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Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

zHr S1a9Co W oVe
rangement of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Breath: Pain in the Side. sometimes the
pain is felt under the Shoulder-b blade, mistaken for
rheumatism !; general loss Of appetite: Bowels
generally eostivc, sometimes alternating with Lax;
the head is troubled with pain. is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
which ought to have been done: a slight. dry cough
and flushed face is sometimes an attendant, often
mistaken for consumption: the patient complains
Of WEAKNESS and debility; nervous, easily startled:
teet cold or burning, sometimes a prickly sensation
of the skin exists; spirits are low and dependent,
and, although satisfied that exercise would be benc-
1eial, yet one can hardly summon up forti.ude TO
Of the above symptoms attend the disease, bu, cases
have occurred when Blu, few Of them existed, yet
examination after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively desanged-
It should be used by all persons, old and
young. whenever any Of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living in Un-
ally o Eeep The Liver IN healthy action, viii avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau-
sea, Drowsiness, Depression of Spirits, etc. 1t
win invigorase like a glass of wine, but 10 no In
toxicating beverage.
If You have eaten anything hard oil
ul$cbtions or fcel nt2Sy after meas, or steep.
less at night. take a dose and you viii be relieved,
Time and Doctors Bills will be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
in h Houset
For, whatever the ailmen. may be, a thoroughly
safe purgative, Alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedy is harmless
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
And has all the power and efficacy Of Calomel or
Quinine, without any Of the injurious after effects.
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time. and am satisfied it is a
valuable addition to the medical science.
j. Gill SHORTER, Governor of Ala.
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, Of Ca,
says: Have derived some benefit from the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give it a
further trial.
"The only Thing that never fails 10
Kedeve."-I have used many remedies for Dys-
Pcpsia, Liver Affection and Debility. but never
have found anything 70 benefit me to the extent
neso;a TO Georgia for il, and would send further for
such a medicine, and would advise all who are SIM
Harry affected to give it a trial as it seems the only
thing that never fails 10 relieve.
p. M. J~ASNKY, Minneapolis, MINI.
Dr.. T. W. Mason says: From actual ex-
perience in the Use Of Simmons Liver Regulator in
my practice | have been and am satisfied to use
and prescribe it as a ptrrgative medicine.
DGH Take only the. Genuine, which always
has on the Wrapper the red z Trademark
and signature Of j. III. ZEILIN g. CO.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31

p0CTC Burns, 5oc.. Byron 5oc., Mrs.
Chaucer, soe.. Coleridge. CO.. towper. co., Dante,
%. DRYDEN, So. Goeth. zoe. Goldsmith, 90.
Ingelow. soc, Keats, 40, Meredith. So, MiltoD.
&C.. Moore. eoc.. Pope. SOC, Poe, 40c., Schiller,
4oc., Scott. 5oc.. Tennyson. see.. Virgil. % cents,
animation before payment on evidence OF good
fAitA. Catalogue free. Not sold by dealers.
John b. Alden, Publisher, Is Fesey st. n. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-01-31
W. Baker,
49, aet
REAL ESTATE. *.
Loan & Insurance Agent,
- OFFICE--Front Room, Upstairs, Over the
Mexico Savings Bank, -
ii MEXICO, = sMISSo''os

have for sale or exchange 10000 acres of the Finest Grazing and Farming Land
In the State Of Missouri A BEDROCK PRICES. Also, desirable Residence and
Business Property in the city of Mexico. - II r.
Having correspondence all over the United States, my facilities for selling Of
property arem unsurpassed by no other agency in the country. - :
:. The largest portion Of my farming lands are situate within easy ditanceo
lands in the United States. - HES - e,--. y TT
The following list represents a portion of my Land Register.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
EATEN BY DOGS.
Terrible Fate Of n Little Chhd-hs
Br,sf but Touching Compistst.

