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| Nasail'icteG with Ec2emu on The Scalp.
Face, kars and Neck, which The druggist
Wheto sol your remedies, pronOunceG ono
OF The worst cases that had come under nj
nollo lie advised rue totry your Uu'rI-
OUfA hhhEDff3, ana amer five days use,
my scalp anu part Of my face were sntjreI y
cared, md hope In another week 10 hnye
my ears neck aud the other part OF NV fnce
curd. HERMAN SLADE,
10 T.. ith street, New York.
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ahNA obNAlQ X
Co.'S, drug store,
Never Give Up.

Ii yon are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss OF apestite, zen.
eral debility, disordored blood, weak
constitution, headache, or any disease
OF q bilious nature, by all means pro-
cure bottle Of Electric Bilters. You
VIII 90 surprised Ia nes the rapid i'm
provement shat viii follow; Won will
DC inspired with zew life; strength and
actiylty will return; pain aud misery
wlil soase. and hencafortk you will re-
loiee In the praise of Eiaotric Bitters.
500 at iitty cents q bottle by w. IL,
Howell IL Co.
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OtlicCRA REneDIE are sold every
where. Ice; CUTiouRA, 90 cents; Rf-
SOLVENT nV0; SOAP, - cents. Prepared
by the POTTER DnuG AND CHEMICAL CO..
Boston, Mas sachuscts.
Send for "pow 10 Cure skin Dlsc.aea. ..
E9E%sS Plies, slVo lsheads, skin pIem-
tsVk lses and Baby Humors, use
CurICuItA SOAr
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Wild Cherry and Tar.

Wild Cherry and Tar
Every body knows the virtues OF
Witd Cherry and Tar ss q relief and
crre Tor any election of the Throat
and Lungs. Combined with these two
ingredients are a few simple healing
remedies in the composition OF DR..
bossnko's Cough and Lung Syrup
m o1,,Iag u w. ne article you ahou|d
ways nave in tho house, for Cou .s,
tolds, Group and Bronchitis. Price SO
cents and 81. Samples free. Sold by
all druggists.
GUSTAV kobe,
Now York Cor. Times Damnc Eat
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OtSIAN NOBLE,
Now York Cor. Times Democra

Fits.
All Fits stopped free! DR.. Kllne's
great nerve restorer. No fits after first
day's use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and W triol bottle free to fit cases,
Seno 20 Dr. Kline, 93l Arch street, Phil.
, adelphia, Ponpaylyauia,
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EDUCATIONAL.
Tulane University eflouIsIana


The next sessisn OF this departms.s I'm
osStn Monday, November lo' iSSS.
az, ans LAW school 10 not limited TO instrus.
uon IA the civil law OF Icuisisna. Its 49,
ICES and course OF studies are des,snsi -
prepare the student for admission 10 ina
o osr not only In this state, but also In sry
81 81 ne con non law ct al - of the Un,on X
invites 10 its classes all who wish 10 at
themselves for the practice OF the law its
ptoasssors are wcll known lawyers Of lore
IN, ,ns,S,alng az The bar. ripe In experiences and
SUI ae,lveiy sueaged In the pra ctice OF lhe
piV'ess'on. Tuition. $50 per session.
p, FACULTY..
n, Nsshueii huut, LII IL, Emeritus Reeior
~, .1iAyssor OF UNCONSTITUTIONAL Law, Commer,
oiS ~ i law and the Law of Evidence.
NJ IMAM Francis Mellen, LII. ID. pcan
,r ~, OF Common Law and Eonitv
9urlslf }usnee, and Lecturer on Crimins,
IN Hev allo me ne, Law ofPleading.
nelfy carleton Miller, Professor n,
-A9 v " and International Law.
hehsy Denis Professor OF Civil law ana
Ieeinssr on the Land Laws of the initial
Al communications should he addressed
70 WILLIAM \, MELLEN.
llean 0f The Faculty of law.
~ NAfpnQClpt street, New llrlenng IA
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Az. "ltIDSEf PAINS" and that
Ns'f} WARY s.ntatlon ever pre sent with
(y.f those OF painful kidncys, week
hM larha. vv irw ried or wnrn olt by
An sttniinr, wRlking, or the sewing
~ mhyilnc, cured by trficcHs
AfIt PAN lhtsrrR, o new, ORIGINAL. ole
80 thnd speedy alt dote 70 pain ard In
iinmmatloi. AZ drrgsists. 30. Ave for III j.
Mailed free pn'Trn DnUG AND CurNls
CA 70 lioaton.
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Alr Noue gen glnc without n buncb OF
srecn Hops on 81 white label, Shun nil
tne vie, poisonous stun with Hop or
Hops In taeir ulme
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Dowarlahi cruelty.

