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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19
sTATE oi WEST VIRGINIA ouIn

rTNIIE STATE Oi WEST VIRGINIA. ONO
i County. In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county
Wet NiuiIia. Noyember Rules, 1854.
IcEuie II. Kerr
IS
Ann l%uus!ord, widow 81 Louis Lun.ford: Margaret
NJ. lunsiord, Julia \. lnnstOrd, Amanda V. Po--
i'r Mamie u. lIull, Julia Il. Hull, John e Hull,
h!"S arder II. HUI, Charles G. Hull Th3ma,
%uDsford. and tT'on /. IOilidsy and ellison
LAMB, rs execution, OF ] 0Iis I.unsiOrI, dees,ed.
IS CUAE,ERY.
Tic general object Of this suit is 10 d. clare null
aDd {" set aid" q TgFer writing dated 2,tA day of
April, 1881, puGpGniLg 10 b" the last will Of L0ut,
IUnSl0rd, d, leased, and IL not declared void 10 con.
stree tho zane. And Il appearing from an affidavit
tlCd in thi. cause, At thee Rules, that the defend.
s!t' Mamie H. Hull, Julia b. Hull. John c. Hull,
Alexander Hull sgd Charles &. HUI are no, resi-.
icnls 81 he S'aie Of West Virginia, and they moi
having he"r served With process in this cause, on
motion of tho complainant, by Ter solicitor, this
order % pUHl!Ca'i ION Is entered against them, aud il
j. ordCTcL that tho said defendants, Mamie u. Hull.
Julia b Hull. John e. Hull, Alexander Hull ami
Charlie, e.. Hull be required 10 appear within ore
month after the date Of the iTst publication Of this
order. ans do what IL necessary to protect their in.
icfes's. II IS further ordered that this order bs
publi5l 81 and posted as required by Law,
Witness, John ". Mitchell. Clerk o: said Court,
AZ the CoUT; House OF said County, this 9Th day IL
November, 1851, tD.Wit: November Rules, Is3i
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the ipt time November i, 1854
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
LOFT. WHITE, Solicitor for Complainant.
nOC0Lwt
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PATIICIAS

Mr.. Moody, the evangelist, is conducting
a revival at Troy, n. \.
The Hon. George Bancroft now takes
long daily walks instead Of horseback rides
Mr.. Chizxola and other admirers of PGg-
uoli are trying to raise a monument 10 the
great tenor.
1t is rumored in Boston that the Rev
James Freeman Clarke uhI soon retire
from active ministerial duty.
Cbstles Crocker, Of San Francisco, has
lo.sed the magnificent residence o; ex-Nay-
or Eavemeyer, of New York.
Emperor William will deliver the address
of welcome to the delegates at the first sit
ting Of the Congo Conference.
Edwin Booth opens his season on Noyem-
Der l. at the Boston Museum in Hamlet,
the same character hat he played there 20
years.
Henry NJ. Stanley the African explorer
wall on December 3, deliver the inaugural
address Of the new Scottish Geographical
Society at Edinburgh.
Julian Hawthorne is to read what is ex-
pected to be an interesting paper before the
BROOKLYN Historical Society tomorrow
evenins. The subject is English and
American Society.
L, is not improbable that a duplicate OF
the John Harvard statue at Cambridge Will
be ordered for the Cambridge College, Eng
land. when John lisryardS name was re-
Gently found recorded.
James l.. Murdoch, the eminent elocu-
zionist, and his daughter, Miss Fannie Muir
dock. have returned to their winter home IN
Cincinnati from Pigeon Cove. Mass. Mr.,
Murdoch is in excellent health.
Mrs. Austin Dobson, says Life (London),
having been offered special terms to retire,
has decided to leave the Board of Trade on
a pension. The Board will still, however,
comprise a poet in the person of Mr.. Cosmo
Monkhouse.
Mrs. s. c. Yost, of Cory, was registered
as a visitor and had paid her taxes, She ap
peared at the polls to vote on election day
but when requested to so inside and make
the necessary qualifications she retuS'u
and left very indignant :
Mrs. Emilia Rawle, a Young WIDOW OF
Philadelphia, intends giving a nau thus
coming winter at which no ladies hut
vidows thirty years OF age or under VIII oe
snvited. The buds and roses OF the Quakor
CITY are up in arms, ard threaten "a NJ
else all the Young men who cl
widows ball. oil at
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FINANCE N TRADE.

