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GENERAL CRIMINAL MATTERS.
A wife Elopes with a Deacon

PAeERsTewN, MD, April 23.-John Cam
eron, hitherto highly respected citizen Of
this county, and for twenty years deacon
Of a church, has eloped with Mrs. John D..
Barr. Cameron requested Mrs. Barr to
assist his wife with some sewing. Under
this plea they met. Cameron took her in
his buggy TO Hancock. He sold the team,
bought a new suit of clothes on credit, aud
il is stated then took the train West. 1t is
thought they have gone TO Canada, where
Cameron formerly lived.
Bad Bookkeeping Did IL.
PosToN, April % An examination Of
the books of the State prison shows de-
felt OF 81, 900, the result Of bad bookkeep
ing.
BosroN, MASS, April 23.-The body Of
A. Mathey, of Needhsm, matchmaker 10
iDg business at % Water street. Boston,
was found in Charles river near Needham
bridge. 1t is suspected that it is case of
murder and robbery.
woman Caused 1t All.
MONROE, Ga, April 2S,-Jesse Gum
killed his father Willis. The father was 8
widower and he and his son courted the
same young lady. The son married her
two weeks ago. The father sent him
word to be on his gusri as he was coming
to kill him. This morning child saw the
father enter his sons house and told the
son who fred on his father as the latter
was taking aim.
short I'm His Accounts.
BAYoNNE, NJ :, April %. Ex'City
Treasurer Francis J. Smith is short in his
accounts S4l, 900.
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TO-DAY THE FUR WILL FLY
Among the Fighting Factions OF the
Buckeye Radicals.

-
Buckeye Radicals.
CLEVELAND, O., April 23.-The Ohio Re-
publican Convention was called to order
this afternoon in the Tabernacle BY Hon.
J. o. Converse, Chairman Of the State Cen
tral Committee. General Charles II.
Grosyenor was made temporary President
and on taking the chair spoke half an
bcur, reviewing the history Of parties.
Referring to the Scott law he sal / the Re-
publican party stands by itNas a measure
of revenue and not only as q tax on traffic
hist is injurious to the best interests Of the
State, but q measure OF restriction and
rsguIstiop, The party record in civil
service reform demands the support OF the
indeperdent men of the country. The
psr,y is the sole champion OF protection
for Americsn industry. II the American
nsonle confer the power sgsin in tie Re-
pu5Iicsn party il will see TO IL that no
means be left untried 10 strike down tue
orpsnIzed and crimisA purposes OF the
south to suppress freedom througn nout and
action in political matters 1--WE enter
great fight in Ohio, fight we must win or
the Republican party of the country mus;
go the wall. We must carry Ohio IN Oeto-
Der or the
Democrats VIII Carry the County
in November. Inactivity and general
spsthy must cease in Ohio; csrpiDg, criti
cisn, sneer1pg at Ohio and Ohio men mus.
cease. Out side of Ohio the Republicans
that occupy places Of power must recog
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WHEEI,IN7 W. va THJJTsDAE MORNING. APRIL "a 1884.