- DOWNRIGHT Cruelty.
70 permit yourself and family to
"Suiler p
With sickness when it can be pre-
rented and cured so easily
With Hop BLters II!
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w. ~ TX a. q ~ Is: M ~ n
iresldeni ortho great Louisville Courier-
Journal Co., tells what he knows OF
Winievsmllh's Chill Cure.

IL.
~ Louisville, Ky.
DR. Wlniermith, sir: | waiv0 IA ruio I
nave observed ior many years, the value OF
your remedy prompting mo H. say, in ro-
Ply 10 ypnr request what i know OF yOur
Chiil Cure. The private assurance OF ~
emcacy mai, ond The good results Of n
enec@ had observed on Mr.. X. w. More
attn, who for moro Than fifteen years hed
Decn foreman Oi my office, induced me %
test Tin my iaJnliy. The resuta have boon
entirely satisfactory The frst case Wa
Two years standing, In which believe oV-
cry known remedy had been tiled with
temporary relief-tho ohilis returning me-
rlodically and with seemingly liner ensed
severity. Your cure broke them at onoo.
anu there has been no recurrence OF theI
Tor more than six months. The other caso
was Df milder form, and yielded morn
readily to other remedies, but the chiIis
would return at intervals, until your medi.
emo was used, since which time. now sew.
eral months, they have entirely disar,-
peared. From the opportunity have had
10 Judge, do not hesitate TO express INV
belief that your Chlll Cure 10 n valuable
spectre and Performs all you promise for Il,
Respectfully, W N HALDEMAN.
ARTHUR pETER Is 90, Agents,
Louisville. Ky,
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..oiiIOH ~ ltIE ia OK . stitch In m,

"CliiUH IN lfiE ia OK )" stitch ia the
sue, e6tm9hi shootiug and sharp palms,
a IN Rheumatic, neurulgio aud ac,.
y, NEjdA atty palms, and every external
~ EEF.s pain md ucro soofhel and OF.
MNSti pelled with wonderful celebrity
~ ENN ny That new, original, elegant
rsiV nnu speedy antldote to pain and
inflammation ts9 CuricuRA pLAsTFR
Warranted thu perfection OF elegant ex-
le.nni reinelies, and vastly superior 10
alothur, plasters, AT druggists, 2Gc.; ave
for 81. Mailed free. Pottsr Drug and
Chemical To, B1lfNn.
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Young and EidG|e-Agea Rsn

>'' Consulting PAIN,
By
Fa,@ Address pa g. mi tosp
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III iSr and as r
Sqr Hn isnty IN California tits
las harmless
sshf Co.. Chemists NSwpor
W nat msn WHO consider the liquid
son..
lhe
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WASHINGTON Ast LIE UNIVERSITY
Lesinsron.. Virginia