rerrtbIe Fate Of n Little Chtid-His
Brief but Touching Compisi"f.
COCHRAN, Ga. April 26.-Henry BsrloW'
an eight yesr-old boy. of puny buiit' dea'
spd of weak mitd, the son OF respects
hIe farmer of this place, left the hons'
this morning, and as he did not return ioi
dinner search was made for him. Jame'
Mullis found the chli lying in one oil nj
fields. bis new suit OF clothes torn int
sbreds end scattered about the field whii'
he chils's body was torn and bleeding
from TIE lead down. tn distan
co,nar Of the field stood four fero
lions sheep dogs licking their gor'
hops. They had attacked ihe He' AI
ftllow ss be was going through the ne'-
Il d, from the signs sionnS, had draggN.
him fully fifty yares. The dogs ma
,bey ed through the stomach, and INTO IN
.ptrsiIs; nearly ell tbe h.sh vas gnaH 20
rom the arms end legs, and II is suppose
sss ss'en by the dogs. The child W
iii, breathing, when found, aud IS NJ
Nullis touched him be opened bis eJ-'
.n', n:s;nt;yeIy said: "Mr. Mullis, you'
! do bit me-" Mr. Mu!lis quickly rats ID
,h. child and, taxing him 10 the hous :
sid him on the porch, when he asst
"nSle and ,sk.d for his father. who wa
hen burryirg toward him. h, n"'oH
rived inst in time to see his child = "l
n. lsst time and sink into the sleep o.
death.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
TIE TARIFF QUESTION.

Friends or the Morrison BIN Confer.
ing with Eaton and Tucker. -
WAsHIEGroS, April 26 -Messrs Mills,
Tucker aud other friends OF the Morris ,n
bill continue to confer with Curtin and
Elton with the view Of arriving at an un.
derstaBdipg with egrd to the tariff meas.
ure that will be satisfactory to both wing.
of the Democratic party and can pass the
House. This Is a virtual admission that
The Morrison bill cannot pass. Curtin
and Eaton, on the part OF the protection.
lists, sre willing to yield some hing. bu.
Morrison and Hurd are not in sympah by
with the conciiatory efforts Of Mills aud
Tucker. Therefore the attempt to compro
mite tEis question will probably fail
Carlisle has suggested the adoption
of Lis propo,ition submitted 20
he caucus which provided for
rbe repeal of certain internal tax.s, and
suggested some charR's in the Morrison
bill. Kendall and bis friends are not will
ing TO 20 to the length that Carlisle Rs in
The wsy Of tariff reduction. Morrison said
this n orning that while be could not Say
definitely when the debate would close,
it would likely close May Sth, un.
less something unforrs.en inter
veIed. If no srrrngement is made for a.
,diustment OF differences the first motion
after tine close OF the general debate will b.
to strike ont the enactiDg clause. There a'e
ralf dozen members ready TO make thi>
morton. There seems to be little doubt this
this will prevail by from Is to 81 msiority.
This will end the matter entirely for this
session.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
GENERAL. CAPITAL NEWS.

The ouid Nuncs are at sea about the an
roipIp, mt of a Solicitor OF the Treasury,
now that Mr.. J. G. Burrows has declined
he Office. 1t is thought that Assistant
solicitor Robinson may be appointed TO the
tosition. He has been the mainstsy OF the
uffice for seveIsl years past. It's expected
hat the flee will be filled in day Or tSo
IS the ok OF the bureau has been very
much d,lsytd in waiting Tor Mr.. Burrows
10 give a definite answer.
A number Of names are mentioned az
ikply To be selected TO fill the vacancy OF
Controller OF Currency. 1t Is gsusrallI
tLoupht in the Treasury department thai
The Office will be given to Mr.. Cannon, OF
NInp,sot o 0Iher names spoken oil, now
.yrr, ere Deputy Controller Lsngworthy.
Mr.. F. Z. Miller, OF the Controllers office |;
MIR. James GillaIlnp, Mr.. John G. New and
Nr. Charles L Coon.
Nir:no, chief OF the b u resu OF Stat:ct'cs'
To dsy baud,d the Secretary OF the Treas
ury his rsport in regard 10 the operation O.
tho tariff act OF March 81, 1873 tsppesr
that the sct has caused reduction o
about six p+r cent. In the average al Vaio'
r, nj rate of duty on Imports.
The House Committee on Approprt'
tiops 10 day reported bill making the ap
rropris,ions for the, consular ana dlplo
msiic s.ryice. The smount appropriate
Is 1917 70, which is $5S7 ,275 less than TN
.sIiu.t-s and 1918 9S5 less than the apPro-
pria,iOn for the present yesr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27

