIv," yawned pa.
CANT yOu goin' round there"
"Presently," replied pa.
Ina short time everything became
uuiet. and pa rushed frantiCally around
the corner al d arrested an old woman
for selling matches without license.
Pa was a policeman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-02

Ta,eL gent people have quit t'kin-
ri!trrs and mineral poisons, have "a,
aouo!ing kidneys and liver. nerve and
arsin, hsye Quit using alcoholic p''s'ns
End narcotic drugs, have quit pols1h'a-
heir sysG,m with quack nosuum', an
now keep thcmselv,s and families IN per
f,ct health by occasionally using tn only
rtrftci blood purifier snd true streng 1'l@F
ui wtsk portions OF the hodv, Know la
.r6 v,6. rs Irr. Guvsotl's Yellow D)ok aGa
~nTssue!'iia. Any Druggist vi! se; u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-02
MEASLES IN BALTIMORE.
Four HuudrPd cases and sixteen
Deaths in Que Week.

RAllNoRE, January L. Measles is pre-
varling to a rather alarming extent in this
city, there being now upwards of four hu =
!ccd ca.es here, sixteen deaths frcm the
disease occurring last week. 1t broke out
in the Childs Nursery and Hospital several
weeks ago, and all the inmates with four
exceI,tiuns. have had it, Many poor Chi 70
drtn have the disease when they are taken
TO the nursery, and Others are some'tm Is
found on the doOrsleps OF the inSntutor
shere they have been left by persons un'
able TO take care Of them.
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BuctlIeu's Aruicn s,aIye.

The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores.
Cancers, Piles, Chilblsins, Corns, letter,
Chopped Hands and all skin eruP'ions.
Guaranteed 20 cure in every instance, or
money refunded, - cents per box; rnr ,,
sale by Logan & Co., Druggists Brlds"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-02

TIVE Indisrs, knowing the value OF Wild
Cherry bark as Il cure for coughs ami colds
used to prepare in their rude way, snd in
winter kept it constantly on hand. The
r,refuI snd secret method of preparing
p- Wistsr's Ba!ssm of Wild Cherry makes
II supprior TO sll other preparations Its
very pleasant 10 take
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Killed by the Cars.

p,y-.y. o.. January frank Let,
widower for,y.eisht years old, and an III
mate of the Soldiers Home, was rUn.oYer
end killed last night on the 7. G. * ~. l.;
rrsd. inst we Of the city. lie IS sUpPpSs d
n, have been drunk &ut gone 10 sleep or
The IrALA.
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TJt EhlNiA nONU CASE.
Threatening Letters Received by Wit
nyE.Ca IN Roth sides.

IluI#.Io T'r, December 3l.--ln the
Euua Bnd case this morning, Counselor
lay Tor reiurred his speech for the defense.
Judge N;.ldevt re and Edwards VIII follow
iur the dfensc, and the case will - to the
jury on "Wednesday. Public opinion in
cinos tol verdict OF guilty. 1t is. under.
stood tha large number Of people from
Christian county will he on hand WedneN'
day and if the Defendants are acquitted on
a disagreement OF the iIry blood wo k IS
anriciI at.d, Many threatening letters nave
bt en- T, c iyed 10y witnesses on both sides,
and fetliuG oi insecurity prevails among
Al! the parties,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-02

SvrFERERs from nervousness, carly decay
etc, il you value life, avoid advertising
doctors and medicines that act ON kidneys.
aud liver. BE not deceived by the many
bogus certificates OF cures from paid or i'm
,einsry persons. Ca weakness OF the sex
nal system is the csuse OF your distress,
Or. Guysott's yellow Dock and Sarsaptrl!-
IA viii strengthen the parts affected, sop
The drain. quiet the nerves, produce dreNm
less slumberaud allow you to regtIn per,
feet health. 1t has cured thousands. an
will cure you, for, by purifying the hlon.,
and strengthening every weak PORTION "i
the body It removes every symptom ot DIS
tress,
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Think Payne VIII wIr.

W,suiya.oS, January The Ohio men
who formed part Of the escort OF the late
Representative HasEell to Kansas made a
hort stop N the Buckeye State on their
eturu 70 Washington, and The belief
mn,s o. EN- j. rhat Mr.. Payne Will be
..I,,i,e TlIted states Senator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-02
rt,,c, Experience Of Maynard Girl

Ixrl,x,ruLlS January l.-Mo.!'e P.erce,
Of raua. H., was arrested here tonight IN
. house Of iI,.rame. SIC lett her home a
few weeks ago with a aeserter frou TIE I
; army. Ne soon deserted her, aud she
ss0u drifted iutO = lie OF shame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-02
,-DopcII "a Molly Maguirr.

NEw ToEN. January IA London cable
saws: Ills curryat talk that . p'nneh
was one OF the four notorious Molly Nj
.rires who hav" long been hiilnC from
American igstice under the protection oI
IRISH American societies.