and In he professional School, OF isv,,,,,,
Engineerlng Location healthnil. ~.
pensss moderate. Session. opens Sep,em
per U. Fnr cst1i1gl5t htllsm cIsry af IN
r. sfsltttf
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tia generally cor sdod ths Nerth-
esn Texss is anhtlsd 10 tho honor OF
luthlshinh the ne1t chies magitirats OF
our STATE. That No hsve the a ,assrry
snu propsr nfteri .n .upnh satd do.
nshu IN also nm suutttd tar. There
~ many persons ,-t.tJ ~ states
Msnship aud well q st. the ma
cnlnery OF our STATE no, era Hirut who
rrsslue In thai Indefinite a.. "a rsl'ei
Nerthcrn Texas. In out hlmhp
.!uosment Is requires many rarv qua.
h nss sns accomplishments rnni-
Ss.n mu In the individual who
rul.y comes up TO the require
ulehw OF the roslt.on alluded 90. Our
srSst ent growing state has within IT.
ssN al the elements and dot ils Of gov
sS.nnens OF n republic itself varied In
-, u,. resources aud population, II carries
Win u full train OF departments ne
vsvmpiete and extensive IN tieir operas
sonh az the general government. The
immense pur,ic domain, OF thiidr.n's
..ihnefi,auce. Is 81 be guarded agaiDst
s sne gfcoc % lho most peNsfful rings
auu hyndica.ps That ever rnnsrirel
70 ueiraud a people The school
.uhu' Whllh nss grown in
W stsrthN. mop riioea, uiii
ttsylirs ,he We chftillnpss 81 . far SEQ.
snA nnd vi1ilatt * fcr'iv~. Thu rT'i-
cnuaty system, tnat iisa efuNn ~
w s0o cumbersome and complicated
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DIRECTIONS:

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ARTHUR pETER Is co., Agents, g
Louisville. Ky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

st. Luke's Church. Rev J. h!JsDL 1.Ah
B. D., rector. Divine services to-morT0s N"S'
M and 700 D. m. sunday-scboOl 81 2 U -
vice aud lecture everT " edsy, 10 10 ILiT-
at 80 p. N. Seats lee.
Zane Street M. r.. Church. -RFT }. bs''l
Hess, pastor. Services Ny the pastor TO uPig' !.
10 20 a. M. and 90 =. IN. Sunday school rEp
Yosng Peoples Meeting. Monday at ~
Rev. l.. l.. steIart, OF MOGnisvill', hsIp.'" y
address the meedog. AL are Invited.
First Eng. Evan. Lutheran Lhurfh.-h :,
z. II. DornbIaser, pastor. FsTites l"m1H
1880 O. "a. and p. m. sunday -'ch"p' ~
Strangers welcome
United Presbyterian Church'-Pr. :, , ;.
Mcclure, u. D., pastor. servi's' N,IN
1870 q. N and I p. m. SsbbliE-'ch'oi o. ~
All are cordially Invited.
Second Presbyterian Church tr "a =
II. Cooke, ID. D., pastor. rsr'i'rs t3-wH y''s.
q. m. ana at 100 p. m. ss5t@ih-Sb"''
All are welcome -. ,.yss
first Presbyterian Church, "a,
Rev. d. A. Cunningham, u. d. vii " ace
LSctnre Room, to-m0rtoS, at WIZ
10, sabbath-scbool alSa m. .-,.., t..
North street N. n. Church ~ E,',,.s
morrow at 10 20 O. m. and " u. go.
By ssS. N. y. bydsp. ps,ioF. s"pss, ~.
'Ths Voice OF Prophecv.' E''nins hsN ii I.
q. ntsnee th,t Come. Too Ls,>.' .ubdlJ -
3 d. 10. Prayer H.s'ins WEDNESDAY " -
All are cordially Invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-19