We think great ipjuIy hes been done v
the prog ress Of music In our city ~ ths
incompetency Of some nesspspss 70
por,ers. Tske for illustration the cr'ticsso
# Wbt.iipg's fsvorits Ginger. Mrs. ksllie
sWseby Palmer, last Tassd.y mofaios 70
ths Inieilig, ncsT. Thst criticism sss w
upiu,t snd untrue. The snsfbemas o. ~.
PAIN srs trends and pupils wrrs nufist q
tbs r, portsr's poor wooden bssd - thick
and j,st that he ought ever rsmsnbsr toe
criticism ~ . frisutfui j,uroslissc 70,
% 1Sc criticism given BY ,hs sR, sis.sr 9.
just end une, bisbiy s,sufylas :" M
re many friends snd oil lovers q s"1
singing. u.,
bss enjoyed the highest 'spunuoe %
leading Soloist, and many compiimsetsg
aaininos have b.sn given By soa,s vstl
kLo,p and slmost world renowned mssl-
Clans. Amopg them were Sis'es hssy
AsI.s, OF ht. De Chsntsl, Profs. Tstsd.es!
ard Whitney. she having been pupti ~
lie ls,t two psmsd. Who consittfsd hsf No
rcntrsl.o II Pittsburg.
Mrs. Palmer enjoyed ths hish honof Of
h.ipe ssls cted NJ QUO of The soIoists % tne
Msy Fssiissl IL 1889 10 addition 70 sn
ibis. IL 10 . w.lLkno~n tact tbss me-. rSl'
mel ID kougbt LOT on eu pups ~.
sSi 10 our peronsl koosisdss chs hes
b. on obilg.d 10 refuse many insitsness.
All ,bst bsve heard her sing Vel, ssos
a. n ,bs no. ..stts remarkable voios sst
enItiya,sd 10 TO the highest 6efFee: yss
,hs n 4 hard studYot. sBd tnteods ~ pr
,ns b., musirsl ~ udiss further the cOoiof
.ss,on uposr tbs famous siDgss -
,.sebs,. sspor y Bsr,lii A. % sstsess
Mr., Palmer has done honor 20 her nepse
,i,,: nov Iet her oEn city DO hsr hpsees
H'' MUSICAL Rafssna
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
WHEEIING W. VA SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 27. 1884. .

ate politics class of men better mann ,r.
ed sno with clearer notions of mora resp,
s,5iliiy, men Of culture and honest am,i
tie q In the place OF the buEzards who look.
ed upon public Offices and trusts a. %
much cariion.
George III. PendIetou.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, which don't
permit any Of my family to read, allow, its
Washington man to fling dirt and vase
ink on Senator Pendleton, because the m IN
Is too much of gsn,l m n to do dirty
york. A newspaper war Of that Kind is
m ucb aftsr the style of pole cat.
Here is cultiysted man OF ssfs public
record Of many years, the author. or aG any
rate, the joint architect OF q bill to reform
The methods of putting people into Off ,es
cf responsibility. placing merit and capso
ity sht ad Of sll else; helping to purify the
public morals and keep out incom potency
and jobbery-this is the man who is abused
by The squsre inch or the square yard, Just
as Il suils The mslevolence Of q boss to have
a done.
II Senator Pepdleton had done nothing
else, bis work in behalf Of civil service 70.
form would be enough for his reputation
He can stand the mud flingiog. But isn't
il q pity tLst fellow has TO throw dirt he
cause tomt body else makes him do il! No
msn stoops down for mud of his owu free
will. CHARLES SELBY,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27