He7ey TAI lie Fer Cent.-Goverunlents
inn stocks Higher Flour Dull and
! UnchanGcd-wheat Higher.
NEw Yoax, November l6.-Money easy
at iGli per cent; closed offered at | per
cent. Prime mercantile paper SOC per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills.
firm at Isl; demand 1917.
GoyERNMENrS-ClOsed firm.
Ihrees coupon -...,....""':to'I
Eour5 aud-s-hai extended. H.
Eour~
Pacific skies OF 800. ..". ' '''''"''..."".1-'
RNLw hYS-Strong.
STATE SECURITIEs-Quiet.
S.urSS-The market opened firm but
soon weakened, prices declining to per
cent. on reports OF a further cut in rates by
the trunk lines. Union Pacific fell Off to
igi. Northwestern to ST., Lackawanna
to lOj, Lake Shore to 81, Western Union
! 20 j9i. but before II o'clock there was a
rally, ard during the remainder Of the day
he market was irm on slight fluctuations.
Business was less acti"e than yesterday,
.ales showing a falling Off Of nearly
100000 shares. In the afternoon
the strong stocks were st. Paul, Lake
Shore, Lackawanna, New York Central,
Union Pacific, and Western Union. St. Paul
advanced TO 7j4, Lake Shore TO 6Si,
I.ackawanna TO 1867, New York Central to
So. Union Pacific to SOL, and Western
Union to coz. There were frequent re.
actions, but the market left oil with many
shares at the highest figures of the day.
Compared with last night the closing prices
are to l! per cent. higher. except for
Canada Southern, Delaware and Hudson,
and Northern Pacific, which are TO per
cent. lower. Union Pacific unchanged.
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TO BURN THE DEAD.
Tic ~CTematory Temple to be Erect
ed at Noun; 0!iYe:.
A Magnificent Sauctore the Corner Stone Of
Which With be lad on Wednesday Next
"A Description 5ftas 8ui!ding---
How ,he Bodies SiTbe Reduced
20 Ashes.

