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MILLINERY.
WINTER MILLINERY !

WYE ARE NOW PREPARED S.
w TO show some Rich Novel bTzxxks&A
ties in Millinery. We have Just re- 1f<sssssesaty
ceived a new stock for Winter Trade &.szE
Special care has been taken in selecting the latest
shapes and colors- Bayadere Ribbed Velvets.
beautiful novelty in exquisite shades for bonnets
Uncut Yelyets; Pushes mall shades; Ottoman and
Velvet Ribbons. Orders promptly attended to at
G4I ) street. MRS BARBER PEALER.
au3O-lUlV
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CHARLES f. PINKHAM, VI. d.,


HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
4 Ofice-removed to sls Eighth treet, between
II and /. Residence next door. Office hours till
NJ: from TO B. and $50 70 80 ?. N iyl3-lm
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Congregational NenolIsm.

WASHINGTON January 10TH Much adverse criti-
cism is caused by the fact that certain Senators
have provided places in the Departments and in the
Senate for meml Crs Of their families Among
those Senators who have found places for relatives
at the Capitol is Senator Harris, Of Tennessee, who
has one son employed clerk in the secretarys Of
flee at annual salary Of S2 220; another is clerk
to the Committee Epidemic Diseases at a per
diem salary Of So. The Senator receives % 600 SIS
his salary. One son, as before stated gets 81 22O
and one an average Of seven months for the long
session and three for the short Another son will
receive 81, 800, making 5000 the annual income
of the Harris family Whether this Senator has
any other relatives employed in the Departments
here is unknown Senator Mahoues son receives S.
day from the Committee on Public Buildings ard
Grounds. Senator McMillans son is a clerk to the
Committee on Commerce, the annual salary Of which
81 200. Senator Laphams son is clerk of the Com
mttee on Woman's Suffrage, OF which his father is
Chairman, and he draws from the Treasury in the
neighbOrhoOd of 81, SEQ each Congress. Seustor
George, Of Mississippi, has son who is Assistant
Keeper OF Stationery, at 4 salary Of 81, 500. The
clerk Of the Committee on EGgr, ssed Bills is T. II.
Salisbury, and it is presumed that he is Of remote
kin to + / aulsbury, Of Delaware, who is Chairman
Of that Committee II is said that the relatives of
several Senators have been provided with places
under the DOorkeeper and Sergeant tat Arms of the
House. One Of Senator C1ngers sons is now Post
master, while another is drawing per diem pay and
travelling expenses as special 9gent of the Pension
Office Senator Jones has a brother who is clerk in
the Sergeant-at-Arms office. One Of Senator Cock
rel's sons is a Postmaster in Colorado and Lei.
Chalmers, who has position In the Secreta5y's
Office is q brother Of J. r. Chalmers of Mississi mn.
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ARCHITECT.
IAMEs McGUIRE.

EAMES SEADLER (FoRMERLY OF BABSoN
- Seadler), has removed his office to Room 5,
Sutter Building, southwest corner Fifth and J
streets. iyl1 If
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NASHVILLE Tenn.), January 10th-Cou siderable
Judge Allen, of the Criminal Court and Judge
Ferris, OF the County Court The affair grew out
Of a remark made in the County Court yesterday by
Judge Ferris. Each seized the other BY the throal
and being separated both drew knives but were
prevented from using them. Both stand high in
+h
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DIX. NIXON,

- nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE-
y tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 91s and 920.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A. NJ
Office hours s TO 8 A. NJ; to p. NJ, and even
ngs. iy14-lm
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Threntened with Deatn


LONDON, January I0th.-P Egerton Warbuton
member Of Parliament, has been threatened with
death for denounciHg Davitt, by the Irish National
lists.
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TELEPHONE PLANYNG MllL.