| under IN the primaries and county conven'
| lions. Postmaster Sterling, who mas ossu
| an sctjys Republican politician 10 tni;
! city for wears, was beaten In his own wsrd
| nYimsry and the only chance for the m "
| shslsbjp, custom house and postofnce A..
! tsches 10 get into the State con INVENTION wii
| be as proxy holders for outlying counties
| Ioo remote TO be represented by their owo
citizens. Itis possible that enough proxies
NJ sy he thus Obtained to enable Prssiden 1t
Aribur's hackers to get foothold In tue
convention. but the most they can nope
TO sccom plish there would be to support
the ot jpctiops already raised by some oil
the Blaine men against rigid Instructions
In favor of any candidate. There Is
no doubt but that 9 solid Blaine delegation
will be sent to Chicago. For delegates at
large Judge James II. Brown, OF ksnaTha
Judge LoomiN, OF Psrkersburg, ex.Goy
Piernont. Gen. l. q. DuvaI, ex.CougresS-
man Hubbard, John A. Hutchison, Col
John w. Mason and others are prominently
mentioned. For District delegates the list
in the First district FROM whom choice
will probably be made includes DE-. b ".
Hazlett, DR.. T H. Logan, I. J. Hugus. a.
L Husted, George W. Edwards and J. II
Atkinson. In the Second district =, +.
Mccormick, who was Blaine deiegats in
the last National Convention will prob ably
be again chosen, and ex-Posmsster Wisoer
will probably capture the lower end OF the
district. From the Third district Neil
Robinson and John Havner have been
selected. The Fourth district has chosen
Blaine delegates in the pe.son OF Judge
Redmond and n. @. O. Church.
State Politics,
The Convention It is understood will, In
the matter OF State politics, take strong
ground sgaiust Governor Jsckson's order
directing assessors to list for taxation the
products Of the year remaining In the
hands OF producers, and will recsivs pealed
proposals from the Grsenbsckers aud
knights Of Labor concerning a proposed
fusion State ticket which the Greeubackers
now propose shall be headed by State San
ator Bsrbea, of Pt. Pleasant, or. ex-Gover
nor d. D. T. Fsrnsworth, OF Buckhsnnon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
A MOTHERS CRIME.
A woman Cuts the Throats Of Her Lit.
sle ChtIdren asd Then Her Own.


sle Chtldren aEd Then Her Own.
EAsroN, Pa, April 26.- Mrs. Amelia Bar
nett, late OF Pittsburg, looked the doors OF
h.r house this morning, threw her two
children, one aged two years and the other
five monthsi.on the bed and cut their
throats with O razor. The terrible crime
WAS committed about O'Clock, when the
boy Willie was called into the house and
butchered. While committing the hr rrible
crime on her infant she uttered piercing
shrieks, and ran to open the door for the
4. hbors who respon led. With the ram
in her hand ard the blood streaming FROM
il she let them in aud tnen deiiberAty our
her own throat. She then threw herself
on the Ied. Physicians we're summoned
and tied up the wounds OF the mother aur
babe, but the older boy died IN fifteen
minutes. No motive whatever can be Civ
en- for the criue except insanity. Toe
family came here from Pittsburg SOM
months sgo, and although the husband,
David Barnett, is out of work they wer,
we'll cared for. Mrs Barnett is about 81
years of sge. Her wounds, as well ss those
OF the babe, are mortal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
LOOKING FOR A LOST HEIR.
Washington Authorities Asked 20 Fip'
tho whereabouts OF Peter BeIlew.

WasbtrRton AUfhorittes Asked 20 Ffnd
tho Whereabouts OF Peter Bellew.
WARRINGTON, Pa, Ap IL 26 F. II. Jud'
son, Town Clerk, TO day received the fol-
lowing letter. Mr.. Judson has made dill
gent inquiry concerning the man, but has
BEEN unable to learn anything concerning
hint
BosroS, April 2f, 1884.
DEAR SIR-Peter Bellew, If living, or II
desd, bis next Of kin is entitled to prop
rIty amounting to many thousands. He
wss last heard from in your town, and
Was, believe, a lsborer. | take the Ito
srty of troubling you to see If you have
etler. doing both them All me very
great favor and greatly oblige,
Very truly yours,
GIukGE A. SXYTHE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27

n,. Charlie Ross, In eoa,srsstisa vitb .
pt orsss lest night ,ssid Cclossl Rllsy hds'
ire entire tiss sst attention 10 !hs isessee
uspts sod fepsirs ss tbs vais osose1A
he systensiieslIy bssss q ths sash ssA =
soirs srosnA replacing The saiIeisgs -
,hsif iosnef posiGos& 1hs s.Ds. ~
o.p spd portions d The issess ssss =.
ready been rspsirsd ssd rssseeee -
luuber ussd in rspsirisG ~ issee 80
.s,,,,.,esd RssAsy ~ tea ssfss, - g
'ru,h. end th1 ctbss Of posts. pssshaaea
- Jobs Lsstis: Tss ssseiss s,!i = essse.
iroUsh 9Th I'll psuibss sees1 - eseee -
/. .ss - plessass Of the tasfnes ehs ctn
-aou want tbe tssek. 1us sfse9 nssf y
ros nsch icjsrsl, - ell esly - -
: nos "a spa soslsd - - - ee0 = eees.
lie sn,tostslSs u tbs A.soeisssoo esse -
.rp,iptd thsf, In The fetuas. - sssyses
.bor psoduciiess sbsIl y slsossS 49,
n ,bIs c,ty os 6ssse, Of soJ ofnss oeeses .
he annual eybtn3fsoa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
HoasEwHIfPrD.
The Uspleaasss kxperse.es 81 . Esir
nsss Chisa Beasss.
Specs1I @ As Rnopew.

