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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
WELLSBURG.
The X. Off, Carnival a Success Enlarged
with FeloniUus Assault,
SosciaIt 10 fhs Rs0iSter,

The X. ofP. Carnival Success Charged
with FeloniUus Assault.
Specialize the RsQiSter.
WELLsBURG December 2.-The X. Of
P. Lodge, No. 30, of this place, gave o
successful carnival at the Gas City rifk
last night. The rink was densely crowded,
one hundred and ninety dollars and thirty
FIVE cents being the net proceeds. Several
prizes we're awarded. The first one of i'm
portauce was an elegant gold watch to the
young lady who received the most votes at
ten cents each. This prize was awarded
TO Miss Dornan, a daughter Of John Dor
nan, ESQ, she having received 1872 votes.
Miss Ollie Harvey received the Sc: ond
prize, consisting OF an elegant blue plosh
dressing case containing handsome set.
Elmer Thompson carried of large cake
for wearing the largest hat Ashley Coop
er received large comfort as the wearer
of the smallest hat VIM. Brownlee was
considered the beat skater and was award
ed q pair of club skates. John B. Red
man was the fastest skater, and received a
carpenters get. Miss Rose Speidel was
the most graceful lady skater, and was
presented with wooden set. Rev. Walk
insbsW aud E. p Npzum made the pre-.
senting speeches,
A case was before Squire Quest last
evening in which Morris Billingsley was
charged with making felonious assault
upon Joseph Kraus. The parties are boys,
aged about Is years and work at the River
side glass works. Krsus is said to be in q
critical condition from blow on the head
with piece of iron. The case was con-
tinued until Saturday in violation Of the
defense. The stroke was inflicted about
two weeks ago, and is considered serious,
as the boy is yet in bad way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
INTERESTING LECTURE
Delivered at st. Luke's p. L. Church Last
Night.

Delivered atst Luke's p. L. Church Last
Night.
A large congregation assembled in the
handsome edifce Of St. Luke's P. Z.
church, last evening, to listen to the 6rst
of the series OF lectures to be delivered
there during this week. After prayer BY
Rev. Mr. Walker, Of Bellaire, Rev. r. r.
Swope, rector of ST. Mathews church, de-
livered a most interesting lecture, taking
for his subject, The Valley Of Dry Bones" !"
The speaker said The literal interpre'
ta,ion Of this vision has reference to the
return of Jesus 10 the land Of Pales.
tine. As related to US it suggests the
resurrection Of Judgment and the resurrec-
ton of grace. With this latter
suggestion / shall deal tonight. The
spiritual inertia and the deliberate wicked.
ness prevalent in this generation entities
US to speak of it as in condition Of dry
bones Humanity in the present genera
ton is bigger rather than better. Yet the
vision shows US that the spiritually dead
are not beyond our reach. The preacher
i. the instrument for arousing him and the
Holy Spirit is the efficient agent for the
WORK"
Addresses were made by Rev. Mr.. Walk
er and the Rev. Mr.. CAN'T, carrying out
the line Of thought opened BY the sermon.
The services that will be held at this
church during the remainder Of this week
are modelled after the mission services
which are being held in twenty churches
in New York City this week. The object
is to attract nou.church goers and TO ere
ate q new interest in church work gener
ally. =.
rhe missions have been very popular in
England for some years past and will nov
probably become part Of the working o.
the Episcopal church IN this country
Wherever they have been held excellent
results have followed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
AMU5EM
CALLED BACK.

