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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09
STEAD AND MRS. JARRETT GUILTY
The Quick Verdict of the Jury in the Arm
strong Case

The Quick Verdict of tho Jury in the Arm.
strong Case.
LONDON, November THE trial of Mr..
Stead and the other defendants in the
Armstrong abduction case was re-
sumed TO day before Justice Lopes.
The Judge in his charge
to the jury urged that they bring in q
verdict according to the law and not to al
low their personal sympathies to influence
their decisions Mr.. Stead" Justice
Lopes said, filled the Pail Mall Gazette
with filthy disgusting articles of an obscene
nature, the publication of which were not
connected with the present charge, The only
msterisl question for the jury 10 decide,
wss whether the child Eliza Armstrong was
taken away trop her home against her
fathers will. They were also to deter
mine whether the mother sold her child to
the prisoners as alleged by the defense.
THE JURY RErIREs.
The jury retired at 1870 p. m. The
foreman asked the judge before the jury
left their seats to allow them to distinguish
between Mrs. Jarrett and Mr.. Stead as TO
their criminal liability in case the jury
conclude that Mrs. Jarrett had disobeyed
the instructions of Mr.. Stead.
THE VERDICT.
This evening the jury in the Eliza Arm.
strong abduction case came back into
Court and handed in their verdict. They
fad Editor Stead, OF the Pail Mall Gazette,
and Mrs. Jarrett guilty and acquit Bran
well Booth and Mr.. Jacques.
The finding OF the jury has created quite
a sensation, although it was generally ex.
pected, owing to The pointed decisions Of
Justice Lanes against the defendants.
A later dispatch concerning the verdict
is as follows: The jury in the Eliza Arm.
strong abduction csse returned to the court
room at $40 p IN and announced that
they had agreed as follows:
First--That Editor Stead aud Mrs. Jar.
rett took the girl Eliza against her fathers
will.
Second-That the mother did not sell
the child.
Third-That Bramwell Booth and Mr..
Jacques the reporter of the Pail Mall Gaz.
cite, were no. parties to the abduction.
The jury could not agree that Mrs. Jar
rett oblained the child by false pretenses.
The Judge announced that he would
defer passing sentence upon the guilty
ones until after the trial OF the other in.
dictmen,s against Messrs Stead and JAG.
ques, and Mrs. jarrett and Mrs Maurice,
charging all four with having committed
an assault upon the virl.
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Ne SKIPPED OUT
While thu Authorities Were Trying To
Marry Him to the Girl He Seduced.
g,.-;,I IA fAs C.pHrg RegistsT

While the Authorities Were Trying to
Marry Him to the Girl He Seduced.
Spseia! to tRe S.sdIg ReoiSsr.
GRAFToS, November Julius Oscar
Patton, of near Bootbsville, ". Va, was
arrested by Sheriff Evabs, October SO'b,
on q warrant for bsstsrdy. Upon hear.
ing before Squire Brown he was required
to give bond for his appearance at court
and failing to give bond be was sent to
Jail To day he agreed to marry the young
lady whom he had seduced. They were TO
have been married at Squire Browns
Office. Deputy Sheriff Grimes took
him from the jail to the
County Clerks Office to get the license
The young lady and her father from Bar.
bour county, we're at Squire Browns office,
also Rev. + P. Robertson ofthe Baptist
church, had been summoned to tie the
krot. The sheriff and clerk stepped out
Of the Office moment and julius Oscar
skipped out. Sheriff Evans and his deputy
ard several others are in pursuit OF the
WHY Oscar, but have not captured him.
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A STEUBENYILLE FIRE.
A Twenty Ave Thousand Dollar Morning
Blaze.