FAIRhosr. w. Va, Aprii 70 Quite ar
exciting occqrrenoe took place here thil
morning, just outside the borough limita
John J. Martin. prominent citizen Of thi,
county, horsewhipp.d man named wm.
Patton. Patton had taken OCCASION 70
kick Martins young son for SONS trivial
offence which the boy had committed, and
Martins Irish" wss aroused, with the
above result. No arrests.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
CASUALTIES.
He Fell Ola Traia.

CHEsrER, Pa, April e6-A psssenga'
named Eugene Flanagan, residing 81
Eleventh avenue, New York, fell from .
train on the Philadelphia, Wilminstnu al )
Baltimore railroad al this place eaflV tnH
mornine. and was severely inj 1rsf. IL
sss taken TO the University hospitAl
Philstelpbis.
Two Freight Traius Collide.
TEoY, April 26.-TWo Boston, H'osa
Tunnel and Western trains collidsd thi'
morning at Hoossc Junction. Fourteen
cars and two engines were wrecAeu-
hr,k, man was seriously iujursd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
DRY GOODS!
C Ar p ET S!
Notions and Millinery Goods
Ever Offered al Retail in this Ststa,
s from ENto FORTY per cent lower than similar goods
sold for in this city.
S u M M ER SILKSI

p and Stripes all New Styles and Colorings 40 75
|@ SlCO
Corcd Silks all shades So 65 TO- S7!c $780, best 125.
All Silk Suahs, extra heavy Black and all colOrs, Sl.OO
Brocadtd Satins, in all shades, at 40 cents.
CoOrcd Sans in light shades we'll worth $780, at 80
Black Silks at 80, 65, rs, SIZE and sOO.
Black >ks warranted break SIPS, 15O 175 90
p 3CO in Bonnets Guiue Monopoly Grand, Belens, &c.
Black Brocade Silks at Is. SlOO l25 5O and host u'
arv "a inches wide, at 200, usual price 4OO
Coorcd Brorade Slksat IS, $780, l.25, 150 and 200
Evening and Party Silks all Silk Satin Duchess "a inches wde IN
s with elegant Brocade match, at $780, per yard In any
cr store in this city they are sold not less than 400
R. Quality Silk Otomaus warranted not to slip in all coors
EA25
Re- Quality all Silk Rhadames, in all colOrs, at Sl25
Best quality Rhadzmres made in all eolOrs, at llO
Cur stock contains Silks than all the other stores IN heenS
hal We guarantee a saving of 20 per cent
COTTON DRESS GOODS at 4, 8, Ct, s aud 10 cents
Al American a half Dress Goods at l2lc usual price ~ 20
All Epplh ga Dress Goods 25c usual price 30 to 5oc
Double Fold Cashmere at Is, 80 and 4Oc
l2ncb all wool Dress Goods at SOC, usual price Too
Mb r., fine all wool French Cahmere at 6O, worth Sloo
4S-pcb Drap dete in all cOlors at SlOO, worth LOO
Impore Scotch Zephyr Gnghams at 2Oc usual price Soc
n Fold all wool Ladies' Cloth in all coOrs at 1oc' worth so'
Amazon Zpbvr Cloth for tailor made Suits in Palms. PaIs anu
6rs u 81 CO. sold by other stores in Wheeling at Sl51
Ar I Trcots "a inches wide, 1885, usual price ZOO
All Linen Napkins from SOC per dozen up
Iorllc-wihh Pure Linen Unbleached DamasS at 2o'.
Fine Blcachel Damask from 4Oc up
Real Tprkcv Red Damask, extra wide, at 4Oc
All Pure Linen Crash per yard Gtc.
Ecront Towels at 10, I2 l5 90 and % cents
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rh.xnre far Arthnr.

osHxosH, Wis, April s6 The R'pueit
can Convention Of the Nineteenth Ssnaio
rial district snd three Assembly disiric's o'
wiunshsco county to-day elected i-i-as'sF
Its undtrs,ood that he dsisgasss are To-
Arthur.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
r..s Pu.asss.