Miss Louise Rial deserved better audi.
ence than assembled in the Opera House
last night to witness her rendition OF the
mad Pauline in the dramatization Of Hugh
Conway's wierd novel Called Back" The
plot Of the celebrated work is followed
closely in six short acts. Miss Rails con.
ception Of the heroine is truthiul and
quite picturesque and proved her talent
in the tragic emotional line. Miss Laura
Bigger as Rosa Maynard WAS pretty and
winning, and introduced two well rendered
songs in the play. Will s. Marion, who
played Gerald Maynard, is Q careful actor
and played the hero with refined zeal The
Raphael Gennare of Mr.. J. W. McConne
was q murderous mustschioed Italian vii.
lsn whom one would hate to meet on Q
dark night. The remainder Of the support
was tslerably fair.
Fortunes Fool will be given tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
A RIVER DISASTER.
The TowbOat Iron City Blown to
Pieces.
SEVEN MEN INJURED AND ONE KILLED
The Boat Strikes a Natural Gas Main in
the Allegheny, the Gas IgOttes
and ExpIOdes.

PlrTsBUsG, Pa, December 2.-The tow
boat, Iron City, was blown to pieces this
morning at about 2 o'clock, while stuck on
the bar at the head of Herr's Island, IN the
Allegheny river. The crew numbering
ak men were blown into the river. The
engineer, George Ashton, was instantly
killed, Fred jackson was fatally injured
and the others seriously hurt. The vessel
was burned down to the waters edge and
is total loss. About 6 O'Clock
in the evening the Iron City
in running down the river was swung on
to the bar, where she went badly aground
Just over the main pipes Of the Philadel'
phia Gas Company. All evening and up
to the time Of the explosion, the vessel
tried to back of in deeper water. Shortly
after 2 o'clock final effort was made 10
get of the bar.
TIE EXPLOSION.
The engines wee forced to their fullest
capacity, but the boilers could not stand
the pressure and collapsed. The concus'
sion from the explosion was terrific
ard awoke the upper end OF the
two cities. The piers Of the vessel were
blown from the middle Of the river where
the boat was rounded to the Allegheny
shore five hundred yards away. A pant OF
the cabin stighted on the root OF Gerde 8
tannery, directly opposite on the Allegheny
eide. The water was shallow and the Gre"
with the exception OF Ashton aud Jackson,
easily reached the bar. Within few
moments after the explosion the river
banks and the island became
thickly crowded with people. The
few skifs that could be Sc,
cured there at once filled with eager
crews of rescuers, who fastened to the
scene Of the disaster.
THE SURVIVORS
of The crew were taken from the bar ard
drawn to the Allegheny shore, where all
possible was done for their injuries. There
names were:
RoBr. JACKSON, fireman, badly burned
and scslde1.
joe RICHARDSON, badly injured
SMITH Waller, an ex-councilu'An, Sc
Verely hurt
BILLY WENTLY, leg broken.
JOS. OMsLAER, the owner, said to be Be-
verely injured.
WI. GALBRAITH will probably die.
The remains Of George Ashton. the en-
gineer, were removed to his home. The
Iron City was built in this city eleven years
ago and was l35 feet long and 25 feet
wide When built she was considered an
excellent craft and has continually been
engaged in harbor towing. Her original
cost was about $4,000.
CAUSED BY NATURAL Gas.
PIrrsBURG, December 2-Ths accident
to the towboat Iron City, which was wreck,
ed this morning, was caused by natural
gas. The boat struck gas main and
ruptured it. The gas caught FIRE from the
furnace and the explosion ensued. The IN
iured are doing well except GalOrsith, who
will die. The boat was insured for S3,OOO
in the Louisville aud Hull companies.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS
V"1uissiOnsr Atklus' scheme for the Red
MANS Civilization.