T0RNER AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
Sacramento H. D. VANDERCOoK & Co, Pro-
prietOrs, Contractors and Builders. Manufacturers
Planning, Turning and all kinds of Mill Work done
on short notice. The fitting Of Stores and Offices
Speciality. iyl2-tf
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CoSsrANrINorLE, January lOth.-At 4 trial Of tor
pedUes yesterday uu the Bosphorus, Daoud Bey,
Tark produced torpedo inYeuted by himself the
motive power Of which u obtained by means Of
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w. a. HuaHsoa, m, o..

EoMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
4 Office, southwest corner ot Seventh aud
streets, in Brytes building, up stairs. Resi-
dence, southeast corner OF Seventh snd streets,
Sacramento. Office Hours l to 3 and TO 5 P NJ. !;
and on Sundays only, 7 to SPIN je25-4p1m
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A Victim Of UnreouIted Lave.

ERIE (Pa), January 10th.-This morning Annie
Offs, young actress, f'und lying in q pool Of
blood, having shot herself through toe breast She
was infatuated with Max Doeller, and as her passion
unreturned she preferred death to seeing Doel-
Ter the husband Of Girl to whom he is engaged to
be married
gheFmOmFrricas.
NEW YORK, January l0th.-Temperature "a and
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HRs. KELLOGG d GOss.

OFFICE, SOUTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH
= and streets, Sacramento. Office hours:
TO II, 8 to :. to s. dl-tf
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WEST GREEN q J }, January 10th On the even
ing of the sth the bark Elmirl, OF England, came
ashore above The lif saving station. Commuuica-
ion made by 5lOtline and viii but before the
crew could be landed the vessel broke up and all
hands were lost.
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WALLACE A. BRsGGs, IA. %.


~ Sacramento.
onss H'ar'' = : 3 : - 'sls4p4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01

Beware Of limitations ''Allcock's" is the
only gtEG;ne Porous Plaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01
A VISITING MORMON,
Who is a Fine Specimen Of His
Race.
Appearance of Friend Of Brigham Young
Opinion Of the edmunds Bill,
and Of Monogamy.

There goes real live Mormon" said q
gentleman, in Martins Ferry, last evening,
to RRGIsrER reporter. He pointed to q
hale, handsome gentleman, standing on
the platform, waiting for the train. 1t
was Armstead Moffett, Esq, of Ogden,
Utah, q minister OF the church and an in
innate friend of Brigham Young, during
his life. He was on his way to visit his
friends, Jonathan, Joseph and Milton
Petit, of Mt. Pleasant, but before the train
came, the REGISTER man had a brief con-
yersa,ion with him, at the depot.
Mr.. Mof!e:t is a fine, hale specimen CT
manhood, VITO, Notwithstanding sew
enty winters have passed since his advent
in'O this vale of tears, still looks as II he
could haul ton OF feathers down bill even
if he failed in other ways. The REGISTER
reporter who bias for many long day cast
willing eye" upon the land OF U ah
could not tear his eyes OFF the luxurant
crop of hair that aCorned Mr.. Moff4ts
head. Dark originally, it is now steel
mixed and worn somewhat longer than
Eastern style. 1t fell in gentle wayelets
aIOund his manly shoulders but it was not
jts beauty that entranced your reporter,
but the fact that this man, seventy years
old, with many wives how many could
not find out had not been as bald as he
upon whose head the gentle Commanche
has practiCed with his little scalping knife.
MIR. Moffett says the practical work
ipgs Of the Edmunds bill are total failure.
Tue Mormon vote is larger than before, by
reason of many preparing themselves, in
advance, for the law under this bill. The
system OF plurality is productive OF more
happiness than monogany, every woman
master. Mr.. Moffett is a brilliant con-
versarionaist and quite logician, but be-
fore be could warm up to his subject, the
train came along and carried him of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01
River News.

