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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-20
81. PAUL'S TRADE.
Wholesale and Retail Trade During
tERe Week.

During the past week money has been in
good active demand, with the usual dis
count rates. Exchange on New York has
been at premium of so cents and on Chi
cago at par between the banks.
The real estate business continues to be
very active, the number Of transfers of
deeds having exceeded that of the previous
week.
There has been notable increase in the
wholesale grocery trade, very large orders
having been filled.
The dry goods trade has been fair, good
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-20
The Art of Playing Chimes as Discussed
and Explained by Professor
Widows.
Description and Sketch of Some of the Fa-
nous Peals and Chimes of
Europe.
The Set OF Bells at the New Orleans
ExPosition--Their Cost and
Number.
Physical Exertion Needed to Play
Them--The Professor Pictured
In His Tower.
The Music OF the Bells.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Prof Freder-
lex widows, the carollinneur of the New
Orleans exposition and the finest chime
ringer of the United States. has returned
from the Crescent city to his home in this
city. where he has been located for a decade
or more. He has been in charge OF the
chimes at the Metropolitan Methodist
church. over which ParSon Newman used
to preside during the term of President
Grant. During the professors absence at
New Orleans the Metropolitan chime. the
only one in the city, has been silent. Prof
widows has been i'm charge of the chime
ever since it was erected through the efforts
of Mrs. Newman, who by her own exer-
tons raised the 800 necessary 10 pur-
chase the chime and have il put i'm place In
the tower of the Metropolitan church. a
very large and costly structure, erected by
the MethodistS OF the country for the bene-
fit of the Capital City.
Yes, said the professor 10 your CORE
spondent as he sat in the parlor of his coy
home here, Il am glad to get back to Wash
ingtoh, though l was sorry 10 leave my
bells behind me. They are the finest chime
of bells l have ever seen, L think, without
exception
THAT is saying a good deal, too, is it
not professor? For you have seen a good
many chimes"
We'll" he smiled. 81 have seen a good
many; that is so. have been at il a long
time. ringing the bells not only in this
country, but before ] ever saw America"
''llOw long, prOfeSsOr?n
$50 long scarcely care to count II up"
he smiled; but began when a boy, and
you see, by my hair and beard now, that
was
SOME TINE AGO"
And so il must have been, for the pro-
feSSOr's hair is strongly marked with gray.
and his beard as white as the driven snow.
lie is veteran. even i'm his experiences i'm
this country, for he travelled as manager
for Adelna Patti, Parepa Rosa and Ole
Bull, when some of the large cities of this
country were mere villages. ''Why. /
remember visiting ST. Paul and Minneap-
oils" he said, depressing for a moment.
when ST. Paul had but 5. 900 or 6. 600, and
Minneapolis 800 people. And we gave con-
certs there, too
You left your bells in New Orleans, did
you, Prot. WiddOws?''
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-20

Capt. Elliot of La MOure has gone to
Illinois to attend the golden wedding of his
parents. who have lived ON the same farm
fifty years 4 beautiful pair of buffalo
horns tipped with gold were taken as the
Dakota contribution.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-20
PERSONALS.

Col John Benton, Fargo, is at the Mer-
chants.
w: j. Murphy, Grand Forks, Oak, is at
the Ryan.
W. b. Webb. Billings, was in the city
yesterday.
John ID. Benton, Fargo, was in st. Paul
yesterday.
P; II. Rahilly, Lake City, was stopping
at the Ryan.
W. G. Stone, Pipestone City, is a guest
at the Ryan.
w. II. Bliss, Sioux Falls, is a guest at
the Merchants.
M. j. Edgerly, Bismarck, was i'm the
city yesterday
Noel Gale, Faribault, was at the Mer-
chants yesterday.
y. Ii. Fulmer and daughter, Red Wing.
are registered at the Merchants.
e p. McCugh. register of deeds for Cava-
Her county, North Dakota. and member of
the territorial Legislature, is in st. Paul on
business.
w. j. Murphy. editor of the Grand Forks
P.aindealer, one of the institutions of North
Dakota, is in the city on flying trip. He
reports the crop outlook as most promising.
AT CHICAGO.
Special TO the Globe
CHICAGO, July ia. B. Stickney and
daughter of st. Paul and John 5. Watson
and wife of jamestown, Oak, are at the
Grand Pacific.
o. 4. Pray, j. L. York. III. j. McIntire
or Minneapolis. l.. A. Bell and wife of ST.
Paul' NJ. +. Stroupe of Aberdeen, Oak,
are registered at the Palmer.
G. L. Stone of st. Paul is at the Ire
mont.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-20
MIR. bonner and Maud s.