V0uuti'iOusr AtkIus' scheme for the Red
Mans Civilization.
WASHINGTON. December , 2-Geuersl J.
T. A'llnS Commissioners Of Iadisu At
.Ais aa' submitted TO the Secretary Of the
'a!sfO' h's snngal report for the fiscal
7sG ended Juus 50, 1855. The comuis-
a0as' P's'acss bis report with the state
1sai taa' II requires no seer TO fortell or
"is'ee tbs: the cjyiliz 4,ion Of the Indian
ACsss rssa,; naturally deducible from
AknoEIedRe ari practice upoa their part
uAs Ar; Q! agriculture, for the history Of
'aeaI'1'e among al people and in sll
Sl1tHss Intimately connects it with
" highest Intellectual and neral develop
asLl Of nan
hs continues The increased interest
t-Slect17e manifested since the open
- 80 ., .As; 'P''Dg, aud the preparations on
"a IA isser7a,oGs for sill larger in
Ses A's 0i acreage II tsrmlug. are among
- II'9'ill s.sCs Of Indian progress sA1
.'opHent II brings me directly to the
Hi-ss.-sfSl9n OF The practical policy which
Al yi.S'e I should Be adopted by Congress
80 ne Go7slcmsat IN the management
49, - IoI'Acs. i shorld be iudustriouslg
- sA7siy impressed upon them thai
~. nus, sosldon their tribal
80 -yas aud take lands il
80! 'ae corner stone OF their com
'ifs'leess' ~ II agriculture. which mesnl
ss,'.:9go'''', '+9g2o'', personal Independence and
80, -, tar'it Ine government should
S'J', 49,, N order to protect them, retsir
s.. "a 70 their lands on trus, for twenty
4 ~, 80. !Es o. longer, but issue strict cat
- 5 ; o1ee to such indians ss have takel
I,,, "a holdings, When the Indiana
hrS.4a4ea 44ea 'hslr lands in severslt,
I,,.-.C'sn' .--.C'sn' quantity and the uumbsr o
!, sE = each hold may and should var,
sE,T .s9s s-9s localities according TO fer
E,.,.S- .SS,-Sl(Ses,'=nsss, climatic and othe
5. iansI't.a' 'oen having due regard TO tn
lo.lans - AAldCe needs OF IN
Raoos = sas TEN naming lands of their reser
ssnsD. 'Ioa,d .5 Be purchased By the Gov
gSr,,,ala ala opened 70 homestead sntr
soDs5 y ...s .s.ss7en'y'6vs cents per acre. m
s hoI, ,I p1'l oy the Government for tbei
o,ot hooSa h,rolIa De held il trus, in 1--WE NJ
rsT LIS LIS to oe invested ss Conyrss
. Nsi ls Tor the education c,v;E,S,;o
IN, Oi 60 "a development and sdzancl
6Se 4, ave-. 'so fsee, reserving for eac
&oO,sS 49,, o,,a,e money. If this policy vel
& asoSs iG,N'sasacally blythe Governmen
ny NJ = aiSnge ifin Eve years from /
SoSS SIAaoa tad estabIshmant ths,
VS,ls .S oe a. Indian Of any tribe In 3
- eoS1try, Who WOa,d rss5,s 49, = - 49,, :
Aod advantageous . usssdr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
BAVAeES OF THE INDIANS.

Nineteen Men and Women Killed Near
Apaehe-BAttle Near Dsming'
TrCsoN, ARIz, December 2.-Othcial
news from Fl. BoWrie says that party OF
Indians under the lead Of Josanie, q broth
er of Chihuahus, were seen near Fort
Apache on the 23d ult. Next day ore OF
their number was killed 10 an attack upon
q camp of White Mountain Indians about
eight miles southwest Of Apache. The
following day they attacked another camp
Of White Mountain Indians south Of
Apache. In these two attacks they killed
III women, 1 children and 1 men. Il is
reported here that 40 Indians left the res
eryation and are heading for Santa Ritas.
Settlers in the Wiley and soldiers camPed
in the Harshaw mountains have been noti-
fed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
General Assembly of Virginia

RICHMOND, Va, December 2.-The Cen
eral Assembly of Virginia met in regular
biennial session to-day at noon. Both
Houses were organized by the reelection
of old officers. They are Democrats. A
Joint resolution was adopted appointing a
committee to prepare appropriate resolu'
tons on the death Vice President Thos.
A. Hendricks The House adopted res
olution that the vote cast in the last cleo
ZION for Governor and Lieutenant-Gover'
nor be counted tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
A MACHINIST'S DEATH.
The Terrible Fate That Overlook a Man
In Arkansas.