nize that we hold the key to the fortress
nrG II we loose it in October the hordes OF
6ofhs and the Democratic party will over
uhelm the garrison and drive out its occu.
pants. We will go to Chicago to nominate
she best men for the emergency, but We
30 not forget and our brethren in the
Southern States must not forget that Ohio
is under all circumstances a close and
seoubtful State. The conflict in October
rrarie the Ohio battle ground Of the year
md tt Q people of the Republican party in
oihsr States must lay aside personal con-
sideration and the fashion Of carping at
the Republicans Of Ohio and they mnst
piant the battle in any event 30 as to
make victory in Ohio not only possible bu
absolutely certain. The convention at
Chicago can do This, or it can organize de-
feat by blunder. We will 60 to Chicago
with our warm affections going out to the
men who stood with us in other days in
great battles which We have fought. but
we will go there promising and pledging,
on who ever the great honor shall be con-
ferred to carry the Republican banner in
the coming contest, shall at once and for.
ever be
The sfandRrd.Bearer of Ohio;
and let him be who he may, il he comes OF
the free will Of these Republicans Of Ohio,
my word for it, he will carry the banner
to victory" The remainder of the session
was occupied in organization and prelimt-
nsries. To morrow the work OF nomina-
'tffe the State and electoral t cks and dele
gstes 10 the Chicago convention Will be
Gone.
During his speech General Grosvenor
mentioned Shermsn's name, which pro-
voked loud cheering. Towards the close
be referred to the necessity OF nominating
a Presidential candidate Who can carry
Ohio, whereupon a delegate shouted,
"Bisine can do itn and the con nvention
cheered with vigor. The convention took
tees and district delegates to Chicago had
been announced.
The Blaine men caucused to night with
view Of putting up Blaine ticket for del.
egates at large. Judge West was agreed
upon, but the caucus adjourned till to-
morrow without settling upon the other
names, though Judge Amber, NJ. A. Hanna
and ]. F. Mack are talked of. The Sher-
man men will not put distict ticket in
the field, but Will urge General Beatty and
Judge Foraker. The colored delegates will
propC Sc Hon. J. P..Green and Walter 5.
Thomas. I.
The Committee on Resolutions met to-
night and sgreed to report platform favor.
ing protective tariff, approving OF
Arthurs administration, favoriug the col
lectipg OF an adequate revenue ~ duties
on imported goods to defray the expenses
Of the Government, for the restoration OF
the wool tariff snd indorsipg the platform
of the last Ohio Republican convention.
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CoNlEY AND TEEMER
Likely TO Come Together on the Pull
man Course.

Likely 10 Come Together on the Pull
man Course.
BosToS, April pa proposed sculling
match between John Teemer and Peter H.
Conley has been in allegiance for some
time, because Conley's articles wsrs not &C.
ceptable to Teemer, and Teemer would
only offer terms which appeared to be like
the handle Of a jog, ell on one side. Con-
lsy's arg gnassnt wss that =Teemer wanted
the race rowed on a course of his own selec.
tion, the distance, stakeholder, ETC., all to
be named by him. The fact is, perhaps,
that Teemer's backer is Chicago man,
and he would like to have the race as near
that city as possible. This opinion is part
ly borne out by a private dispatch from
Chicago received from Eph. Morris this
evening. Eph says: 1--WE will give Conley
500 to row the race with Teemer at Pull.
man." Whether this proposition will be
satisfactory to the Portland sculler remains
to De seen. BE will probably answer the
proposition at once, and then negotiations
will be resumed,
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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.

Mr.. Cannon, q Saltwater, Mimi, banker,
will succeed Comptroller Knox. Mr.. Can.
non is q friend OF Senator Sabin and also
favorable to Mr.. Arthur.
The collections OF internal revenue for
the first nine months of the fiscal year,
ending June S0th, 1884, are as follows
Spirits SIS. i97 393, an increase OF &, l02, i4O
over the CORES ponding period Of the pre-
vious wear: tobacco, SIS, ,S5i 535, q decrease
cf SlS, 755, 1903; fermented liquors, Sl2,e5S,.
S5ShKefR S2G55egs.sa lfecfsass '3i ss'7ff.ssf
miscellaneous sources, SAC, ,9Oi, q decrease
of SO. .OC6 $50: aggregate receipts }sI. .i5i,Osi,
which is 800. sos, 253 less than the collections
of the last fiscal year.
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BREEZY BEkW0oo BRIEFS.
Drunk mud DisordcTIJ'' Brings Set.
erni UHIoriunstes TO Grief

eFni Unf0Ftunntes 10 1FieI
Special 70 ne RegrSLT.
BEswooD. April 23.-SenstorJ. J. McMahan
returned Tuesday: also Jas. Barrett, Esq.
Several incareersiious in the bsstile for
the usual ofienses-drunk and disordsrly.
The many friends OF Mics Maggie Crsgo,
who has taught music here for some years
past, regret TO learn Of Der serious indis-
position at the residence OF her father,
Prof. Crsgc, in the Eighth ward.
Q Prof. y. Hsnke, prominent compossr
a1d music dealer OF PIttsburg. was In town
o day.
Miss Sidney Brown, an accomplished
young lady of the Eighth ward, Is visiting
Miss. X. Fitzpatrick, OF Water street =
DR.. II. T. Ford received telegram this
afternoon calling bin to Woodsasld and
announcing the serious illness OF bis father,
a V. nerable residsnt OF that locality.
Mss Ella M1rple and Mr. Oliver Leach
were married Saturday at Gretns Green.
Col Fisher 10 having an addition buiit TO
his private residenoe.
One municipsi delinquent figured on ths
chain gang this week.
A tin roof Is being put On the Aethodis'
church.
Mrs. Hsnrah McMecheu, Of Water street,
is ndisposed.
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BOUND TO THE TRACK.
A Boys Marrow Eseaps Fsea Dsinl
kan ever By . Tsstn.