the following brief description Of the
building IS given By the architects
The building is TO be OF marble and brick
and will be a modification Of the Grecian
temple. Its dimensions will be forty feet by
sevcnty-tour. In the front, on the ground
floor, viii be the office ana reception rooms,
and above them apartments in which the
superintendent will live. The main hall or
chapel will occupy the body of the building
aud in the walls OF this will be inches in
which the ashes of deceased persons may be
placed. There will be a daiS at the rear Of
the hall, and in front OF this will stand the
c~atatalgue, within which the BODY will be
placed when It is borne into the chapel.
After receiving the body the catatalque will
be closed aud the platform inside on which
the body has been placed will at once sink
uoiseleSSly and imperceptibly to the incirer-
atiug chamber in the basement. Services
Tor the dead NAV then be read, and at the
end ofan hour the catafalque may De open
eli and the urn containing the ashes OF the
deceased taken out.
There will be in the basement four rooms.
Two Of these will be receiving vaults, one
no; and the other cold. The former will be
for receiving bodies where suspended ant
nation is possible. So high and even will
be the temperature here, that unless the
person placed in it is dead, life will speedily
Show itself. The second receiving vault
will have a very low temperature, and here
bodies will be placed TO await the arrival OF
friends or relatives from a distance, who
may desire 20 attend while the process o!
cremation is taking place. \ third room
in the easement will be for the storage OF
empty urns awaiting purchase.
The Generating apparatus will Occapy the
rear Of the building. This will be rather a
complex affair into which the body will be
laced in a metallic carriage, when a tenn
p~cratUre Of. 600 Fahrenheit has been OBJ
ia.ned. which is done by a new and ingenl-
Ous method.
Srv holes will 6e inserted in the retort
into which the body is placed through
1lich the process Of recess Of reducing II
10 ashes may be seen. The volatile matter
is first driven off from it. aud it is then car
BOMBED. At this period the body appears
luminous. The admission of oxygen into
the rctort reduces it to a pearly white ash,
which will average about I per cent. OF the
original weight.
During the process of reducing the body
to ashes. the flames will not at any time
touch il.
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GThEE az WIS VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF
= OHIO. tity u Wheeling. in the Mun.c.psi Cosu
81 hh'CiIug.
VILLAIN !. schNciie
Louisa I.Ck"schcid and othfr rs.
IT, ~ hh0m Il Ngy Concern:
rOtice is hereby given that DITTO q. Sciiuci,arit.
guard. al nj Christian W, Schuchaydt and UttilIis
!. sChLchnrdt, infant defendants in the above cause.
duly and lawfully appointed and Isshhad in the
county OF HAN ton aud state Oi Ohio a, such guar
dian. has made application 10 said CONT by petition
IN writing for an order thGt the money arising fnm
the sales ~ real estate in Tie city Of Wheeling afore-
ss:d. in witch real estate said INFANTS were interested
IS heirs o. Dr.. Guenther Schucharit, deceased,
,,' t., p,,IAl Commissioners Henry NJ. kugs n
NJ Aiind ,aliwell ~ d E deere" in the above en-.
I''" rRusc, now ia the hands OF hereafter coming
rhr tie 10 nis Of said sTsclsI ron "a i~si0nrrs, belong
{" 10 sad Ig!Iuis and the money due SAid infants
-, bg IT, M saIcs OF perseaal property, VIII cb WIS.,
~ 81" csIirnUr Of said DR.. GucnthCf ScuchE-dt al
L. IG1c Di lis cath and which LlI been conveyed
I'd" t'''OH !. tianmeT, trustee. by deed datsi March
e.. .'s", Ia Gc by Henry NJ. Russell, administrator
ri'I ~. vii. annexed Of said deceased. and from
tN""cis ca !"cted by said administrator, shall b.
":,: HLd d'!:vrT,i 20 said guar. ian. and that be he
authorized To remove the same ~ III" state OF Ohio.
II which State h. was appointed aud qualified andia
"Itrh he AID hi> aid wards reside. 4 hraing will
- bod upon aid application on Monday. The 18th
day Ui Dec euler, i-si. at 2 ?. m, haiore ssii courl
OITO a SCHtGHARDT,
Guardian as Aforesaid.
CAIpwEL" " CALDwELr, solicitors for said sp-
p.!cant. noiloawt
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Sale of Valuable Be1wood
Real Estate,