TIE Eatchelor leaves for Pittsburgh TO-
day.
Bushes was very dul! Oh the landing
yesterday.
The Elaine pasted up with a tow OF Fail
rond iron yesterday.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night with 10 feet of water in the channel.
The new Chesapeake passed down yos.
teIdey from Pittsburgh en- route for Gin.
cipuati.
The Jrnrie Campbell and bar.es from
-. Louis ell route for Pittsburgh, passed
up yesterday. ,
The ST. Lawrence is due d own ton light
and will leave for Cincinnati tO,morTJw
morning al o'clock.
a run or has been in circulation for The
orst three weeks to tic effect that stock
2.E psDy is being formed to purchase O
,ost and enter it in the Martins Ferry
ipd Wheeling trade. the boat to make u
nip each Way every hall hour.
CoiIo-River 40 feet inches and falling.
Weather cleat.
FvansYilIe-River 80 feet inches and
falling. Weather cold aud windy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01
El JOYABLE EVENT.

Pleasant RarioF Entertafnmenf and
1eeeptien NJ the Female College.
Last evening the spacious parlors of the
Wheeling Female College we're filled OF an
early hour by an interested audience. At
precisely 8 o'clock Mr.. A W. List made his
apl esrance in Egyptian costume. He ex-
plsiRed bis costume and then introduced
Two Egyptian ladies-Miss Blanche Ken.
dali, OF Petersburg, represented married
lazy, snd Miss Cora Parkinson q youug
Egyptian lady, being closely yelled after
the Iuanner OF the country, and we cannot
describe their individual beauty. In the
middle of the lecture music was furnished,
and Mr.. List reappeared in citizens dress
and then gave very vived description OF
bis journey up the Nile. Mr.. List is very
pleasing speaker, and held the closest al.
teDtion Of his audience for two hours, at
the close universal wish was expressed that
he would repeat the entertainment in the
Opera House, where many more could have
the pleasure that only few enjoyed last
night.
At the reception which followed sIme
very fine music was given by The young
ladies of Miss Logsn's music school, con-
nected with the COLLEGE.
Miss Alma Common, of Wheeling. gave
very BEAUTIFUL piano solo. She was fol-
lowed b. Miss Ida Marshall, of Fairyiew,
Hancock county, rendering in her own
finish style Music on the Waters by
WtymGn.
Miss Myrtle Hall, OF Warrington, and
Miss Keevtr, of BclIevlIle. delighted the
suIi'nce with very pretty piano duet.
At he close OF Mr.. Lists lecture Miss Mar
shsll ard Mr.. Milligsn played very ettec.
lively Home, Sweet Home" All IL all
the entertainment was one lOag to be re-
mem bered.
We noticed among the many guests tbs
Rev. DR.. Cunningham and lady, Mr.. d. G
List, Mr.. and Mrs. James Rhodes, Mr. and
Mrs George McMechen, Mr.. aud Mrs M1--
gan O;t DR.. Logan and daughters, Hon.
c. ID. Hubbard and many Others that made
their aGieux before your reporter secured
II cir names
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
y here she Faithful VIII Worship To-
morrow.

morrow.
TuItCu vi +. Church, childrens' meet
iIg sabbath afternoon al 80; preaching I
=. NJ, also revival meeting every evening
next week.
Services at Disciples Church next Sab
bath. Sunday school a. "a. NJ. Pieac ing
1880 A. NJ. Subject: Go" Evening ser
vice at O'clock. Subjec. Come" L J
Hs't pastor.
Services in the First P.eSbytsriHI CIurch
o morrow. The pastor, Rev, d A. Gun
brigham, u. d., will preach At 1870 A
ana ct 7p NJ.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, services tO.m-rIow viii be con
Quoted by Hon. u l.. Crsmmer at 1880 A
NJ. No evening service. Sunday school at
2P M.
Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick, pastor of Zane
street Church, will preach tomorrow at
1890 a. NJ. on the "Immutabillty OF the
Truth ami Al : Z. VI. on "Dew-drop Re.
ligiou." Sunday school at T.. NJ. Al IN
vit,d.
The Citizens Bible Glass will meet as
usual tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
10 the lee ure room of the First Presbyte-
r;en Church. Strangers and the public
genera lily are cordially invited to attend.
st. Matthew's Church, services lO:31 A.
and 7P. NJ Subject OF evening sermon,
The Religion OF the Ancient Greeks
Service for ST. Lukes church for Sunday
will 6e held in the chape. on Broadway at
1890
Services at Second Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Vim. h, Cooke, d. D., Tast r, at 1899
A NJ. aud P. NJ.
Fourth Street NJ. Z Church services
Preaching Sunday, March "a, list i! ~ 80
A. NJ AMI P. NJ. by the Pastor, R'v. J -.
E. Smith, d. .. Sunday School a. , = Il.
YCuug Peoples meeting Monday at 80
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Sundry Items OF Information Taken
10 From the Cold.