A Boys Marrow Eseaps fsoo Besng
ksn ever By . Train.
PoKrLABD, Me-. April 23.-ro-day SONS
bsIf dozen boys whose ages ranged from
nire TO fifteen years. oil residing at the
western end OF the city, while at play on
the track Of the Portland ind osdsnsburs
Railroad, near this city, tied one Of the
su sller boys to the track, having arst
pouId his hands and feet They than LETT
him. II wss Just previous 70 the TINE
when train was due, and the boys mast
bave been aware N this fact. though they
claim their set wss done In fun and thsy
lid not think OF the possibility Of their
Fortunately q nan ss~ the boy upon the
track and released him from bis p.ri!o1s
po,ition. The little fellow tas bail dssd
With fright
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RVS or THE MORNING.

p,,ts road will change hands
l. expedition is to be sent to the relief
';'s., ~. i, feared among the striking
r., irwin, Pa .....,., :.
,,,o,s have thus far been secured in
- ,,,anssmsnts have been COM
~. =. The pooliug of the nail trade.
Cd rsemer will probably meet
''.% -. Pallmsn course at Chicago.
n.,,.s g,vsrumsnt contsmplatss
. ..,;,, It had in Egyptian affairs.
$50, lows shows the old ticket to
5.',rsO:ce Of the Democrats Of that
,,.cticat Republican Convention
endorsed Hawley for the Prss:'
y r,;,3 District Republicans of this
p : elected Blaineand Lincoln dele
4. to Chitss',
/ p;.,-,ont young man was forced at
tots pistol to marry a young wc-
|, !. bad ErODssd.
..,.6sht witnessed by four hundred
,.,ns9, to5k place on Long Island
|.,,isy mOrn'as.
s,ps,s amendments to the Naval
.,..,fi,l b.l. caused long debate in
House yesterday.
.s,rs dss,i.ution and many cases OF
ANN starvation are reported among
-.b,rs OF the Northwest.
,.-,,y : session OF the Senate was de-
= =, miscellaneous business and the
$50, Of The pIeuro pneumonia bill.
.,.g bat preliminary work was done
lilo republican Convention yester-
,.j rbat body will not get fairly to
= 1a.i. ;'-dsy.
!. OCCASIONAL correspondent of the
Tn writing from Missouri gives
!. interesting facts in regard to cat
,s.cs IN that State.
,s Bsi~e men were defeated in the
,y.,s Convention yesterday by 3 COM
.-,, OF toe Eimurds and Arthur men
I, elected Eimunds delegates 20 Chi
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LABOR NOTES.