Honor said he world await the report of
the physicians who were to make an ex-
animation of Miss Harris before acting.
The news Of the verdict was quickly
spread doWa town, and produced much
sxcitemey4t, it being directly the opposite
OF what was expected by nine-tenths OF the
people.
ALL SORTS OF RUNoRs
were soon afoat, some of them being that
the girl had been put under arrest, that she
bad been warned by the Court to leave the
State at once, that she run away, commit
ed suicide, and 80 on. Pickett's friends
tat once showered congratulations upon
him, and his attorneys were comph-
mented on all sides for their skill in win
ming what at frat seemed hopeless case.
Miss Harris was not in Court at all dur
ing the session, and up to late hour last
night she had not been seen BY any one,
90 far as known. She was last seen at
Mrs. Nelson's about 5 o'clock Thursday
afternoon, under the following circum-
stances. At noon on that day she was
informed by Capt. Dovener, her counsel,
that as the defense stoutly maintained that
she had never been delivered of q child,
she must submit to a medical exsmins'
ton. This che readily agreed to, and Drs.
Reed and Dickey were selected, the time
being set for p. m, and Mrs. Nelson's
residence ss the place. The girl, it is
said, waited at the house until o'clock,
when, the physicians not appearing, che
arose from bed, dressed herself, and went
out. Suor,ly aiterward the doctors came,
and Mrs.. Nelson began search for Miss
Harris, but she could not be found and has
not yet been traced.
Il is now said that, about three weeks
ago. Miss Harris succeeded in obtaining
THE LOAN OF A BABY
from woman here in the city and took it
10 the house of a friend, where she expect
ed TO keep it until the time Of the trial
should have arrived. She took pains to
let Miss Belleville know that abe had her
baby in town." thinking she would tell the
Pieketts, and endeavored by this means
to extort money. 1t is also claimed that
at another time Miss Harris and another
erl went out to the Poor House in search
Of baby, saying they wanted to adoptit
Allrhis, and other facts which it would
not be proper to print at this time, go to
make up case which is believed to be
without parallel. The conspiracy to ex-
tort money was go we'll considered, and the
plans 80 carefully laid, as to completely
deceive not only the general public, but
even persons of large experience, and, Rs
an attorney thoroughly familiar with the
case said yesterday, 1.-The wonder is that
the plot did not succeed in every partieu-
lar" Had Miss Harris won this case her
suit against Pickett for $1,000 damages
must have likewise gone in her favor, aud
she would have been away ahead, while an
innocent man would have been ruined.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-19
HANDSOMELY SURPRISED.

President n. b. Scott, of the Central Glass
Works, Gained Last Evening.
Last evening about $50 o'clock Presi'
n. B. Scott, of the Central Glass Works,
was surprised in most agreeable manner.
At that hour the attaches Of the Office
assembled in President SCOTS private Of
fee and Mr.. W. E. Waddell, stepping for
ward, in a neat little speech presented the
surprised President with a handsome
ebony walking stick mounted with beau.
titully carved gold head, which contained
the inscription, Presented to N. B. Scott,
by his friends, December Is, 1885," The
recipient was much overcome, but in few
pointed and touching remarks thanked the
donors in handsome manner. The cane
was purchased from l G. Dillon and wss
q present from the Office force Of the
works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-19
PERSONAL POINTS.
Movements of whssiinSitos, and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers,

Movements of ThesiInSites, and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. o. G. ScoGeld ia permanently 10.
Gated at the Mcclure House.
j. b. McGraw, Deputy Collector, is reg
istered at the Mcclure House
Miss Annie Adams, Of Utica, O., passed
through the city last evening on her way
to Pittsburg.
Percy Warden, al old Wheeling boy,
but now Of St. Louis, is visiting his folks.
BE is looking well. and yet remains q
"bsch."
George Litteu, OF the South Side, who
has been attending the College Of Phar,
macy in Pittsburg, is home to spend the
holidays
The many friends of Miss Ella Foster, Of
North Main street, will be glad to learn
that after four months serious illness she
is able to be about again.
Hon, William P. Hubbard, CIR. Hub.
bard and DR.. Thomas e. Logan, of Wheel
ing, are registered at the Monongahels
Houss-Prtts. Com. Gaz.
Mr.. Robert Taylor, who has been con.
fined to his home so long by sickness, was
on the street yesterday taking an airing,
and With the assistance Of cane was doing
right well. He thinks he will be ready to
take his post again at the Exchange Bank
on the frat Of the month
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somErHrNG wRoNG
with tho New Annex to webster School
House.