Blaze,
Special 10 Ire Sunday ReQiGsT.
STEuBESvILLE. November This
morning about o'clock an alarm Of FIRE
was sounded and in Eve minutes hundreds
of people were on the streets. John Laugh
lin, Waterman at Shsrp's stove foundry,
discovered a small blaze near the cupola Of
the furnace, ard tried to extinguish
the blaze without sounding an alarm,
but the flames got the mastery Of him and
BY the time the FIRE engines reached the
scene large portion Of the building was
in flames; they soon communicated With
The ST. Charles hotel stables, ard
William Gottman's stable, A. C Flotos
stables and workshop and Thomas
Simpsons stable The foundry Wss
entirely destroyed, excepting the brick
storage room fronting on Fifth street. To
tai loss to the foundry is $4,000; insur.
ance. $1,000. as follows; Northern Lon
don. 81 500: MilRaukee Mechanics. 81 ,00n;
Louisville Underwriters, 81 500; Liverpool
$1,000, Germany, of Freeport. ILL.,, 81 900;
Phoenix Mutual, Cincinnati. $1,000; Ash
land Mutual, Ashland. Ohio. $1,000;
Buckeye Mutual, Columbus 81 900; Wes-
tern, Toronto, Canals, $1,000; Frankli /,
Columbus, 81 900; Merchants and Manu-,
facturers, Cincinnati, $1,000; Richland,
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with prices Huctsatipg between e7l@87sc
for December. The offerings we're light
however, and on the announcement that
receipts at primary points showed falling
of of one million bushels during the week,
good buying set in, which carried Decem-
Der mp to S9fc, closing at latest trading 1T
s8l@S8ic. The market closed for the
week ls@l5c higher for cash wheat than
one week ego. Flour--Steady and un-
changed. Whest-Opened easy and sc
lower, rallied &c, Huct1sted and closed &c
higher than yesterday. Sales ranged: No.
VEN Der Sss@s6ic, closing at S6ic; De-
cember s7i@sstc, closed At sSl@S7(c;
January s7i@ss3c, closed at Ssic; May
94t@95sc, closed at 95t@95sc; No. 2
spring S6I@sTIc; No. 3 spring 63l@
73c; No. 2 red 9a@90lc; No. 8 red 79c.
Corn-Ruled active and strong, with q
very urgent demand for cash; cash 43@
45jc, closing ct 4lc; November 4cs@4lSc,
closed at Al 10; year SSa0S9lc, closed ct
s9@sssc; May sss@sste. closed 1880
age. 0ats-Faiily active and firm; cash
26ic; November 26ic; December 264c;
May S0@3Osc, closing a. 39ic. Rye
Steady; No. 2 sole. Barley-Qaiet; No. 2
SIC. Flax Seed-Dull and heavy; No.
l,$llL Mess Pork-Active and strong.
err; prices l5@l;lc higher; cash s. 500
8 62} for old, 50 SI.@9 50 for new
packed; November 81 47l@s so; December
IS 423@s 52l, closing at s. 50as say;
January 50 21i@9 IS. closed at 80 422
az As Lard-Aciive and Toe higher;
cash IS 97l@S 90; November Sc 90; De-
cember S. 97iCG6 02t, closing at So ora
6 O2i; January &c 02!@6 l2i, closed at
Sc lO66 l2l. Boxed Mes,s--S,eady;
shoulders g 50@3 IS; shor, ribs 81 700
SIS; short clear a 95@,5 90. Whisky
Steady at 81 10. Sugsrs-Unchanged.
Butter-Dall and unchanged; creamery
3l@25c; dairy l7@2l!c. Eggs-At 10
@20c.
CIxcNSAri, o., November Cotton
In moderate demand; middlipgs Ole.
Flour Steady and unchanged. Wheat
Easier; No. 2 red 92!@94c. Oa,s-
Firm; No. mixed 27tc Rye-Dnll:
No ? csc. Barley-1n fair demand and
Pork-Quiet at 50 90.
st IS OJ. Bulk Meats
Nomiu,llv unchanged. Bacou-Firm aud
unchanged. Whisky-Steady at 81 90.
But,er--Essier; creamery 2562sc; fancy
dairy l6@lsc. Sugar-Easier and loser.
Eggs-SIeady, Cheese-Firm and ur-
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November Flour
Demand Glow and prices favored buyers.
Whea,-0p ened weak and closed firm; No.
2 December 9?3@93c; January 9Is@
95!c; February 964@97sc. Confirm
but quiet; No. 2 mixed Sc; No. 2 do
No 2 yellow Sac; No ? mixed
November 5ll@52c; December 47l@
4Stc; January 45s@4Gic; February
0ats--ln moderate demand
for spot and prices steady; rejected white
SIC; No. 3 white 33l@3slc; No 2 white
36ic ; futures quiet and unchanged.
TOLEDO, O., November 7.-Wheat--
Dali but firm: cash 9I@9ilc; November
93c; December Csc; January 96ic; FEB.
ruary 9Stc; May 81 OH, Con-Srong
bat quiet; cash Acc: November l2lc;
year 39c; January Ssc; May Sole. Oats
Firm; cash BIC; May &c. Clover Seed
Firm; cash or November s. so; Decsm.
Der IS So; January IS 60; February s. 65.
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i've For instance. that Tie military com
mittee shall control the army sppropHa
ton bill, the naval committee the nav "a,
bill, the district committee the district bill
and SO on.
James.A. Bsyard, the new Secretary Of
State for Arizona, was appointed to-day, Is
the Oldest son of the Secretary OF State.
he received his education at the Uuiyersl-
~ of Virginia and latel- has been teaching
school and studying law. 1t is understood
be has not yet been admitted to the bar
BE ia about twenty-five or twenty-six years
of ACE. 1t is understood that the appoint.
ment was strongly urged by ex-senator
Henry G. Davis, of West Virginia, who
has always been close personal friend OF
Mr.. Bsysrd.
WEST VIRGINIA PosToFFIcEs.
The postoffices at Harrison, Tucker
county. and Sparksville, Nicholas eoun-
tv West Virginia, have been abolished,
aud Minnie A. Besll has been com mis-
stoned post mistress at Cacapon Bridge
West Virginia.
ARMY TRIALS DURING THE YEAR.
Col Lieber, Acting Judge Advocate
General Of the Army, has submitted his an
pual report 10 Secretary Endicott. The
number of trials by general courts martial
was 1881, an increase OF 81 over the pre-
yious year. There were GA convictions
for desertions and II, 76l trials by garrison
and repimental courts martial, being an
increase of 7S8 over the previous year.
The report urges q revision OF the articles
of war. The present requirement that the
first l27 articles be regularly read aloud TO
the troops should be amended, "a there are
only "a articles. The articles not included
in the 81 which relate to the penal code,
should be divided into two classes, one OF
which has nothing to do with the admins
tration of military justice and should be
eliminated. The other refers to courts
martials.
The report condemns the present system
under which the functions of prosecutor,
recorder, and legal adviser at courts mar
tisl are combined in the Judge Advocate
The judge Advocate, if acting as proset u
tor should be excluded from secret SEES
sions The report also calls attention to
abuses in the methods of taking deposi'
tons; to the necessity for better positions
for the trials Of soldiers discharged from
the srmy: for action to settle disputed
points in reference to contempt OF court.
The defects in the army are regarded as
iustifyipg the appointment OF board for
their revision.
APPOINTMENTS.
The President made the following sp-
pointments to day:
James A. Bsyard, of Maryland, to be
Secretary Of Arizona.
JOS. G. StrsDgham, of Indiana, to be
Surveyor General of Idaho.
Jas. Dawson, OF Colorado, to be Surveyor
General of Colorado.
John Hise, OF Arizona, to be Surveyor
General of Arizona.
George Frank Bayles to be Surveyor OF
Customs for the port Of Port Jefferson,
New York.
Edward r. Pierce 20 be Appraiser OF
Merchandise in the district OF Portland
and Falmouth, Maine.
Russell q. Woodmsn to be Assistant
Appraiser Of Merchandise in the District
of Portland and Falmouth, Me.
Robert A. Thorn pson, TO be Appraiser Of
Merchandise, and Christian Reed, to be
Assistant Appraiser Of Merchandise, IN the
District Of San francisco, Cal.
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ASl'ist'q.
Stecicl % ths lSHaSay RSciS,s.