rr,tIaCc Factory I'm the Country.
T~,s,f,EEs, April "a lace factory
an, 10 be started here, which will 6e
,,v cne OF its kind in the United
~ The PFC ject was introduced by ].
,p. manufacturer Of Nottingham,
ana who has been IN the city for some
4 frsulur with local capitalists. lt
4 eyed ;ha: the enterprise will be q
-srsrlye one. The machinery will be
.,gf 'rom England, and when in run
/ crt,- he isCtory will give employ
4 -:ro over 200 persons.
men Breaking Stone for the street.
,u,y, Pa. April 23.-In the eastern
n. lie town preparations are going on
Re erection Of a large number OF
gs IN eIca7atirg for the cellars line
s .cck vas struck, which requires
st-.. Stones weighing from ten to
.-.r sounds were thrown, and to break
/ s. i,css iu:O small pieces for the city's
|g.; Ess the task taken by two middle
zcrsr rsmsd ShUl'Z and Fries, re
4 ;.l,s ,ts.d-nts Of this city. The wo'
E,nr,. N.CuRs with children, and say
/ 7 p'ei-, hat sort Of work TO washing or
1 - Lg-,-EOld Crudgery.
Reduction Called For.
yu,S.uLE O., April 23.-Owing to the
g~..r Of the coal business Of the
,, Valley, the Ohio Coal Exchange
] tC3.1u Gus and Hooking Coal and Iron
I-.sry. which controls the trade Of the
\ ". decided today 10 ask arsducIiOn IN
|, 5rcs ID mining coal from seventy cents
J. .ga, The present rate, to sixty cents.
Why they Go to Europe.
---sa-EG. Pa, April 23.-A committee
be Wind v Glass Workers Association
.ti, evening for Europe. The object
1sir mission Is TO investigate the Bel
= sTiks and arrange the preliminsries
stls IDrsrnslional Glass Workers Con
.-o1 Which will be held in this city in
IT, Il is proposed to form z union OF ali
window glass workers in the world and
l'lsh uniform rates Of wages.
Striking Miners In Camp
aTBrR1, April 23.-The striking
,,rs st Twin station, on the Pennsyl-
"a Railroad, have established 3 camp
Eg1lsICe Vi Westmorelsnd county. The
cirs's purpose inducing the men st
~ gaIn tue strike. Sheriff Stewart Is
- .'o-Hd fearing trouble, bat 50 faz
Fryicss have not been needed.
raDKtmsn's for the Pool Completed.
.zT,g-Eg April 2J.-Ths Western Nail
aCs,iOn ne. here today and completed
s:,~I gsUsnrs of the proposed nail
Bys ulsnimOus vote the ASSociS
sIly7,ed The action Of the iron man
rCfsf, iH demanding a reduction oil
J!ss wages.
Why They ShaT Down.
aLvvaA. ). c April 25.-Mill No. l OF
Canpe-tow1 cotton factory, Green,
E employing hundred operatives and
-,lcg Nlr Spin3Ies, shuts down 10.
1gE because Of the mpossibility to Sc
1asUTgly Uf cotton for coarse yarns
aalss Of Ills is the great scarcity Of
II seed .sr Planting.
Combined for = ReduetIou-
.25T. Y. Y. April 23.-The stove manu-
agrsrs Of Troy and Albany have foraed
's'na1ent association, and agreed to re
. Ire average cost Of mounting twenty
sHuL
Ben Butler win Defend Them.
ITsToy. Ma, April 23.-The striking
Si's Of this city and Auburn have been
l1,l 'or unlawful assembly. The
si-rs hs7s engaged General Butler as
-.eL.
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DYING OF STARVATION.
Pitiable Condition or the Canadian In
dians iu the NOrthwest.

Ptt1abiG tOuuIiIOn oi tHe sah""'"" {. -
diaBs iu the NOrthwesf.
OTTAWA, ONT, April PA gentleman
who hss just returned from the Northwest
states that in an interview with an Indian
chief Oh Crooked Lane Reserve, the latter
informed him that seventy Indians had
died on that reserve within the past two
months OF starvation, ard that large mum.
Ter of those remaining had been so reduced
by hunger as TO render them utterly help.
less. He had visited several reserves
farther north and reported that great desti.
tuition prevails. II is believed that the 10.
disn agents have not reported the condi.
ton OF the Indians to the government
The latter sppears TO be entirely ignorant
OF any suffering among the different tribes
Ii is believed that large percentage OF the
supplies paid for by the government does
not find lis wsy 10 the reserves, but Is sp'
propristed by speculative agents.
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THE sENATE's HIGH HANDED COURSE
Liable TO Cause Clash Between That
Body and the House.

Body and the House.
WASHINGTON, April pa clash between
the two Houses over the appropriation
bills, owing to the Senates policy Of in.
creasiDg the amounts fixed by the House,
may be said to have commenced. 1t is
insugurated over the postoffice bill, which
the ban ate has largely added to. This bill
will go to the Conference Committee. 1t is
not expected that it will bring about q
deadlock, q, but it will doubtless be an unus-
ally long time before the conference agrees
There will have 10 be concessions from
boih sides, and mainly from the Senate,
according to RandaIPs determination
There will be just such fights over all ap
preparation bills, some greater and some
ess. AS heretofore stated In these dis.
patches it will be about The naval bill that
a deadlock will arise. 1t is even stated By
some members that the temper OF the
House is such that unless the Senate re-
cedes from its increase Of money appropri
ated by The House for the navy entirely,
esps cially the six new steel cruisers, there
will be 70 naval bill passed AT all.
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PrnhnhIr Accidental.