Robert Bonner, in an interview published
III the New York Sun, replied to dispatch
from Philadelphia published Sunday, in
umatmg that lie was hurting Maud S by
his constant and repeated experiments in
shOeing. Mr.. Bonner saws: II will give
you little bit of information concerning
the mare that the public does not know.
On the day that she was delivered To Mr..
vanderbilt III her four-year-old form she
was lame. Her trainer told me that while
he handled her during the period of her
hVe-year-Old form, with the exception of
about I'VE weeks, she was lame. She was
lame ~ Hartford in August, 1880, when
she was going to trOt there. and had to be
withdrawn. She was very lame at Cincin-
matt in May, 1884. She was lame at Fleet
wood in June, 1884. / saw her lame there
myself. She was lame the day she was de-
Ivered in my stable, Aug. 10, 1851 and
her trainer, BAR, said no veterinary surgeon
could cure her. She had been in that
condition five weeks. Two weeks after
BAR had said no surgeon could cure herhe
admitted that he was wrong. When he
saw her going perfectly sound he said: 4
give 1t all up She grows faster on one
side OF her hoof than on the other, and if
the excessive growth is not reduced it I'M
HeNit'AiNNH tilO ApNOA pctSlSIH DOuS WHERE II
rests on the coffin bone and strains the liga-
ments that bind it on that side. The state
mentS about her repeated shOeing are all
false. She has to be shOd about once in
two weeks. The animus of the article l
think is this: | wouldn't allow the animal
to be driven any fast miles on Belmont park
because the track is too hard, and they
have no facilities for watering it. The
track becomes as hard as a stone and is
ruinouS to a trOtter. There are many
things about the mare which the trainer
and manager did not tell Mr.. Vanderbilt
| find no fault with Mr.. Vanderbilt because
she was lame when l bought her. l am
bound to say that he has acted most liber-
ally and gentlemanly in the transaction. l
consider the mare worth to-day double
what paid for her. She is in Cleveland
now and iii about perfect condition. If she
is all right the latter part of this month we
will try to have her beat her record"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-20
THE FIREMEN.

Secretary st. Paul Chamber of c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-20

Numerous st. Paul sports, who did not
want to put up the necessary SO, drove
down the Hastings road to where the last
mill was had. They lost their expected
pleasure, however, for the steamer landed
on the other side Of the river, and some
hundreds of feet of Mississippi water and a
thick grove effectually obstructed their view
of the mill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

.o'-l-tH ~ l'tr ~ rN.-tse
The most conGrmed belieter in the doc
irine Of rotation in public Office, nigh. well
hesitate to apply < NJ this time TO the door
keeper Of tbs Nest Virginia Senate.
For three successive terms. this position
has been sccepta6iy filed By the amisble
Col ID. D. Kelly, Of Lewisbarg, Greenbrier
counts. In the meantime, his bearing and
general conduct in Office, combining hrm,
ness with uRvaryiDg courtesy has
bulk up for HIN such a
popularity as cannot be overcome
by any competition. The Democratic
caucus nominated him By acclaunation
Tuesday evening.
Such examples in these degenerate times
are worthy Of special note and commenda-
ton. Many Of the young men who have
been and are now seeking positions from
the Senate and House would do well to
emulate the 6delity to public trust that has
SO signally characterized the official lie Of
Col Kelly. BY 30 doing they ike him
win have assurances of preterment without
the necessity precedent of getting az
lengthy petitions, button-hoing Senators
and Delegates and Justify blow
ing their own horns. Col Kell,
had the 6uld al to himself Competition
stood no chance, for the Senate had tot
much respect for its own dignity to turn on
q faithful servant for one untried. Sucl
men as Kelly are not 50 numerous AZ L
tempt grave Senators 70 take up w.h
strangers.
In his course toward Senators and tn
public be has followed the injunction o
Hephastion to the Sidonian brothers
Name TO me some person who may re
member when he is king that it was ycI
who set the crown upon his head"
JUsrIcE.
WnxRLiSG. January II. 1884.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15
Naval Hsreinss.
N,i,s md osrtsA