10y VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST, MADE
l. By Ecnry ". Fisher AID Eliza5e.h Fisher, his
vile, TO tie undersigned trustee. date3 the 9TH day
Il III. est, A. D., ISL, and recorded in the oihce OF
II O Clerk 4 The County Court 0, Marsha county.
~ dlCd OF trust book No. l.. page IS, ! shall prosel
20 sell on the premises. In The toTn Of BtnwaoI,
MARSHALL county, West Nirs mia, on
saturday, December 18th. 1881,
81 ;,.1.rg 4; 10 O'Clock 4. u. the following described
n,ru.ri,' hat 4. 10 say: Lots Nos. five 81 ani six
r.. i'm III AZ McMechan's addition 10 the town Of
r,, wood. with The Improvements thereon situate,
.acn lot fronting loftr I've feet six inches on First
,;rr,i and running ba, on hundred and two feet
tc IN alley. A plat OF said addition is recorded in
tto Ufroc OF the Clerk Of the Comfy Court OF MAJ
shall county, In deed book No. u. page II.
lERM> III SALE One thId OF the purchase
money, ard n much more Is The purchaser may eie-t
to pay, n cash IN the day If sale, and .tr residue In
two CIral iEs'a!l'Ecris in on" and two y.lrs. with
Il .clC,t iTol. day o! sale, i.r purchaser giving has
notes with approved security, AID the title 10 ~ IA.
tanned ua'L a the pur9h.~' wonry il pail.
he Ill is believed {" b perfect, iut Sc,'in. ~
uUsicc, / sIail only convey sch ;iLc Is u Ytsssi
q me- - sCrI trustee.
HIRAM III MGAR3SEG, Trustee
Iw 80, hNtLNlN & N.iEI, Attorney uiIsi
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O'H9r IS.-LIve Hogs
CINCINNATI, Nod light So 5O@4 so;
ros;cr. comm.,hers 81 25@l so; re-
n"rtino anIl; shipments $50 head.
.;,.c = M
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nealtn 10 y
Price 25cs
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LIVE STOCE,
Wheeling.

Wheeling. r,,l
TSamorket,s onIv fa;rlv, applied this week
Messrs. Hudson & Baynn ola ni ,ho INC -,
lowing quotations,
last week: Gb-ou LINDA
Hogs, fair su5fty' ''S0' p'
Sheen. Ola
80 :! 0SO@8 90.
Lambs &C per ID.
Chicago.
ou,co. November ls.-The Drovers
,tHrnsl reports: Live Hogs-lteceipts
4 600 beaG; shipments 5000 head; market
fairly active and closed at 2O93Oc lower,
With oyoi 10000 head unsoid; heavy 81 40
I co; mixed packing 81 lOSi 70; light
81 VOGf so.
Csttle-ReceiptS 5000 head; shipments
. eco head; market quiet; exporters nomi'
raI Sc 25@G 20; inferior to fancy shippers
II NOGG Is; mainly 81 1905 GO.
Sheep-Receip.s 1900 head; shipments
eco head; market dull; inferior to choice
Il TO@3 s.; lambs 81 90.
New York.
Niw YoRK. November lS.-BeeveS-,
~,eceiprs 10 head, nearly equally divided
between exporters and home trade; slaught-
ercrs not trading; dressed beet IN iair
demand at 7@lOc; native sides 6!Cg,ci
Texas and Colorado 6l@Sc. Shipments
400 head live cattle, $500 quarters oeet'
and go carcasses mutton.
Sbeep-Receipts, 900 head; dull at
81 5OGl IS per cwt sheep 81 25@o oo'
lambs, one carload sold at s. 81;
Hogs-Receipts 6.l6O head; live hog'
81 5O@5 90 per cwt.
East Liberty.
T,sr Liberty, November lS.-CattleT
Slow At unchanged prices. Receipts %
head; shipments l,4il head; o.,
Hors-Market slow. Receipts IS
head; shipments $500 head; PhiIadsSl55O;
81 50G465; best Workers 81 -
common 81 OO@+ II. shade off
Sheep-Market slow and eipts 3,IOO
from last weeks prices.
head; shipments 300 h.
Ctnet lS.-Live Hogs
CINCINNATI, Nod light So 5O@4 50;
rosior. comm.,hers 81 25@l so; re-
nockino an1l; shipments $50 head.
ceipts SOC
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itching Diseases.

nCZEMA, or salt rheum, with its asonizing itch
~ ing and burning, instantly relieved By a warn
with Cuticura Soap, and a single application o
.-uticnra the great skin cure. This repeated daily
it'll two or three doses OF Cuticura Resolycnt, thu
new blood purifier, 10 keep the blood cool, the per.
.uiraion pure and unirritating, the bowels open
he liver And Sihneys active, will speedily cure Eo
called read, Dandrutr, and every species of itch
inr, scay, and pimply humors OF the scalp and skin
len Ie lest physicians and all known remedie
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ShIIS-ss 20 CARD.