P4RKERsBVRg. W. Va, November L.
Big Bill Kinney, once found guilty Ct
murder in the arst degree, for killing Bar,
ney Doyle and child, at West Union, two
years ago, and tried at Richie county Cir
cult Court on charge of venue, Yea sequit-
ed today. The murder was the most cold
blooded in the annals Of crime. Little Bill
Kinney, the alleged accomplice, serving
ten years sentence for the oGense in the
Peniteptiary.
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snder. 1t is reported though. that Biz.
mark and Count Kslnoky, have agreed to
maintain him in power if he viii submit to
the decision of the Balkan conference.
Austria will oppose the candidacy of
Duke Lentchenbery if Russia succeeds in
accomplishing the deposition of Prince
Alexander.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoaE, Noveu.oer DRY Goods--
The imports Of foreign dry goods for the
week have bssR Sl,4.6,473, sgsip,t a..
902,S12 lat week and $l,4lI,555 the
same week last year. and tince January !
0 total Of $50, 79l, 100. against sI02.S50..
49, the same time last year. The market
has been quiet in general demand. but
business wac much larger through deliver.
les on ORDER. The festure Of the season
is the production Of printed yelvets BY the
Pacific Mills. tTbese fabrics reflect e;gh.
teen distinct colors Of rich contrast and
beautiful patterns designed for por'iers and
furniture covering. I,iss very long stride
10 the Art Of printing textiles in this conn
try. Price Csc.
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Mansfield, O., 81 5000. Flotos loss is
$1,000. with no insurance; 0ottmann's
loas is $500, insurance 800 in the Colnm-
biana Mutual; Simpsons loss is 5000. Gov
cred by the Insurance Company of North
America. The St. Charles Hotels loss is
5000, insured for $3.50 in the Kenton, Ky.
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PRODUCE.
n ov YORK.