The Terrible Fate That Overlook a Man
in Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Decembar IN.
F. McGinuis, Of Peoria a machinist OF the
Iron Mountain Railroad Company, while
testing an engine which he had just re
paired, met his death in horrible manner
Yesterday. BE was making run OF q
few miles with the engine when it suddenly
toppled over. He was caught under the
engius so that the engineer could not ex'
tricste him, the hot water and the hot
pouring out on him. When he was taken
ont the clothing had been burned from his
legs and the flesh on his left hip was tried
and smoked and his right side burned to
q crisp. He died shortly afterwards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
All Respect Paid to Veteran Warriors.

All Respect Paid to Veteran Warriors.
The heroes of the recent uupleasantness
are fast passing away. In each section oi
this fair land, now happily reunited forever,
the warriors are cherished and made much
of and fair example shown in the uni
versal respect paid in all places for the
high integrity and strict honesty shown by
Gen'ls G. 7. Beauregard, Of La, and Jubsl
A. Early, Of Va, in the sole responsibility
of the Grand Distribution Of the Louisiana
State Lottery. The 18th Monthly and
the Semi-Annual Drawing will scatter over
half o million on Tuesday, Dec. 18th, at
New Orleans, La, and any one desiring
information can receive it on application
to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Try
the experiment of proving your luck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
REV. DR.. PERSHING

On Trial in PittSburg on Twenty five spe-
oihc Charges.
PIrTsBURG, December REV. DR.. j..
C. PershiDg, q prominent Methodist diviEe
and President of the Pittsburg Female
College will be put on trial in Christ NJ.
E. Church in this city on the 18th inst
The Indictment which has been
drawn up BY three ministers, con-
tsins twenty-five specific charges,
among them fslsshood, obtaining morey
under false pretences and conduct ubbe,
coming q minister. There will be sharp
srray Of counsel ct the trial. DR.. PershiDg
has many friends and they will stand BY
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
THE COMING CONGRESS

IA Radical Changes But Some Promo
dons-List Of ChairmaDshiPS.
WASHINGTON, Dacelq0r 2.-The impres
,On Is crossing here among those who
lave talked with Speaker Carlisle, thatthere
VII be no radical changes in committee
chAirnsnships in The House, but that q
number Of promotions will be made
Where former chsirmeu have failed Of re-
ssciOn i. IS thought in most cases the
ssI. on the list will be moved up. Ae-
erding 10 the last roster Of the House, If
he Speaker carries ont this plan the chair
uAu Of the more important committees,
ssc,sd and prospective, will be as follows:
Elections Chairman, Turner, OF Georgia,
reelected
Wsys aui Mssus-NOriison. Of Illinois,
reelected
App,oprislou;-Caairnsa. Randall, Of
PENNSYLVANIA. reelected
JliiciNy-Chairmap, Tucker, Of Ylr-
g1is reelected
Banking aud Cl5renc7-ErmsDtrolt, Of
Pennsylvania second on the list, the chair
as1 Aylett II Bucks-, Of Missouri, hsy-
ing been defeated.
RjVsr and Hsr5Ors-WilGs, Kentucky,
reelected
Foreign AEArs-Curtiu, Pennsylvania,
reelected
PoEOt6css aDl Pos'-oAds-Reese, Geor.
"a second on the list, vice Chairman
Money defeated
Es1lt8c,urers-Hoa. Charles l.. Mitch
& Connecticut next in eligibility, Chair.
asn Bagle7 having been defeated.
Paci5 Observation-Disclosures. Tex,
"a lsI'iH order, Chairman Cassidy having
oss0 defeated
LaSOr-O'Neil Missouri, vice Chair,
2an Hopains defeated.
PA,sH's-Singlston. Mississippi, vice
Chairman Far.a dictated.
Psusions-Ti.lnan, South Carolina
nee Chairman Hewitt, defeated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
REPORT OF A CONFERENCE
Between Naiiers and Manufactursrs, At
stsubenyille.