wheeling.
The all market is very quiet, owing t,
the ant Of stock. Nails, brad
and focing, l0d to God, 81 20; 3
and I'd, 81 81; cd and Ii
& 20; I'D and sd, 2 IS; Sd s. 70; q
Il 9j;3bc a keg on connon cut; barrel
II inc, s. 50; II inch S. %; | inch
81 SO; / :ach, S. 20, { inch, Sc 40
liningJ inca Sc So; I inch, So 10; finish
ing, 3nch aad over, So 50; inch, Sc IS;
|, 81 30; casing and box, SOC per keg over
compn cut; fine blued, Sd, S. IS;
sizes'$3 10; roofing nails, IRON, SC over
comion cut; iron galvanized, 81 20 over
common cut; iron timed, % 20 over
cornon cut,
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PRODUCE.
Rheeling.'
asked.

wheeling
Corrected By IsHAN 4 DIGBY, Prod,"e VI"
aiz,.on Merchants, 1898 Main street. .uor-
ii. g prices are based upon whoiesalP"0 A'
a,eg must be made for smaller lots
Bu,ter-Prime to choice creenery "1l@1oS'
,hoice dairy 2j@27c common to tsiT 90 tSS9
Ice; good to prime co.ntry roll I891zc'
common mixed stoch 5(9oc.
Bceswax-Quoted at 30a32c y ID.
Bcans-Hand picked mediums 2 0O@
10. -,
Bnckwheat Four-At 3ta31c p ID.
Dried Fruit-New evaporated pared peaches
25628c impaired do l5al6c; raspberrles 20
630c; b~lackberries l0c. New sundried, ap-
ples, qusrtered, 3@4c; sliced 697c; peaches
new halves, 6t@73c; do quarters, 53@Otc
do pared l5@lsc; do blackberries &c; %
raspberries 22@25c; pitted cherries l99z'o.
New evaporated apples l0@l2c. Market
on Dried Fruit nominal; demand good
Cheese-Sales in q jobbingll way OF Irime
mild Ohio factory at 9al2!c; New VOTE
l4Sal5c; Sweitzer l3sl5c; Llmberser i4S
l5c. ,.ona
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock in tat demand
at F Feat 6O@62c in original
packages, 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, lS9zVc'
choice buckwheat, l6@l8c.
Nuts-SheIbarks, 75@&c; black walnuts'
5O66Oc chestnuts 81 &CGi w.
Onions-60@70c y bushel: =
Peas-Green, 81 5O9l 90 ou'' spn''
633c . h. . .oO, *
PouItry-Live chickens, spring, 81 oo@
225: old 81 1908 90 p doz; dressed tur-
tevs lOCGl2c; do chickens, S0lOc; 90
ducks, l2@l3c. Good demand.
Rags-Steady at li@l3c for white m'x-
ed cotton; l@iic for all wool and lt9lao
w. soaSsEsales of timothy seed at 81 SOC
al ner bu. clover, small seed, IS oVSO +
large, 81 90, as to quality so m I
Sweet cider-Sand refined, sSV
per barrel. o
Lard-Country prime, &c. ~
Tallow-Countsy, 6tc; CT. r,. 10
Sole GlG; fu. I
Nrw YORK, Novel and unchanged; ).
S,eod, and quiet 9, exports LOO bar
,nrCs steady. Ems opened weak, alter
:tcelptS SLrVsUi &c, later ucChheu so &c
rels. Whedier; receipts 10000 bush 10
wards ad'I39 900 bushels; No. , Du- l.
II, cloo. > red November, sales 5000 re
els; at 791c; December, sales $40 900 "a
lus, al 794@SO3c, closing at sole; Jan CT
!, ssles zoos, 900 bushels, at 82@S3!c,
sing at SIZE; February, sales 10000
heels, at Sii@S6Jc, closing at ste; W
rch. sales 80, 900 bushels, at S6s@S7!c, at
sing at SIC; April, sales $4,000 bushels, 10,
3856s9lc. closing at soc; May, sales wa
900 bushels, at. 9O!@9l!c, closing at sh
=; June. sales 10000 bushels, at 9ll@ ba
&c, closing at 9lsc. Corn-Spot lots
lie lower, closing steadier; options a
de better; receipts $4,000 bushels; ex.
rts 10000 bushels; ungraded 45@53ci
q. , 4s4G49!c; steamer i9}@5l@c; :,
:. , November 5l4@5l}c, closing at ia
&c; December 4S!@ i9c, closing at !9c; Nj
,uary 462@461c. closing At 1870; Febru- Br
46S@4Gic. closing al fGic' Aay I"
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~.mmatOry Rheumatism.