New YoRx. November 7.--FloBr-- Re.
ceipts 22,429 barrels; exports 3,777 bar
rels, l3,is5 sacks; market heavy; Gales TO-.
600 barrels: good TO choice extra western
and State So SOFAS 80. Whest-Rscsip,s
232, 600 bushels; exports 74,0G2 bushels;
spot higher, but extremely quiet; options
lode lower, afterwards became stronger
and advanced .@sc, closing firm; sales
5 1852, 900 bushels futures; 10000 bushels
spot; No. spring 93lci ungsaded red Is
@93c; No 2 red 953c; No. white S8c;
No. , red November 93l@93sc, closing
at 93lc; December 95s@97lc, closing at
cole; January 9Ti@9s &c, closing q. 9Stc;
February 93t@$l 00l closing at u 90;
May 81 04l@l 05t. closing at 81 0a.
Corn-Higher closing FIRM receipts g..
100 bushels; exports %. 43a bushels; sales
2,l76,O 900 hsstels futures, 36s. 900 bushels
spot aud TO arrive; ungrassd 99@55c;
Nos sole; steamer No 52i; No 2
.56@55ic; No. 2 white 55i(g55!c; No. z
November 54lG55c, closing o, safe;
December 5.T@52lc, eloslag Q. 52lc;
January 4s@4sic, closing at 4sic; Feb
rusry 4sa@4TIc, closing at 4Sc; May
4TI9473c, closing at 47sc. oats-Lesa
active; receipts $3.50 bushels; exports
80 bushels; mixed vs.iern 20833c;
white do. 9i@4Ic. Corn Mesl-SteAdy
and quiet. Hsy-In fair demand and
steady. Coffee-Spot fair; Rio dull; op
tons steady but dull; sales 1000 bags
December csc; January 6 90c. February
7.00c; March 7O5. a-ssr-Dall veal
and montreal; fair 10 good refining SO
5 7.l6c; refesd dali; extra c SIC; yeIloS
4;G5.c; taA 5ic; cubes 5a@6 IL Ice
Molssses- Quiet and unchanged. Rice
In steady demand and moderate. Peiro!
Sam-Fnm; United closed atSl 0sl. Tai
loE-sias5y. Rosin-Quiet ut 81 073@
Is. TUrpentine-S,esdy at 3Isc. Egg
Firm and in fai, demand; receipts 2. 40'
packages fork-Qoiet; nsss 80 SOC
10 90 fsE inspected; 50 25@9 SO for IN
inspected; family Hess ell 00@ll rs
Tieree Beef-DGli; city extra India mes
SlT a0@20 90. Cut Mesis-Frrm; pickle'
bellies &c; do. shoulders 4i94ic; frssl
do Ale. Lard Higher and fairly sc,ive
western steam SPOT 81 sTl; Novembe
IS 80; Decenbsr ss 2S(36 30; lamar
IS a5ae 40; February IS 1905 40
/ March IS 1895 Sc; April % So; cit
steam IS Is az % Ba:ter-Rrm and j
fair demand; western s@2Sc. Chssse-
Quiet.
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Poison