Between Naiiers and Manufacturer, at
stsubsnville.
Yesterdays Steubenvills Herald contain
ed the following:
Several conferences have been held BY
the nailers and manufacturers Of this VI
cinity during the las. few days One vss
held st Mineo yesterday. and another fixed
for to-day. The results Of these conferences
have not been made public and they were
not understood to be binding on any per.
son, but there is some ground for the belief
that they may pave the way for sstisfse.
tory ending Of the present differences"
Following Is list Of the stockholders In
the proposed new nail works ., steuben
Vile
W.. vsrnor, J. A. Caldwell, Robert C
Cox, 7. d. Woods, Wm. Beyson, B. r
Pesntiss, Wm. Hndssy. W. q. Caldwell
Joseph Woods, Richard Coulter. Amo
Bscbtsl. James Marion, James Reed %
Joseph Reed.
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Editor Moore Guilty.

CINCINNATI, December 2.-The commit
tee appointed By Commander OF the Grand
Commsndery Of Ohio Knights Templar, 10
investigate charges against Rev. Henry
Moore, editor Of the Masonic Review, has
found him guilty, and sentenced him to
indefinite suspension. The charge arose
from an article published in the Review,
the authorship of which was attributed to
the editor. Judge Foraker has given no
tice Of appeal TO the Grand Commandery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
ON TIE OHIO.
An Ep tome Of News Concerning ths
Boats and Boatmen.

Boats and Boatmsn.
Down, q. N. Townsend, liglt.
The marks lat bight showed I feet, B
inches and falling.
The Scotia is due up for Pitts5urg this
morning at o'clock.
The C. ". Bstchslor will leava for Pitts-
burg, at I this morning.
The Diurnal will be TO days PHkers.
burg packet at ii q. N.
The L. s. snag bos', Z A. Woodruff
passed down yesterday a: 2 o'clock.
The ". y. Chancellor passed up yester-
day at noon, delayed 10 hours by fog.
The W. n. Chancellor will leave for
Charleston, Friday morning at o'clock
Capt. Ira B. Huntington, Of the W. n.
ChsncelloE, passed through the city yester'
day.
The Belle Prince arrived from below
With ton aud Is lying ct the upper land
ing.
It's rumored that tSe Fashion viii take
the iii fsted Emma Grabsm's place in the
Pittsburg and Cincinnati trade.
Mr.. Lit.en, the well krovn pilot, has &C
eepted good position a. pilot on the
steamer Elaine vith.Cspf. Ksmple.
Mr.. George Lebarons, the well knows
epeinser, has taken charge Of the na:hin
cry Of the steamer Telegram. BE ID I
thorough mechanic,
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A Prohibition Call,

MANHATTAN, KAN, December "A
call has been issued here signed By sew
ersl hundred residents Of this and sdjoin.
ing States for National Convention of
"Auti-Saloon Republican," to be held at
Toledo, Ohio, May 5th, 1886. The call
directs that the primaries to be held in sll
precincts Apnl 2lsL county conyen-
lions April 2sth, and State Com
ventions May 5th, for the election
Of double the number Of delegates elected
under the call Of the Republican National
convention. The call declares for imme.
dists National prohibition, bat Goes not
intimate that . National ticket will be
nominated except in the alternative Of the
failure Of the Republican party to do 80.
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PARKERSBURG.
Testing the Water Works-The Gibbens
Heirs Case-Notes.
Special 10 the Re0iSt1.