in 1912 her majesty's ship Swallow
fought two French vessels OF Frejus. L
was on June Is, aud after most obstinate
action she succeeded in driving them both
under the batteries Of the town. The fol
loving anecdOte. as narrated by one of the
officers OF the Swallow, is told at some
length in the Naval Chronicle, xviii, 1876:
Elm the gallant and sAnguinary action
there was . seaman named Phelan, who
had bis wife on board. She was stationed
-as is usual when women are on board in
time Of battls--to assist the surgeon in the
care Of the wounded. From the close man
ner in which the swallow engaged
the enemy. yardarm, the wounded. rs
may be expected, were brought below
very fast; among the rest, messmate OF
her husband consequently her ownl
who had received musket ball
through the side her exertions
were used to console the poor fellow
who was in great agonies and nearly
breathing his last when BY some chance
she heard her husband was wounded on
deck. Her anxiety and already overpow-
cred feelings could not one moment be re-
strained she rushed instantly on deck and
received the wounded tar in her arms he
family raised his head to kiss her; she
burst into q flood Of tears, aud told him TO
take courage, all would yet be well but
scarcely pronounced the last syllable when
when an III direct shot took her
head OFT The poor tar who was
.,loselv vrapusd IN her arms. opened
r.7f -. IL - -h,.k th,r, f,rava,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

MA triumph Of American ingenuity and ~
vel Of simplicity, securssy ana cheaPncs u Va
made 70 supply the people via god dn.-tsspiat
watch 1t the lowest price evsr known. n esss
ne watch ID Of white metal. very hsndsons, en-
ioou Ike silver, but l. better than silver, bscsns
Vim not tarnnh. win each watch d ssnt .
book giving fun Instruction. No one nssd b vitl
outs watch. Thoso having costly enes sheud al~
have Waterbury 70 carry vhils engaged = rsasA
worr or In travelling One thousand ofthss wstohs
are made every day. and the demand for them b.
qusrtly exceeds the supply. The wsieA bs pssisa
tims-kecper. md sells readily FOE sa5o Anongit
good poiDs we nams the following:
simple. because It Is eonposed Of len than one
half The usual number Of parts. which AZ q y.
ranged o. 10 be easily cleaned or repaired
Accurate, because II win nun twenty-iour houn
and keep time equal 70 the better sadss q waicAs
Cheap, because It WI wear for ysars. snd =
oasrd Al price within The reach Of everybody.
Remember, the WATERBURY wATcHh -
toy. but HxAL WATCH, having ~ ihaa ~
half the number Of parts 70 BE- fornd n any chs
going watch in the world.
A Watch which diners from Al ethsrs In thai
the entire movement revolving IN u eass snos
every hour. and thus regulates o. adjusts iissu y
vasyinR positions.
= w.fcy, h.x,,, . ionv thiu main rurins fusariy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

as,~ W;rs'sw's Soothing Syrup - cnn
-. - s.esh;ne. 5 the prescription q one g
49,. -. 49, is-nsls uursez aud physicie1s - We
TIr;ssS Ssatss and has besn nsec sor 70
- = -. ss;fK never falling success y naI
49, IS mosbsrs FOX Their childrsa D
we - !. eroess q tostking is vaIns . IN
=. ..i~Sis n relieves tie child from pam
...- s~ssu,ary ard dizrrh9a. Gnpng 70
49, 80. ,.~.'sir and wind cole. b gisies
-. a. re ehfid Il ressz the pho'haz'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