In From the Cold.
Yesterday Dan JoaG young man work.
ing at the K.na mill, was struck in the
head with a billet and severely injured.
The revolver that Newton Ashton shot
himself with is on exhibition at Theaker
& Decisions.
Miss Georgia Myers, Of Wheeling is the
guest Of Misses Lizzie anu ElOuise Sei-
bright.
Miss Flora Krim has returned from q
pleasant visit 10 Bellsire.
q. +. Grouse, a Colurti laborer Of the
EtnA mill, had q foot 'nashed by piece
OF pig iron falling on il on Wednesday.
TIE Hoy!e.Joues Manufacturing Com
pary will meet ct judge Cochran Office
to cav TO OrCanizs.
IRE attendance at the revival m aatings
n the NJ. + Church is rs large il moi
sIter thsn ever and the interest is in
or, ssing. The attendance has become go
large that the meetings are held up stairs
IL 4 new sCeessions ara made every night.
"Air't It cold?' and all such express Gus
wee card yesterday morning, al which
80 -. r.ercury was down to zero.
: II. Shipman is under the wal her.
L.. county Commissioners after making
hrraUgh canvass OF the submerged dis
rr!c.s to ascertain the feeling OF the people
n reference to issuing $780, in ends to
rCrair touses have decided not II issue
Their, az We SIZE informed by Commission.
or Morris Cope.
brand new boy put in an app sarance
q, George Wares house yesterday, and
George was the only man that did not com-
plain of the cold.
Rev. Will and Mr.. Frank Chaltlnt, of
Pittsburgh, formerly of Martins Ferry,
are in The city. Will will preach in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning.
Mr.. l.. Johnson, boiler ct the Lsughlin
mill who has been laid up with pneumo.
mia, Is conyRlescing.
NJ George Phebus is on the sick list.
..-sNw Dugan has removed his family
IN Nj. Pleasant to this city.
Eggs are now selling at Is and 20 cents
DSr dozen, and butter 30 cents per pound.
Mrs Sarah Nelson is visiting friends at
Bonneville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01

WASHINGTON, March l. l A. N-For
cTsssing ciopdiness, with light snow Or
rain, warmer south to west winds, and
falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, light
SHOWS, partly cloudy weather, slight rise
il temperature, winds shifting northeast
and southwest, rising followed by falling
barometer in the east portion and station
sry followed by rising barometer in west
portion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01
Albert Price and Jeff Reid Charged
with Clock Stealing

Albert Price and Jeff Reid Charged
with Clock Stealing.
Yesterday Constable Lsughlin arrested
Albert Price, who, with jeff Reid, chum,
was committed to Jail, charged with steal
ing small clock from the Temperance
lunch room kept by Miss Clohan, assisted
5y Miss Kleine, on Market street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth. /; seems that they
roth went into the room to get some soup,
u while they were eating the soup Miss
Nleine had business out on the street, but
before going out she looked up at the clock
10 see what time il was. When she came
sex both Price and Reid had left and the
clock was missing.
Miss Kleine swOre out the warrant for
their srrest before Justice Ankle, aud Con.
stable Laughlin arrested them as above
stated, and in default of 800 bail, they
were both sent up to Jail until next Mon.
day, when they will be more fully exam.
med. The theft was committed on Thurs
day evening. Price never steals enough to
send him to the pen, and il is oaly by CON-
sounding his theits that he can be sent to
the PeniteRtisry. He has only been ont
Of the Penitentiary few weeks.
Go TO 100 Main sereet and get a good
bSt at about 25 cents on the dollar
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letter from General John Z. Milford
% DEY STREET. NEW YORK,
1909