,.,,,,;ue,a sr,st holes IN my b and chest,
o.. a. IA wed al he hair of my 5eSa, IeS s
oSal =, RAJ and we.e entirely gJne inside Of
rlgal weess ,.,,,rs =, r,sr In ION Pms Depot.
r,,, Texas, Jul. IS. l,sn. -,.,t-.
fs % Eooa sRS SON s9 P Tssr a RtaRs s
10 - Y,rk ~ ~. sSd Sc.
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RAILwAYs-Fsirly active; total sale'
90 OOI O0O

hAlLWAis-rSlrIy hCtlVei tothI safes
$3,O2l, 900.
SToCKs-At the opening prices were
from / to higher, Lake Shore leading
This display, however, was short lived and
in the next twenty minutes there was de.
cline Of /! per cent. Prices in the after
noon we're comparatively steady, but
firm on small fluctuations, the mar.
ket closing strong at not much
below the highest figure Of the day, and
with gains of to ! per cent, except Tor
few of the most active stocks which sd.
vanced from | TO q per cent. Lake Shore
closed with a net gain of p per cent. New
York Central ia I higher; Louisville and
Nashville | higher; Northwestern clo' ed
with gain Of /! per cent. and St. Paul J /;
Union Pacific closed ! lower: New York is
up only / per cent; Michigan Central is up
!! /, Lackawanna |, Canada Southern /
The changes in quotations this evening
from those of week ago are generally
important; the advances and declines are
nearly equally divided among the active
stocks. The greatest advance was in St
Paul, 81, Union Pacific 1, Lake Shore 4.
Louisville and Nashville n. The sales
for the week we're 1850, 900 shares. Trans.
actions today were 464, 1871 shares.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money l-2a2 l.: Per Cent. 6oysrn ments
Dull Tut Steady Stocks Higher FlouS
Steady and Unchanged Wheat Higher
New YoRK, November Mooney easy
at ll@2i per cent; prime mercantile
paper 4!@54 per cent {; foreign exchange
quiet and unchanged
GoyERNMENTs--Dull but steady.
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LIyEsrOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 1.-The Drovas
Journal reports Cs.tle-Receipts 900
bend; chi pmen,s 500 head market
steady; shipping steers 81 4O(9j so; stock.
era and feeders 81 i0G9i 10; cows. bulls
and mixed 81 GO@3 65; through Texans
firm at 81 40m3 30; western rangers
steady; natives and half breeds 81 SOFA
4 40; cows 81 70@3 10; Texans 81 leo
3 30.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head; chip.
mebts 1000 head; market sc,ive and
stronger; rough and mixed ~ i0t4S GO;
packing and shipping 81 55G63 IS; liRh,
weight 81 i0GG3 IS; skips 81 bOGL3 10.
Sheep--Receipts 500 head; shipments
200 head; market .teady; natives 81 75tS
3 so; western 81 5063 %; Texans 81 10
Gg3 90; lambs 81 0069i -.
East Lipsrsy.
East LIRERrY. November l.. Cattle
Nothing doing, all through CT .sienmenis;
receipts s55 head; shipn .,pts GGj head:
shipments to New York yesterday So
cars.
Hogs-Active and firm; Philadelphia
81 756a so; Iorkers 81 GO@3 20, re.
ceipts 600 head; shipments 300 head.
Shipments TO New York yesterday 46 cara.
Sheep--Dull and unchanged; receipts
1909 head; shipments 1900 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November I. - Eogs -
Quiet and firm; com mon and light ~ rs
@3 60; packing and butchers o. $50
; 60. Receipts 200 head; shipments
400 head.
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PETROLEUM.


New YORK, November 7--Petrolenm--
The marks, opened weak and Ic lover at
81 071, from which there was quick decline
to 81 OIL. . tlo~ rally to 81 o., then be-
came comparatively steady nj 81 OF
until late ia The afternoon. when il rallied
to 81 0ss, sold down to 81 07G and closed
at 81 0Si bid. Sales ll,59O.OOO barrels.
OIL CITY.
On CRY, November 7.--Pe'roleum--
Opened at 81 Oh highest 81 0s}: lowest
81 OFT; closed At 81 0s! Sales $4,000
barrels; charters 2s, 969 barrels; clear.
snces 100000 barrels; shipments 49,
945 barrels.
fitusvflIs.
rfrcsvIILi, Pa November T.-0pened
ct 81 O7i; highest 81 0s.; lowest 81 OIL;
closed ct 81 0si. Shipments. 1896 bar
rels; charters "a. 963.
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Called the Judge n Liar.