with tho New Annex to webster Bcnooi
House.
At the meeting of the Board of Educs-
ton, Mr.. W. A. Wilson, Chairman OF the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds.
sprung q matter over which there has been
much quiet talk lately. he said there had
been great deal of complaint about the
manner in which the addition to Webster
school house was being put up. he Ia
company with other members had visited
the building and found that the complaints
were justi6able. Architect Hamilton SAID
in a report prepared for the Board that he
had been i'll and unable to personally over
see the work, but that he had found that
in many Instances the contractors had
failed to comply with the specifications,
that among other shortcomings he found
the walls out of plumb, but stated that they
were stout enough to bear the weight.
Tne matter being preached opened the way
for some lively discussion, during which
President Collier made some plain and
pointed remarks to the effect that whatever
was wrong would be rigbted BY the COM
mittee. The matter was left with the com.
mittes to adjust. " 49,,
The routine business Of the Board was
also transacted, among which was the pas
sage of bills amounting in the aggregate
to 1858 70, the reading and fling of the
superintendent report, and Clerk Pendle-
tons quarterly report Of the cost OF sup
plies, and the Librarians report. A reso-
luton that IS per cent in the course OF
studies in the grammar schools shall be
attained by each and every pupil before
they can be entitled to graduation honors,
was passed. Several other items of bust
ness were transacted, and the Board sd-
journed.
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BITS OF HHWe,
Picked Up Here and There - ReGistsI
Reporters.


Picked Up Here and There ~ Register
Reporters.
OSE marriage license Was issued yes
tsrday.
BUFFALO BILL matinee at the Opera
House.
One deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
LAST night of The Wilder" at the
Academy Of Music. Matinee this alter
noon.
JESSE BUREErr and dark horse will
skate . three mile race at the North EGd
Rink tonight
THE ChsutsUqua Literary and Scientific
Circle held another very instructive session
last evening,
JoHS WATSON and George Ferrell will
skate three-mile dash at the Alhsmbrs
Palace Rink tonight.
MR. Csc. L. DURsT, the contectioner,
will give an exhibition of the manufacture
of candy in his show window to-day.
REy. J. c. Hull will preach on The
Riches Of Vanderbilt, or the Riches oil
Christi at Chspline Street n. E. Church
tomorroW at 1880 9. m.
TAG Meredith Brother of this city gave
a very crsditAble performance ct the North
End rink Thursday night. MIR. Albert
Meredith in his featS Of contortion, deserve:
special mention.
THE Council Committee on Furnishing
made another attemp! 10 meet last even
ing. No quorum was present, and the
chairman directed that the committee bC
called again for tonight.
THE Black Eagle Drum Corps will give
q grand mask carnival to night st tht
Chsphne Street rink, which will no doub
be q grand success Do not fail to attend
and spend pleasant evening.
PATRcK .GAvN, the South Side saloon
ist, left basket containing two turkeys
standing outside his door, yesterday, 'snC
vent inside. When he came out again one
of the birds wss going up Twentytourtt
street with Q man who was not allowing
the grass TO grow under his feet.
MR. ". c. KELLOGG, the General Agan
for the Acme Water Colors, Of Chicago, Il
stopping at the Mcclure House for fev
days. The ladies and gentleman of Wheel
ing of artistic taste are invited to call snC
see him with regard to instructions in hi
new method of painting in water colors.
YESTERDAY afternoon Sheppard's back
ers placed q forfeit Of $40 ia the hands o
the sporting editor of the REGIsTERto binC
rhe challenge issued by them YESTERDAY
morning At 8 later hour the forfeit va
covered BY Burkett's bsckers end the for
felt with the agreement viii be turned Owe
10 the fpsl stake holder The race vii
off on Christmas night at the Alhsmbrt
INK.
WHEELING CoSsIsToRY No. IL, Seottist
Rite Mssons, held q meeting last eveninG
and elected the following officers of th'
Lodge of Perfection: Thrice Grand Mas
ter, r. ]. Alexander; Deputy Grand Mas
ter, DR.. S. B Mccormick; Ven. Sen. Or
Warden, J. Y. L. Rodgers; Ven. Jr. CIR
Warden, A. ]. Sweeney; CIR Orator, Geo
Gif6u; CIR. Cap of Guard, P. B. Dobbins
CIR. Hospitaller, R. II Browne.
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North Ram m berinR.