October 8, 1888.
Fer years past l have used Allcock's
Porous Plssters on my person and in my
fs mily, and have found them perfect as an
eternal remedy, quick in their action, Civ
ing immediate relief without blistering
TIE sfin, apd far superior to ell Others.
No family should be without Allcock's
Porous Plasters; their healing powers are
WONDERFUL and their efficacy far-reaching
sud lasting. When in Washington last
winter l was induced to try ano.h-
er much advertised plaster for Sc.
we're pain in my back. No relief
from the pain, but q sore and blistered
back for a week, was the result So soon
% ire hlisters hesledlaPpied two Of All
cocks Porous Plssters, and they gave me
immediate and permanent relief. They
give additional strength and vitality 70 the
spinal column, ard they are q never fail.
ing remedy In my family for Coughs,
Colds, Sprsips and ali Pains and Weak
Iesses. Their use has repeatedly saved
me from pneumonia. l constantly use
them. and would not be without them for
any consideration. JOHN E. MULFoRD.
Beware Of limitations 'tAllcock's" il the
only GcCu;ne Porous Plaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01
POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO
DAYS,

Saturday and Monday, March
1 and 3, are positively the last
days of the great sale of clothing
for men and boys wear, slightly
damaged by water, which VIII
he almost given away, at 1862
Main street, third door above
Eleventh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01
BOOMING,

5000 Yards 1914 Sheetings,
consisting OF the following
brands: Fruit of the Loom,
Utica, and New York Mills; 800
dozen Napkins: 500 dozen Tow
els: also Silks and Satins that
never were sold so cheap as we
are selling them. Damaged
goods on sale all this week.
EMSHEIMER I1tb ST.
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IN the SO ciaI LinC-PersOnaI GOssipand
Town News.

III the SO ciaI LinG-.PersOnal GOSsipand
Town News.
One OF the most brilliant social events
ever given in Bridgeport, was the soiree at
the residence OF Mr. c. +. Handel in Kirk.
wood on Thursday night. The affair was
gotten up and given by Mr. Vim. Briden-
stein and Miss Hannah Saith, and was full
of mirth and enjoyment from the begin
ming TO the end. The iuvlIei guests as
sembled shortly before sight o'clock and
remained until three, spending the eve
org most delightfully."- in dancing, CONVEX
>snon and card plal lug. Inc tGlp?;ng OF
10. irutsstic was the leading feature. In
this e&Cellent amusement nearly all pres
ent Participated and whirled away the
lorg hours very quickly. A sumpteous
supper Was spread Al midnight and all pres
eDt say they never attended more enjoy
able party. The youth, beauty and chiy-
airy of the city were there. Our informant
says "yCu missed it by not being present."
ard reports the list of those present as
follows:
Misses Hannah Smith, Dora Miller. Ella
Hill, Amelia Rrit denstein, Emma B-ieden.
stein, Annie Bsggs, Emma X eem, Lizzie
Rheem. Della Rheem Clara Smith, Alice
Bsggs, Kate Young, ali Of Bridgeport and
Misses Marie keim ard Heriie Hopkins, Of
Martins Ferry, and MeSsrs. Harry Robt,
VIM. Briedenstein, Chur.ey Gitfeu, VIM.
Densmore, Henry aud John ellis, VIM.
Moore, Carroll Deems, Thomas JudEins,
Thomas Duncan, Thomas Sargent, North
West, Elmer Smith, anu f. w. Gilmore,
all BridgeporterS.
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
\ little child Ui Mr.. Martin Blrtholem is
very sick with measles.
Mayor Junkins distributed $270 among
the miners at KaineS's coal works, who
suffered by the Hood.
The ofiiCiil c On the C., l.. K W. r T..
came down yu Thursday and remained till
yesterday.
Mrs. J. WitArrw il very sick.
The creek is again frozen over.
Mr.. G. n. Alien, Ct Belsire, was up yes.
terGGv on bus'A 81
Mr., W. w. Holloway wants to be a dele
gate to the National Republican ConVen-
ton.
VIM. Gillin, E.q visited Abe Mcdonald,
who is quit. low with consumption, at
So ubenville yesterday.
Mr.. r. X. M2ConnHuEhay isstill busy fix
in; up his dog store auu will soon have it
looking as we'll, ii not nicer than ever.
Rev. DR. J. y. Swauey, Presiding Elder Of
The McKeespurt Pa District of the Pits,
burgh Conference, was in Bridgeport yes
terday on his way to FreepOrt to pay his
numerous friends a farewell visit.
ACKER's Blood Elixir guaranteed; will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01