rn. -..ksa lss- winter with inismm ttcry
uv,s. ,ypa--y iTst serI5u, lines
-.... . sd y1r.1., kiu!3 oi tra.meI' .s.l
.---.--v -.-,srI relief. After sven w"'SS
.. rounds. hJl no ,treIcth
..-.a. t4I zas -ryiaE w~IkeC every day
.-t ca hagua Swiits specific AMI a
a '-- r.tn a -Oss. ald N three TeeS, .
20. 8 s-aa lGi up I-.cudi ~ % my
...... Nv app lite returned aRd a?tily
..-.-s ... 4, waited this ,0ng . - Ger
r. ..., .g nr-s v7- arUIaent
CT .r.u rElE. AttpTnsy-at-LaE,
E-rnrrA. "a, June p, 1881.
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R~heumatism 20 Years ,

av s.a r.yr.r rom journalism .or twenty
...n "a I...,t iu.D.rrtb'r pam. lhUi
" Treatment, ami took all sorts OF
.. q. .t.. Eg5Ux rrigCI Amos
h.r .. r. .rlgS able O. walk even with
.sa- .aa..u evI 90 tcy swift, Specific, and
...E ... H.ll ava 20 day entirely r.
h.s 3. En .HEy ms crUtches, AMI an n
believe >EI,ts specific ~"
.s eG.E-ltI.U.
..' s .E. Va DO. t,2.. Nru D. T.
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Mineral Poison .

a..,' - lnn,1 d misery Tor many years from
IS o. mercury. which a. last deYei-
SID ..f- .r- On uy leg, which refused 70 heal.
.- -s..-s specific, and IL has entirely
rH.n.. Rri An in better health than Tor
b.. "... a.s. b.nOl remedy ~ the world.
Il. ' Ass, ns.e'hOrFe, Ia, Aug. =. 81
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EGZEMA ON A CHILD.

Your most valuable Cuiicura Remedies have don,
my child so much good that | feel like saying thl'
III The benefit OF tho~e who are troubled With skin
,iisease. Ny little gill was troubled with Eczema
mi / tried several doctors and medicines, but did
not 30 her any good until ] used the Cuticura Rem
eJirs, which speedily cured her, for which | owe you
lgny thanks AID many nights OF rest.
ANTON BOSSMIER, Union bakery.
Ln.IAnI-nnI I'm
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k0tiCe to Creditors.

TO THE CREDITORS OF PHILIP MErZNER,
j deceased In pursuanCe OF a decree Of the
IIcuit Count OF Ohio county West Virginia, msds
IN a cause therein pending. 10 subject the rcs! estate
OF The said Philip Met2ner to the payment OF his
ncb', you are required 10 pr-~cnt your claims
against Ill" c,tate cf the said Philip MctIner, for adj
!udiCJi,on ~ Joseph X. PAUL., commissioner, at his
Office, No. 1870 Cha?Ilne street, in the city OF Wheel
Irs. Ohio county. Wet Virginia. on or before Satur-
Jay, ;ie2?th day Of November, 1874.
" illness, John W. Mitchell. Clerk Of said court
this 18th day al October, 1854.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
0r'rc3wS Clerk.
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MEpIoAuI
Il Have SuHeredw