PmIapxIruIa, April 3s.-"rbers n $3.50
,ule,, nothing psu conofruius the kssiy
motor" .sid Secretary 5s5suiisrmas, o.
~. eompsny. 10 o reporter today. mo
a,te b,s teen f1ed ~ yet for the sxa'os
,ifn 10 s,ark bolders u the m ,tof. s aay
Re T.sdy IN ~tsk, but evefy thing Is IN
dsfnits q ytt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27
A GREAT LONDON FIRE.

Fx,ys,ten In = Dry Goods E-fsbiish-
mes, AID = susptetOs Of Dysnm"e.
Lskpox, April "a FIRE broke eat a. .
late hour lsst night in an extensive dy
goods est,b. .ishment Of William Whiteiy
cen prisirg ir m No. 81 to So westbourns
Grove, frcm No. l4T to l59 Queens k'so'
and fn m No. 30 TO So Kensington Garden
,qusr., end is al this hour o. m } sun
tarnirg. The FIRE origirsied 10 sn eTplo''
.or xhieb Sss distiDctly heard by poiics
p,sp two blocks distant Eoi"itnst.ndin
b,t he iirs department Was promptly on
be sc,ne the FIRE spread rspiaiy rom que
mi 5,rg 10 spo:ber nntii nearly the eprfe
,,,.,,y ot the fjfm xss ssspt awsy. Inc
% o., il ted at y $50 600 shich i' part.
rov.rd by insurance. lt is not ye,
s,o,n n xhe'btr the explosion was oiuseo
by licking gas or dynamite.
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nh,pursek saiIey~.

eIovcrs4IR, MAss, April @-The
,et,opsr Dress, Cspisin Mcintosh. has ar.
,j,,d 1t this rori silh two Of the crew OF
a.. ,,booI.r Waehusttt George Mooney.
"a k,,s,op. ara EoWsid sweiser, oil Liver
roo, N q Thy hsd lest thsif vessel
lie H.tsroirg irs Wis and had ben IN
,n,y - fcrrs zi,h, Ut food or Ssief.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27

A tIephsos nsss.es fssn rsstssesR -
- Rrassrs, jsss sight 90 = ss'isss:
.nssus. y. Rsy ssd Iisssy kNees. =
whse,,rx. fspssssstias Lsxss fdhs ~ ),
.. GsL nu. Tots No 81 ssd -
-,sss arss<ftsd thSn vita e1o4sons
eis@l. We arc vvsI thsskfti - sss
Wbeeiir 3 isissds" I"
r.r. yosy f,SA stss. ysu sss - sies 8 q
p.,-nr ss.> lsa dssss v ysss otitae -
Il. h4Giiiip &Ga
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27

w,.hirg g.on : Cle.rlssd. .; W'Ssins-
''I, Ip,eyy,oa-Ioleds. : !, Dayton. -.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27

Rtr,1s,,ei iu stssns. Order from L5'
nd u Nijl.nirs, Ieio Main ttIeet
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R.rrer Victory.

It's likely, however, to bsa earrsn V'c'
tory. In this end of the Ssata tie Alum
istr.tion men have been badly sno sed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-27

Rlsre's sironE.st force in New York Il
Mr.. WhNslsx Reid. who has done much
,or civil service ard the r.fornssio1 81
New Yak poliiics. ssnerally. The Fr
bur.'s roiify hss been TO bring into the
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Deceived by q TIusmith.

HAMILTON, ONr., April 26.-Jessis sitfors'
of Bay CITY, came to Hamilton a shor'
time ago aud became acquainted With
Robert Leeds, tinsmith. They were en-
gagged to marry at SIX o'clock last night
Leeds persuaded the girl to sell her furni-
ture snd Give him the proceeds aud h.I
j welry. He then sod the latter and lett
own Yesterday morning.