Inc mDrRes - very g0oQs WITH EecsiP.s
Of 30 head THIS Mees. 1nls nDout NEE nee
ne ocmsnn, wh,on - yety s,9r' =, s,:-s.
hudson q bayna rnrnlsnea tns ioh01ln
quotations.:
Cattle ~ sVey4 W TOT ~ nnas
Hogs. lar supply, Ae'aEe' s1Sa9ate Pss Az
sheep. 3lg4c:
Caises, - vvtyo ~
LAMBS slSSzc PEI 2.
oso
CHIcAcos January A.--The DrovsEs
Journal reports: Hogs kecelP1. % WV
bead; shipments $500 head. Market slow
at yesterdays closing rates; roHga pacnHs.
81 loci 80; packing and shipping ~ = % 8
a. So; light ~ l604 80; sklps, - SVS9
4 40. .ooo
cstis-Eecslpts gooa anlPM 1s ~, sv ~
bead MATS. ssaA ~. - aOav 1. ~ ma
common - soo1l $500; - * :: 1e<se ~.
~, goS1 ~ :. es S.,e =. si1sa-s 81 9nd 5f
s'V shs.s - poeS;y,,. s11 head. sbi1ments
E 100 800 Msrfst t' vsrv active bat l5(a
S.sI Io-s-. common 10 fair So. 25(a3 40;
- 80 70 oos,d e. b0(a3 90: choice 81 90
- IN. isn,hs "a 00fS5 90.
W ~ $500 !.
new As
New loEK, January i4IDeeses- es.
celpts zs1o head; market mar uu Is Su , =,
poor % goOa s.sess sou &c sSfa5 IN. a ear ar
wi Ailne 1ny eA 1S 81 SN. ..,,-,..I 80
i Ia a1S H. 800, cov,s aid a. ca f5 exoorters
49, ~, ~. .s-iosds fa;r q choice steers ana
ns ; 81 81 n, ' ns- cvt i've for best Exports
ss5 i've eattle 500 quarters beef, 200 car
cassee mutton
SheeD-Receipts $500 head; market
steady and firm at s. 25@6 so per cwt
tor common to prime; s. OO@7 90 foI
lambs.
Hogs Receipts $3.50 head, all slangh
tered, direct; nominal selling skiPs and
calls, alive, at 81 60@5 90 per cwt-i
dressed hogs steady at s. 1905 90 PEI
cwt.
rast Liberty.
P.sr l,ars,y Jannary l4-(,attle--
Market fair Rece;nts 5TG head: shioment,
9ss baad PRIME &c O005 Is: fair e
GOOD a. asCa5 IL. common 81 OOCS5 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

sTHE daily REGISTER viii he
sent 60 nny address during the
session 81 the LeeiSIaeure for one
d0ilar. Invariably a advance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

Leave Bsllairs a 2 p. n. for summsrhsii.
ave Bellaira 81 500 m for Soeefaed "a
Evansville. Arrive a. Beilaire, 9;i5 = m aaa s; )
,. m
For through tickets East and West call
on or address J. G.. Tomlinson, Tic ct Ag't
Pan-Hsndle route. foot oi Eleventh street,
Whsehag. W Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15
D Is FIG U r | N G
HUMORS
H U M ILlAT | N G.
ERUPTIONS
Itching and Burning
T0RTURES

Ihave tried Tor eleven years to have my wife
ci ed Ell terrible skin dlsease The Cuticura KEN
dis tCuticnra Resolyent, the nev Bloc Puriher,
Internally, and Cuticura, the great Skin Cure and
snSirnra Soar an exquisite SKIN beautifer, exter.
sliSS have done IN stx weeks what have tried for
steven Year 10 have done. You shall have the par
sScnIsrs ss soon as can give them 70 you, and .
ve ere 80 well known In this part OF the country ~
-. a ,hens CHAs. II. WHITE,
- IMaysviile, Ky
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15
!, - yIe,trs Bowed Down bT weight .

That q 10 ssS. shs meurnfnl heart Of the
- s,;ng woman who Is burdsned with 'dys-
aeDsia and sgonizes wish torment dunng
- - sivhts q slesplessness Such wo-
-. reeas lind friends. hearty sympathy
80. - arown'. Iron Bittsss Mr. A. a
~ W~.,r;s Marshall, Texas. writes: My
-. $3.50 - been. ensirely cured Of dyspspsis
W . -. debility 81 using Browns iroa
~ : - Good news FOX the weary heart
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

nnrvAl AND Dkpa EItRE oR TRADE
~ w. ,~es n afIoN % akfNENEca X1s xts 10 s..
fs1r;isT oxSsplsd ftion1aT exeep,cd.-- Nheel2sf,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15
RErRoLnUM.
T1tusviIie.