Merchants visiting VT ceiling are espeo
tally invited to call at G. s. Feenys whole
sale house, l4l0 Main street, and examine
the extensive stock Of plain, assorted, fine
candies etc etc.
His Factory is the largest in the State
and with the addition Of new machinery
10 daily turning out great quantities Of
fresh confectionery. Don't fail to call
whether you want to buy or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-19
The Malignant Ingenuity of a Fisnd

The Malignant Ingenuity of Fiend
Could scarcely deVis tortunes more sIauc.atins
than those 10 which the victim Of rhsamstisn, In
the inEsnmsierJ ttsse. is sohitcitd. 1t also
dangerous On sccount Of IS tendency toward the
heart and stomach Amorg The benign qualities
sf Bostet.er's s,omacii Bites d that e1psilirg
from the circulation tht e acrid impurities 10 which
the disesse IL attributable AIeIyB.s soEes that,
In eases Of rbsumafisp, the hlbsya fAil tn slimi-
nsts these impurities from The blood The Bnts5,
BY stimulating thee organs 10 sntvtfyr tnsbi,s
them 70 perform this all fln ozrant fun aton s1d,
therefore averts IN. diseoe or rsms5tss IL &C ihs
1outset Tne fupetIoos Of digestion. and seesefton
hy Tie Bittss sbiee copquers dxsptpsis snd hser
.ooupisiEt add mediss lever snd ssue. blicos =.
|. uite,t aud other ailments Of n Iariai etp' II
"a also the lsz3ipz tonic Of the age.
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Additional Local on First Page.

AN elegant aud complete line Ol
saifings, PantaIoOnings and over
eOsIings, made TO order In best
style and al lowest prices.
For comfort get one of those
best Wool Knit Jackets, and your
Furnishing Goods af
a.. HESA & SONS,
1871 a E828 Market 81.
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mbeelin9 8e9ister
LOCAL lNTELLlsEEGE.
weather Indications.

WASHINGTON D. C, December Is.--Eor
fts Ohio Valley And Tennessee, fair
weather, northwest 10 southwest winds
becoming variable in west portion and
Tennessee, stationary followed BY shghI
tall in temperature, and generally higher
barometer.
For the lower lake region, slightly
colder, fair weather, brisk and high south.
Sest to northwest winds, and higher ha-
rometer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-19
An Enterprisfng, Reliable House.

Logan 4 Co eau always be relied upoL
not only to carry in stock the beet Ofsvey
thing, but to secure the agency 'pr such A.
ticles as have we'll known merit, and a.,
popular with the people, thereby Sustaining
the reputation Of being always euierpriIni
and ever reliable. Having secured b,
agency for the celebrated DR.. hing, Sss
Discovery for Consumption, will eel ], 90
positive guarantee. Ii will surely cure al
and every affection Of Throat, Lungs, 40.
Chest, and 10 show our confidence, eibhi'
You TO call and get Trigl Bottle Free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-19
A Word From G. L. burst.

This community and all the people
round about who are coming into Wheel
ing 10 buy their holiday stock must not
TAIL to remember burst, the wholesale
candy maker. he wants every purchaser
to stamp it on his or her mind, that he is
manufacturing the pursst Nholesomest and
cheapest iue Of Christmas candies ever
offered in this market. His facilities for
manufacturing these excellent goods are
unsurpassed, and he de6es competition,
quality considered. This is no idle beast
for the pnrpoRs Of making blow. IL is
business, and be is prepared to stand By
every declaration made above. Don't for
get the name and place. Geo. L. Darsf
No. lib Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-19
LOU swAhACKER.

Our display Of Holiday G foods is
now complete. Among our speci.
alties are Children's Fur MuHs
and Collars, same in La dies,
Childs and Ladies' Satchels, Fash.
iOnable NeckWear, MufHers and
Handkerchief in new patterns,
Plush Ornaments, Dressed and
Undressed Kid Gloves, and many
othergoOds, too numerous TO mem
tlOTl.
An elegant and cheap Christ
mas present Ii our Russian HAIR
Wrap.
81 LOU kWARACKER,