1SSEaroL,s, April 23.-The Journals
EA' MINI, specisl says: Vim. Gray,
zen years Old, son Of J. d. Gray, .
!. neIchsnt, wss killed last night BY 3
:, :. .siolga the jugulsr vein from small
s'c he'd close 10 his neck by q con-
S-sil sa u Wss prObsbly accidental as no
- had arisen. The revolver was tired
!, rG'sSs 5-,' he noise hsing made. The par
s..l Slhcalsd have not yet been ap-
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SPORTING SPRAY.
Wipisg Ont an OLD GrudSe I'm the Prize
Ring.

Lone ISLAND CiTY, n. Y, April 23:-This
morning prize fight took place here and
was witnessed by about four hundred
sporting men: The fight was between
Jimmie Kerwin of this city and Con Walsh
of Green Point, for 500 aside, London
Prize Ring Rules. KsrWin is % years OF
sgs and weighed 14l pounds, Walsh is 81
years OF age and weighed 145 pounds.
kervin was the fayorits in the betting,
There was an old grudge between the men
and the fight is said to have been one OF
the most desperate that ever took place on
Long Island. Six rounds were fought
during which Walsh was most terribly
punished.
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FIRE RECORD.
Cotton Mills Burned.

TrTcHvILLE, Conn.,, April 23.-The cot
ton m lis owned by the Providence CON
psny burned this morning. Loss over d
hundred thousand dollars.
had Blaze ON Long Isiand.
Nrw YORK, April % Fires In the woods
on Lorg Island have already caused loss
Of $50. COO and the flames are spresding.
Two Hundred Hands out Of Work.
SOUTH COVENTRY, Conn, April S.-The
Wa,iirgton flannel mill at South Coven'
try trtued. Insurance s135, 900. Two hun.
dred bands are deprived Of work.
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CASUALTIES.
DanIsh Shin wrecked.

'Eurg,rHIA, Pa, April 2S-Advice'
HnaCasd this city to the effect that the
esh osrk Abs, which has been en-
- II toe SeyOlite trade between Pnils-
''A and Greenland for three years past,
zen wrecked 81 Whalssy, Shetland
-cs, aat ui,een of her passengers sn0
!ost. She vas on her frst voyage TO
- ard for ,he season and had on board
'SS-osr OF passengers who were 10 WORK
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ProIenEing the AEosy.

PAIrE-ATTox or rspii beating OF the
oesrt. followed by periods Of complsts ces-
sat;op, is caused chiefly By nervousness
spd had blood. II the disease is neglected
il is liable % result seriously, especially at
a tine Of sudden excitement Purity tue
blood, strengthen the muscular aud nsTv-
ons syste n. governing the heart. oy Csiog
DR. Gursoti's Yellow Dock snd S4rsspafilIs
srd you viii soon be lid Of every trace ci
the affection.
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THE SAGE WILL SAY YES.
Scott. of fPenDsylVauia. and Priest, oil
Missouri, Know TIlden Will Accept.

Missour,, Know TiIden Will Accept.
New YORK, April 23.- In conversation
tc day Colonel ". L. Scott, OF Erie, Pa, as
serted his belief, from former knowledge
Of Mr.. Tilden's actions, that he will accept
the Democratic nomination for President.
He says Tilden would accept If the nomi-
nation were unanimously rendered him,
despite previous disclaimers Of his candi-
dacy. He does not believe Tilden wants
The nomination, but thinks be will not re-
fuse to serve the party when asked: even
though IL should prove fatal for him TO
do so.
John G. Priest, of ST. Louis, who, ia an
interview q few DAYS ago, said he believed
Mr.. TilGen would accept, said to-day that
he bad seen Mr.. Tilden since the interview
vas published; that Tilden talked to bin
about it, and that he saw no reason after
that talk to change his original opinion.
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II W."a.rn,I, "a, and the Rock IsIaud.
r,.aNersh American" sold.