TltusVille.
TfrUsv1LrE, Pa, January I4.-National
Transit opened at 7Olc; highest 70se; low
est 6ssc; closed at zoe; shipments for en-
tire oil regions 81, 9s5 barrels; runs, for en-
tire oil regions 64.022 barrels; charters.
S2,6sS barrels. Phillips we'll two miles
north Of Baldridgo, Butler county, is report
ed in sand and showing for a good we'll
The rest Of the Geld is very quiet.
on CsEY.
On CTxx, January l4--National Transit
certificates opened at fOlc, higheat role,
lowest 6sEc closed at Zoe. Sales l,fIS,-
600 barrels, clearances SAT-, 900 barrels.
runs GA, 024 barrels, shipments IS, 1896 bar
rels. charters 82,6S8 barrels. Oil City Oh
Exchange stock at 500 bid; none offered.
Piftsbnrsh.
PrrTssunG. january l4-In the afternoon
the market was quiet; rallied 70 70so. and
then fell back to zoe at the close. Trading
vas light
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

slssm 81 &,
ny vf11u1 % 4 DAkn ~ 4<H1f A.
III ~ 49, ~ r!
e: !. ~ 49, sI " go 80
dssd 4 trla besk NJ - ~ ~ 1s1aI T.
satpraey. yennssy ol>A, 49,
tks ifssl dosr = ~ Cslrs H. = III So y
Wsa vlpinh, = o kieks1 ~ ~ 49, -
ss!lSSsins tS;ss = e. !.ssssy: - =
10 the dty r Wheallna tngol14 ~ ~ 49,. n
and impN ~ en- tAoI1oaj ~ I1,& 0tI0Mr
day, connencing u e'clook \. -, Iyl9 - N
q The uazs non number ia Ma nIC1L T. ~
M ely nhss,ins. ens etson -.
ne issss q -. q sts M 49, - - ~
tufchsasf my elsc /. ~ = - - 9. 11-.,
speedway, MD lnisFNl flea ~ n ~ - ~
chs diving uotlo ac4fod ~ ~ = ~ XID
deIerssa paJnepts and polIey >. lNNI10991 ~
sailaiafi a ~ p~ssail - ~ > ~ -
q &; {: 6: 81: 3 =; !; s; s So ! Is q
s'ss : S Sioh ~ - ]
a. AALLEss Ane,is2.S: ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15
RLOTCHES CURED.

Iused your Cuticura Remedies for blotches aud
am eoraplatey cured, 70 my inexpressioe JOY Cutl-
eura soar "a the best have ever used, and - me
hsrsbv removing an cork" grease, paint and all
,hs stssf trsed by them leaving the skta pure add
White and soft. Ny greatest pleasure is In recon-
menaina such an article. ~ MACK.
Champion Comtque Boiler Skater,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

-. xs-ss,,f-d P3puinraty- BscNxs bkon.
{, rr,,S hare ben heiors tho Raege -!
se Fer s.issing SonSs saS 81 y. q. 10 !.
lSsy are sapsrioF . ~ 0'ns' A'a''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

Having usid about moo 10 arst-cs1n doctors 10
cnTe nav haby without spcce1s tried the ClsieaIa
Remedies. which completely eprss after nsaas thrst
tettlss. a a,,,sgsop Az. cb"rI Il 'a Ness
Eold everywhere Price: CUTIcURA RlSoLyKaf,
Soc soar, sc; REg0LvBEI, n. Potter Drug
and Chemical Co., Boston.
send for sHow 70 Care Skin Diseases.o
nIsTicuRA SOAP for Rough. Chapped and
fU IL and Redeemed Skin and Haads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15
WnEELINa ANp prrTaBuRaH Division.

wHEELIKG AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and otter December q, 1884, passenger trains
WIN run Is follows, Wheeling time;
DKrAkfuKHG
For Pittsburgh q m. daily; s:75 q n, e:2o
D. m, daily except Sunday.
p, N and 6:2op. m, daily ezoePt sqndays
AnRrvAfA
From Pittsburgh-i9:5s a. N, TOO p. M, daily
except Sunday; II s05 p. N, daily.
From Washingion-t;l0 Z. m, 1855 p. M ~
D. M. daily except Sunday; 1i:0s P. m, daily.
c. K. LORD, General PnMsnger Agent
THO6 NJ KING, General 6up't
E D. SMITH. Pans. Agt, Pittsburgh
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commaplcation.