PAREERsBrsG, Novem ,er 7--R ebert 8.
Blair, attorney, was fuel twenty-five dol
lars BY Judge S.ealey fer contempt Of
court having during . heated discussion
today, called Judge Stewart damned
liar
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MED,OAA,
Contag u s
....rs Prevalent all over the World

...ars prevalent all over the WORTH
native Of Ensl.ea,. and y ,94Iios vas Sod "a
,hsf cOlntry - yssrs Vas uneer treat
,,.soa, and ~ -. ,sif,pt at nottingham H9s-
IISe1t as - o. ~ as not cured suffered the
a i 5 ny s sSGfi and 'fi had SsI' TS
ith Sores III o'o - D,rtiAl lOrs OF sight, sewers
tgo and Dee ScSi AID eyes etc, Nhieh nearly ran
s, @ III hope ,3, 1S1 s. Soq RodisI STS
allied Tor Arle'.D'iir =. nv A DTuTnirept physician
IN h, w W. b.7inS no Ccnnee ion with the hos
P Of sEii ,,, S Is:afi fP had
S,tsr1ined 70 ~ brlpg cured. as / had gone
gwen up a. S pV q the bet medical men m S0s
SoG9 i and SoS ORR tex ,f sS SS IssT o. SSSc
: apd can ~ - - sound ard we'll a. ]
cured me sntIgI.{y, 1. FRED HALFORD.
ever Va, Nh ~ City, Jure l2th, 1855.
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3ubeelin9 Resister
TRAyEI.EIES' GUIDE.

a RKIyAI AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ ExPLARArToH on RxyKRXNcH hARxs:
eDsilT tSuuday excepted. monday accepted
W. aAlfv Time;
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ing rssssea and rsysgs chsefta
Cough. bronchitis, DSeppiags into the throat,
Pains ia the Ghost, Dyspsphia, Wasting 81 sueptth
and Flesh, Los1 Of Sleep, ate cured.
One bottle Eadieai sUrs. sns boz Catsfrns, %,
reni sd ons Or. s,nfosds lphsl9, IN one passss.'
Of ali Srusgists, for H. Ask tof "a sTssp,s IA p,-
car, crEr, 4 pure disfiistiou o. Wifeb-Hs.i'
Am Pins, Ca Pr. Natso,d. Clover B'sssss. e'e'
Potter Drug q Chemical Co., bessss.
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Wicazo.

CaIcAGo, November THE wheat mar.
let developed unexpected strength today.
The opening was easy AID the feeling was
one Of heayiness during the 6rst hour,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-09

-.-,.,s,r, so contracted blood poison. After
IsOl.'s,ri1.jous nom the 0. 50 physicians here
At'.S IS coDclUdsd 10 visit Hot prinsS ana
aeI .a,rbiTg Texarsals doctor recon me Laed me
% sFiISs Sp.cl6c, sSsuring me that u Soulo
go y ~, me more than HoI SPRING. AItnouSn 'ns
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Manhood Restored,

R-mody FTsr,-A victim Of youthful impru-
tslgs Cslsas Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
..N hsuhOOI, SG., having tTied In vain eyery
rnO~n rsm-dy. has discovered simple means Of
eli-curs Ehi,h b. sill send ? RBE 70 his fellow
nfsre1. Addrss J. II. REEVES, IS Chatham
2s-sst ~ NNsR
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Blood

,,s IPs and no Is wise who remembers II ii 6a,
Is me - I,,t wear ,iSSil, l contracted blood
IN Nara a hSy, In savannah, Ga, ~ the time,
ISGf the hospital there S5 ,TSA3 Ss ,s sl Ia
iersJ He!! ~. - 1,der the treatment there, nor
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ARRH.
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b, q. s O. Railroad.
Leave Bellaire Gt $50 D. m. Tor Woodsneld and
Summarized.
Leave BeilAIre at Sis g. m for summorhsld and
Evansville.
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CERNIxT AHD ALEXANDER.

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