PHrApElPa1A, Pa, April 2S.-The Fnii'
sdelphia North American, the Oldest news
nsper in North America, and so
Ions the swadsd By late MOT
,cn MeMichsel, has been soid 70 =
@ sSns;esre of New York capitalists ior sLov,
SS0 when Colonel Quay decided 70 StsSS NJ
a sialwsrt organ here he onereo si'''V'V
for the property, which was reiuse~-
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READY FOR The ARCTIC,
The Bear Expected 60 Sail From Ne"
York To-day.

York To-day.
NEw YoRx, April 2S.-The steamer Bear
of the Greedy relief expedition got in the
last of her coal this morning, loading in all
COZ tons She has about 100 tons OF pro-
visions to take on board to-day. The
carpenters are at work at her yet Naval
Constructor Mintoyns said to-day that his
work was we'll enough advanced to enable
ber to sail at any time, but that little jobs
would keep springing up as long as she
yss at the docks. The steam launch was
hoisted into its place on the chocks inside
the rail to-day for the first time. Work-
men have been fitting an iron framework
sround the screw TO protect it from the ice;
One of the officers laughed when ssked
about ii. he said that any thing that would
5smsee the wheel would knock the hligree
Work from around it without delay. EK
sautiye officer Colvell said to-day that ne
sxpsctsd 10 sail tomorrow afternoon.
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AvERDIcT OF MANsLAUaHTeR

Expected In. the Kirby Hill MURDER
Case.
Special 10 g.e Reosster.
PoiNr PLEASANT, w. Va, April 2S.-Ths
Jury In the case OF the State Va. II. 0Don-
mel, Ed. Schroll, W. II. Gusley and John
Terwillerger, for trsspass on the property
of the keystone bridge company, OF Pitts.
burgh, found verdict against the delen.
dants which sntasonires Judge Jsckson's
decision on the bridge In question. The
jury in the Kirby Hill murder case retired
at three O'Clock this aftsrnoon. A yer.
dict for manslaughtsr 10 expected.
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.C,.w~yu,an I'm Luck.

W.sHrxsroS, Pa, April 2a-Rsy' !. d
Hanps, native OF this county, !" 'as S'sLuns
friends in this plses. To day ne m rs0elSea MoH
= Sisnatch from bis eongregshon iI ~, h~a
mouth, III, saying they nso s'an,SSu anS rs;ssS r
% . rec - sor him 10 take trip to Europe. -
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r. hatcher does have some funny ex.
:. - i.;oDs. he told his assistant 1ns osass
pre- p.I $50 L.s,.[ the bones Ia Mrs- Wilnsms'
dsy s;'.. % "a put M smiths aesia she 1ss- =.
eo'pS, 50 a., and tel Mrs. Black 70 tsxs Df.
e,lIss ,l CouTh Syrap for hsr cold
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Pvu,prLrnrA, April 2s.-cOlouel quay
a.. icy man. he is Suffering with heart
-SIs = .t his hotel st Atlanta City. "A a
troooief 81 " "naIiticisns from this city wlli
psL.s sh;s ~ evening for Atlantic Cits 70 see
-. s;ek statesman.
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ssis,.,t. 90 tsel 50 nice 30 said q young girl
ssS zen o.Ih yfsrs. ~ don't feel as il / had
q 49,, q stomach, or snything" And
sj Nass, bseksches, stomach aches
r, tr,-Iy 10y Other sehss, sWeliDgs, sotes,
" yled her before she took Dr.. Guy
ss,av .Os ,.'.s Dock and SsrsspSrills. TINS
,tss;.S lored her 10 perfect health, So y
"a ,,S ~ Der clear complexion. smooth
SSent, oflEht eyes. It will relieve all
peculiar to female life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-24
rne aeu.e Of BI.hsps.

New YozK. A Aprii q. zs.-Bishops Beetwith.
Of Georgis. Dudley. of Kentucky, Psserkin,
Of West virginis, and Harris, OF Michigan,
arrived this morning 10 take part In The
deliberations of the House Of Bishops.
Tseuty eight Bishops are nov present, bat
thirty.tEo are necessary 70 make quo
rum.