WETUNPKA, Ala, Sept. =, isS4 About ak years
H. becnme aaiicted with q very dts1greoable ska
bsease. With large dry sores and many cru4led PIN
hes on my face hands and shoQlder. The sore0n
hy shoulder eat Out hoe nearly an inch deeps ana
De cancereus appearances Of oao o The sofes ness
~ eve alarmed ne very much. I triad all kinds
Y treatment but iouRd nothing th4t seetnc1 % adees
he Sisease draIly aeeidef % Try = ). ). on Al
ice q 2 physician, AID N a sh0xt dine The scahs
'ropped from the SORES and lsft my sSln sootn q.
ade and the only thing that viii cure TIE dt,e&3o
.iih which vas afiicted. Ithlak ny trouble vas
be result Of terrible attack 81 malarA foTef. eon
acted while farming IN the Tslapoc1a river sSam p
can Be found Al ny Ofico ia the e01u ho0se -
'fetumpka. You can refer 10 me-
j. l. RHopEs Dep Sheriff Elmoro Co. Ala
TEeatise on Blood aud skin DiseE5cs mailed iree.
I'VE SWIFT SPEoEJc CO. DrKver s. AtiAnsas -
4 sen By Laughhn Bros. Co. and Logan Cor ~
hOlszle and retail Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15
SALT RHEUM ~.

fhsve had the salt Rheum for about three years,
and have gpent time aud money - have Il cured,
without success until tried the Ca,icvra heale-
dfee which are doing the work. O.J. fouN0s
-- - Nafshaeld. Coos County, Oregon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15
Restored,

REMEDY FRKE=A Victira Of ycatkfkl impro-
enee, causing Premature Decay, NerTOag Debility
PEI AAnhoe1, &e. having tried In yels e4ery known
medy, has discovered staple uez19 q sesl-cure
nieh ne vii send FREE % hn iellc1 suner9ls-
ddreas, J. H REEVESs - Chatham -, New YORK,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

M have hem suffering nom rheamattsn iOr twenty
4 ars. Al times With almost lntolsabls paln. had
h bsst medical treatment, and took al sorts o.
&medies, but without relief. Being redn'ed almost
skeleton, ard not being able 70 WSlE even Wan
bitches vas in0uced % Try sEtts spectnc, aa1
arts,i ike Charm, and an TO day entirely re-
IeVed Have thrOgn away ny crutchss ana An IA
keellent health I believe 8sihB Specific WI cure
Ia worst cases Of rheumatism
MA EzRA MEESHos, Macon, Ga, Aus. 4, 81
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sCRoFULA.
x.,a.,nu,,. Money couldn't Buy 1t.


The Aeworth News and Fs-mer Of this week slys;
- FliSah@th saker living within three miles %
|cworth. Remarked that Vaaderbit's fortune could
Ia buy iron her y hat elk bottles Of sEttts Spectae
Ia done for her. Her statementis a. ioiloHs Fos
Id horribie disetse, ser0lalA- For years WAS IN
I've 10 40 anything IN keeping up my domeste
|airS ast Gct1bf vas induced 70 W oE1-s
<,eeifc and used two bottles. and wa - m0cn bst-
- nv IA that purchased tourmors nom NeSsrS
Srthc1t & johnson, which has alnaOst entireiy ~
'|re,l me / ieei IKE nov person, and eau 40 al
! own homework. Before took me s. . :. ny
/. vas a burden, a. my entire person Wa eo.erei
8 IN sors. aad In this miserable coaditiOa did not
Is 10 live had tried every known remedy All
81 csse vas generally reg1rded - incuraSie. bad
"a treated By the best PHYSICIANS % no axal-
n heartily recommend SxlftB Speciee 10 ths
.iCted.
sIssSra Norgheut a johnson. merchants Al Ae-
.Drth say: We know Mrs kliEaoeta Baker petsSn-
n. We are familiar with her case she j. highly
&tacfnQl in this com munity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

CLEVELAND & PITTsBURGH r. r.
l,oEpErsEp TTME TABLE OF PAssEEGEa
4 Trains corrsctsd EoFsmbsr IS, 1854 Central
Standard Tine;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

NUFO u. coo reward loE hahina hlsedtnz
FtkkS uloark1sd q PEotEaainE yll0 pkslhS'o
hiora n hst1le LOGAN = Co, Agenlss
Gssoases
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15
MIN RIvER RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE. CONNECTED TO NOVEMBER
"a. 1884. Trains leave Pam Handle Station ,foci
al Eleventh street. near public landing, % tolicEs
Central Standard 7ime-Bhinh u - mtnnfe1 slower
than Wheeling tirao;
GONE SOUTH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

ras-rnepr train daily including Sunday. Accom-
moinfion trains run dnily exceps SUNDAY
Ticket Agent, Whscling, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-15

The mbrkes Is very good. with receipts
Of so head this week. This about meets
the demand, which Is very slow. Msssrs.
Hudson q Bayha furnished the following