With every disease imaginable for the
last three years. Our
Druggist, T. J. Anderson, recommending
Hop Bitters" to me,
| used two bottles!
Am entirely cured, and heartily recon-.
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Walker. Buckner, Mo.
/ write this as a
Token of the great appreciation l have OF
your Hop
e " " Bitters. 1 was afflicted
With ~infammatory rheumatism!!i
Seven years, and no medicine seemed to
DO mi any
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Until | tried fwo bottles OF your Hop Bit
ters, and to my surprise | am as well to-day
as ever | was. l hope
You may have abundant success
"ln this great and"
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Anyonel \ \ wishing to know more
about my cure?
eau learn by addressing me, Z. NJ.
Williams, 1908 10th street, Washington,
D. e. -
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For Indigestion, kidney
~-CompiaiM
"And nervous debility. have Just"
Returned
From the south in a f~ruitless search for
health, and find that your Bitters are doing
me more
Goodl
Than anything else;
A month ago | was extremely
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And scarcely able to walk. Now I am
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And hardy a day passes but what l an
complimented on my improved appearance
and it is all due TO Hop
Filters! J. Wicklife Jackson,
- Wilmington, Del.
Ed None genuine without a bunch OF green Hon;
on the white label. shun all the vile, poisonous
,tuh with Flop" or "Eops'' in their name.
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Is 4. c. nailroad.

leave "y',s:r, sth p. n. tos summerGcld.
i,a,. hlajGr st b.CJs Il i"r SOmcIde;d aud
Gr'> ale. Arrive 90 Ee,'ajrr. o:ij 81 NJ and ':jI
3. n
ir. through i.Sct,. EUI ard West. call OF or I'd
II,>s e.. rSNLINSOS. Panhandle route, foot
! i"Nrath s.ryCt. ~, cling. W. Va,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19
God Send :

..s. aE. sl.n4aL,m Tor torty year., and have
.-s.I u,aa - bottles OF ;. s. Loon
...... --.t -H che. Afflicted.
. uA.-aE. Thomson, 81. Aug. ,r, 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19
IVY POISONING.

FIR all cases OF Dasoning by ivy or dogwOod, can
var,pt Cnficr r. 20 cure every time. / have sold
il or i've y~carsdnd ii never fails.
c. Ii. MORSE, Druggist.
UortI,ro,, MASS.
Sod anywhere. CCTCUARA, 30 cents; SOAR,
- cets RRsOLvEST, 81.
potsr Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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mbeelins Resistss
GUIDE.

RIy AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINs-
- FNpr k~,rIoy OF REFERENCE MARNs: DAILY.
Sunday excepted. Monday exeeptcd.-Wheeiing
limo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19
TETTER OF THE SCALP.

wac alros, perfectly bald, caUed by letter O.
;r ton o, the Scalp. u,e your Citicura Remelie'
h.ui six weeks, aud they cured nY scalp perfectly
az .:ow ny hair is coming hacE A. thirk - i ever
ra- j. NhOiSb'
V.IG %Es:ORO', TLN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

fitraips Tally "a rrrt sunday.
lu!Im.H'E Palace iTawing loom aud Sleeping Car.
hrusrh without Il u,-r frOlI si,uh'Tytll" E.4-i t.
7~IilAirll hi aud New lork. West to Columbu,
IEu.TH- !, Louisville, Ih!c1sp, indianapolis au.
It. Louis.
Ter ,hyou2h tickets, ~l'SgsaE" checks, Sleeping car
recommendations, and any iur'h'r information ap
aIy to no g. TOM!lh>JN, IicSe, Agent at Pin
l.nrdlc ~s,.iiou, loot OF Eleventh siH, :. q, At City
IiCk Il Oatp", under Mc.urc l!uuSr. Wheeling
JAMES AC1REA.
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
T. \. FORD,
GEM PAS. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. ia.