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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
BRIEF TElEGRAMS,

John L. Sullivan left Boston yesterday to
meet Jack Burke next Saturday at the
Driving Park, Chicago.
The steamer Thomas Sherlock sunk few
miles below New Albany.
Freat numbers of Southern Ute Indians are
,ff their reservation and are moving west.
ward. Trouble is expected and the Gov
ernment is petitioned for aid
The Apaches south OF the Southern Pa
cifc railroad are pushing for Mexico.
Scouts and cavalry sre pursuiug them
Yesterday morning R. II. White, living
near Winfield Kansas, left his house to
prepare for an approaching storm and re-
turning found bis wife lying on the floor
unconscious, her skull crushed with an axe.
Family affairs have beeR harmonious as far
as known and no arrest have yet been made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
BRIDGEPORT.

Yesterday morning snake got into W.
J. Graham's house out the pike, and scared
the women and children pretty badly. Capt.
Clark came to the rescue and killed the
snake, which was black one, and measured
three feet.
John Arlup, the Bohemian, who was ar
rested for assault on Miss Eva Dick. was
fined IS and costs by Mayor Junkins yester-
day.
Misses Addie Bumgarduer. Ebbie West
and Annie Stewart, OF St. Clairsville were
in town yesterday.
Charles Holhster il expected home from
the Boston theological seminary to day.
Miss Ella Keeler is visiting friends out Of
town.
The people of Kirkvood are better salts.
fed with their streets than they have ever
been before. Marshal McConnsugbey has
done all this With the two days labor re-
auired from all voters, and deserves credit
tor not having called on the city treasury.
The Mssons Of Smithfeld will celebrate
June "a, ST. Johns Day.
The Leiderkrans Singing Society sere-
naded their fellow member. Fred Robrecht,
at his residence last night, the occasion be-
ing the celebration of his forty-6fth birth.
day. Mr.. Robreeht invited the society in,
and general good time was had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
Ex.eoYr RNoR HALE's MINING SCHEME
In which He is Alleged to Have Fleeced
His Friends.

In which He is Alleged to Have Fleeced
His Friends.
BOsrOS, Mass, June 9.-The Herald this
morning says that Boston business men here
are not wanting who rejoice in Ex-Governor
Hales downfall, and who speak of him as
one who has aeeced his friends by unloading
worthless mining stocks upon them. On the
rerresentatiou of q mining agent Of Hales,
one Treglow. the Monarch niue in ldado
was bought By Hale, for, as is alleged, q
nominal sum, although Hale claimed to
have paid 100000 for it Astonishing
reports Of the richness of the mine were
afterwards circulated in Boston backed
up BY ore of surprising richness
.ent East to Treglow. A large
quantity Of the stock was Aosted here
aud in New York, mill costing $4,000
was erected at the mine. From this invest
ment there has never been any return. 4
subsequent investigation by an expert,
showed that in order 10 make the Monarch
of any value. the purchase of two adjacent
mines were necessary. The mines were
bought, and the three were consolidated un
DIR the name of the fremont mine.
L is said that the property is valuable,
but the company exhausted Its funds before
realizing any profit. The stock has tumbled
from s. a share to almost nothing. 1t is
said that Hale made 100000 by this trans
action and that he made like sum by pro-
noting the War Eagle mine enterprise, the
mine having been worked out before coming
into Hale's possession: The losers in these
ventures freely say that they were victim
.,.I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
From the bloody Ground.
ToIIEgRoRo.

--N~t
DR.. S. B. Hartman & Co., Columbus,
Ohio:-I keep the largest stock Of medi'
cines Of any store in Lewis county, with the
exception OF drug store at Vanseburg,
our county seat, and AN selling q great
deal of your Peruna and Manalin. IL 10
giving the bes, satisfaction Of any medicine
/ ever handled. In one case the con-
stable for the precinct, has been
very sick and low spirited for long
time. For several years be has tried oil
the doctors here, and we have some good
ones, and they did him no good. After
much persuasion / sold him two bottles OF
PERUsA MAsALs. He took halt OF the
medicine. Icouh see great change In
him. and now he In az sound o man sppas-
emily as there is in thisvicinity, and be sayS
be il entirely well he is number one
man and is highly respected. lie is salts
fed that your medicine saved his hfe. aftes
all the doctors and all medicines had failed.
Being unaeauainted with you, refer you
20 John shiiliio 4 Co., Alto, PACKARD Z
Co and other business houses of Cincinnsi-
z. L. GIIAESPTE, p. u.
Messrs. Adamson 4 ShipleJ Of Waynes-
burg, Pa, writes: Please send % some
f1lis OF life immediately. We are having
q big run on your medicine, PEHrsA. In
stead of dying out, Ike most medicines, u
course Of time, IL seems 10 be growing IN
favor. We sell lots Of it. Please send tie
books soon"
Messrs. withorn & Urban. Of Allegheny
CITY. Pa, write; Having large sals =
your PExuxa and MasALis, We have che
many calls for Jour book, eIIs Of Lte
"Pieass send ~ . supply Of them, German
and English, and obhge
W. Bauer. 81 Mars Pa, writes NY
,oo II still improving In heAlth Your PS-
ErxA Is Just the thing for him"
H.L. Day 4 Co, New Vienna, 0hic,
write. aS. B. HAETMAs 4 Co, CcBanbua
Ohio. .-Genfenen: Yosr PEsvzA sslls -
wen Is any medicine With "a Qsite Z
number hare toA 1s that PEKcxx = ~
|,bsa shing ~ sy~ slea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
CRUELTY IN A,NoaksTElf,
Gethsenans, kY., Excited Over T.
Death Of Z moak,
ALLEGED THE RESULT OF oaunn
Atthe Hands Of H.. Abbot, Father Bsasdiet
--.Seyent-three yeau old
Father EmanuaI q
STARVED AND CRUELTY mPMsoHEp.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. June "A special
says Gethsemane. Ky, is excited oyse ~
death and alleged cruel treatment Of Pathe:
Emanuel one Of the Oldest monks Of IL
Monastery, BY the Abbott Father Bsasdiet
Father Emanuel was the FIRST OF HI ocaR
to come to this country from France to -
tabEsh . monastery and besides being :
director and next in authority 10 IL
Abbott was Is years old. LA vel
he escaped from the Monastery an1
sought protection Of Protestant sAnilB
named Pollinger. He stated that he Al
bot had almost starved him and had Aa
constantly imprisoned, % tha, he felt ~
he would die il he did not get away. He
refused to return to the monastery, bat u
Abbot was allowed to take him back -
force. He died in . few days and vas bsf.
ried in Potters field, and not in the monkt
burrying ground. Father Emanuel w.
held to be OF unsound mind BY soma thoagh
by Others he was considered perfectly sAse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
Prssiden. Of the Board of Trade Rt