The Municipal Court met yesterday and
after disposing of the following cases, ad.
journed to court in course:
John Cowl and others Va. Vim. CoErs
heirs and others. An order was entered
appointing Thomas D. Bennett receiver in
this case, to collect rents due in the case.
VIM. ]. Cots, administrator, and others
vs.. Susan &. Colts and Others. An order
was entered referring this case to Jos. Z.
PAUL., one OF the commissioners in this
Court, to take statement of an account and
report to this Court
Patrick J. Gilligan, administrator, Sc,
VS.. Thomas E. Gilligsn. An order was Ell.
tered referring this case back to rules an I
ordering process of summons, to answer an
amended and supplemental bill,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01

The regular meeting of the teachers Of
German in the public schools was held
yesterday in Centre school. Tie teacher
Miss Strohlem illustrated by means Of the
pupils her method OF teaching the Ian
gusge. There were present Messrs Eber-
ling and SeidIer, members of the Commit
tee Of German from the Board Of Educa-
ton, Misses Riegel, I.oossr and Mann,
teachers Of German in the other schools Of
the civ, and SuEE John 81. Birch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01
MjeeIjn9 8e9ists1
SATURDAY, HARCH ,. 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index Go New Advertisements.

Straysd OF Stulen-DoCs.
For Rent-HOUse on Island.
For Sale-Business Stand with Dwelling.
horticultural Building AssOcia'
Choice Cut Flowers-Kirk's Art Store.
Notice TO Creditors.
Hats-Harper Il Bro.
New Maple Sugar-R ]. Smyth.
Dry GOods-Henry Jacobs { Co.. Head
u Local.
Attention, Turners-[Local Page
Drugs-I.ist & Williams.
Business ChaDge-W. A. Wilson.
Damaged Dry Goods. w. Terrell
Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
Owners OF Engravings-E. L. Nicoll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01

- LWm, Thomas, of Newton, Is, says:
My vie had been seriously affected with
9 cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severity than ever before She
had used many remedies without relief,
and being urged to try DR.. Kings New Dis.
coYery, did so, with most gratifying re
suits. The first bottle relieved her very
much, and the second bottle has absolutely
cured her, She has not had so good health
for thirty years"
Trial bottles 10c at Logan & Co.'S Drug
Store. Large size St.00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01

TAECERS AND JUNIORS REMOVED
~ snd radically cured, without the use Of
the knife, and with little or no pain Ny
treatment Of Cancer n the most successful
and only reliable method known Speci-
msy be seen by calling al my once and ali
requisite Information obtained. Cancers and
TImors, Hemorrhoids or Piles Dyspepsia
Diseases Of the LvgY, Goporrhea, and Az
forms Of Syphiltic DiseaseS Loss OF Man.
hood, etc, successfully tire ted
References and testim opials furnished n
my ONCE do cot aim 70 be q doctor .curs
al. but IN nv speciality. Cancer. I do claim
to be second co mono In the country.
DR. y. A. 9REAR
deESsh EreepD;t Harrison Co, Ohio.