SpeetdI 10 the he0tSId'
PAREERsBURG, W. Va, December a
Cnder the direction Of an expert, the Par
kersburg Water Works are now undergoing
a thorough test, and is believed that every,
thing 80 fa- is satisfactory.
Vice President Thompson, Of the Ohio
River Railroad, returned to-day from trip
to Wheeling.
The case OF Gibbens heirs We. the Ohio
River Railroad Company ia still occupying
the eattention of the Circuit Court. Consider
able local interest is centersd in this case.
Lommis & Farmer for the plaintiff, Hons.
John A. Hutchinson and D. Il. Leonard
for the defense.
D. E. Stalnaker, of Wheeling, and Will
Cunningham, of Bellsire, autographed at
Hills Central to-day.
Captain E B. Cooper and Me-. A. J.
Slavin are negotiating for the steamer
Fashion, to take the place Of the Emma
Graham which was sunk at Ripley Land
ing few days ago.
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VICTIMS OF cOILIolNe TRAINS.

Five Persons Killed and y Number
Wounded on the NOrthera Pacific.
HELExA, MoyT., December 2.-The fol-
loving persons have been killed and ipjur.
ed By an accident on the Northern Pacific
Railroad near Missouls: Killed-Michael
Rich, engineer; Alvin s. Mofst, fireman;
Thomas Deviue. brakeman, Norman Rice
and W. A. Andrews Wounded-J. b.
Waite, arm sprsined; Frank ]. Bohmsrs,
feet mashed; D. Fitzgerald, pelvis bone
fractured.
Wm Doreuus, conductor OF the east
bound freight, has been arrested charged
with msuslaugh;er. The Coroner is inVes-
tigsling the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03
The Return of the Cabinet.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, December 2.-The
Baltimore and Ohio SPECIAL train with the
members Of the Cabinet on board who At
ended Vice President Hendricks funeral,
passed here en- the return journey to Wash
ington at 1902 p. m. After good nights
rest the party arose at an early hour and
greatly enjoyed the run over the noun
tains. Major Pangborn, who is in charge,
landed the party safely in Washington at
$50 o'clock.
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The Defense of Rlers Execution.

MONTREAL, December 2.-The defense
Of the Dominion Government on the exc
cution of Riel is published. The docu
ment, which covers Eve pages, is in the
shape of report to the Privy Council By
the Minister of Justice, Sir Alexander
Campbell, and reviews the whole subject in
an exhaustive manner, showing that &C
cording to the authority of the Catholic
Church in the Northwest, Riel was not en-
titled to any sympathy. His motives were
purely mercensry, he willing being at any
time to sell out for few thousand dollars
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Manufacturer Combining.

BosroN, December About 25O shoe
met here to-day. An
was formed under the name
Of the New England Boot and Shoe Asso-
citation" The object of the association is
TO combine the various small organization
into one body. which may in time assume
national and perhaps international proper
tions and thus be enabled to successfully
cope with the Knights of Labor. 1t is
understood that no definite action vas
taken in regard to the existing strikes.
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Inthanaar oldnars.

We differ in creed and politics, but We
are unit al the same on the desirsbleness
of q fine head Of hair. If ron mourn me
loss Of this blessing and ornament. . bottle
or two Of Parker's Hair Belssm VIII make
ron look as you did in the dear old days.
Il 4 yorth trJiug. The only standard
lifty cent Wticls foF TIE hair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03

A WELL known citizen of Lancaster, Pa,
Mr.. L. D. Keifer, writes: Having Q
sprained leg of almost thirty days stand
ing, and after trying half q dozen adver
tised preparations in the market without
satisfactory results, / was advised to trJ
Salvation Oil, did so, and in less thar
three days my leg Was all right again. /
did the work.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
drsn teething, il the prescription OF one OF
the bestfsmale nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never falling success By nib
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of teething Its valne Is IN
eaIculahle. II relieves the child from pain
cures dysentsry and diarrh@a, gripping IN
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health TO the child It Eeais ths m6thsr.
Price 2sa . hottle,
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In Favor of the State,

PAREERsBURG, W. Va, December a
Judge ]. NJ. Jackson, of the Wood County
Circuit Court, to-day in the noted B. L O..
bridge tax case decided in favor of the
State. This is OF interest 10 our State,
county and city involving taxable proper
erty to the amount of $3l5.090.