President of the Board of Trade, Rt
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. .
Chancellor Of the Duchy Of Lancaster and
Minister Of Agriculture, Ri Hon. Z. Dod-
son.
Preaidentof the Local Government Board,
Sir Charles Dixie.
When the present Parliament took its seat
it was constituted thus: Liberals, S57;
Conservatives, 235; Irish Home Rulers, 90;
Radicals, 6. The Liberals had 2S6 mem
bers from England, l9 from Ireland and 52
from Scotland. The Conservatives, 2O3
England, Al from Ireland and 8 from Scot
land The Speaker is Rt Hon. Arthur w.
Peel. son of Sir Robert Peel; Vice Speaker
and Chairman of Committees, Sir Arthur
Otwsy; Secretary, Sir L. I. May; Assist
ant Secretary, K. Palgraye; Sergeantat-
Arms, r. Q. Cosset.
His Early Life.
The foremost Enghshman of his time, the
GRAND old man" is the fourth son OF Sir
John Gladstone and brother Of Sir Thomas
Gladstone, County Kincsrdine, Scotland,
who was q stsunch Conservative and hearty
sdmirer of Disraei. Mr.. Glsdstones father
became q wealthy Liverpool merchant and
the Premier, though of purely Scottish an
cestry, was born at the great Lancashire
seaport. Educated at Etoa and at Christ
Church, Oxford, he graduated with double
frstclass honors in 1881 and entered Par
lament for Newark in 1882 as Conserva-
tive. He is one of the very few members
of Parliament wAo sat in that body prior to
the great Reform act of 1888. His earlier
official career was IN subordinate posts IN
the various ministries presided over by Sir
Robert Peel Separating from his tradi-
tional associations. he became Chancellor
of the ExeheQuer in the evolution Cabinet
of Lord Aberdeen in 1852, filed the same
post in two MINISTRIES of Lord Pslmerston
and one of Earl Russel in 1865. His emi.
nence as q political aud religious writer, and
as q student Of Homer is well known.
An Ex-OficiaPs View of the Silver Ques-
ton.
LONDON, June 9.-Mr. Charles Delmsr,
late of the United States Treasury, in his
interview in the Pail Mall Gazette, said
President Cleveland had left the practical
treatment of the silver question to Secretary
Manning, whose mind was fixed on the gold
doctrine, and who was using all opportunl
ties to discourage monetizatou of silver.
Delmar said Manning, in his annual report
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885, will
probably recommend the repeal of the
Bland dollar act. This recommendation
will be supported both by the Treasurer and
Comptroller OF Currency, and after them BY
the entire Eastern press and banks. In his
annual message to Congress, Delmar pre-,
dicted, President Cleveland would make q
similar recommendation. Delmar believed
the effect of demonstration of silver in
America upon Indian coinage would be a
reduction in value of the rupee (now worth
2s) to Is Id. To save India from disaster
he said, two measures could be adopted.
Mints in England could be reopened to the
free coinage OF silver and India miuts closed
to silver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
BOYD PLEADS GUILTY
To Forgery and Is Sentenced to -Four
Years ut Hard Labor.
SDscir! 10 the REGISTER.

To Forgery and is Sentenced to -Four
Years ut Hard Labor.
Special 10 the Register.
STEUBENvILLE, June 9.-Chas. A. Boyd,
the forger, on advice of his counsel, John
W. Trainer, Esq, came into court this after
noon and pleaded guilty to forging the
name of James Amos for $275. He was
then sentenced to four years impriSon-
uent in the Ohio Penitentiary at hard
labor. Boyd will be remembered as the
music dealer in this city who man
aged the business for S. Hamilton 4 Co.,
Of Pittsburgh, and besides committing
forgery embezzled large amounts Of the
firms money. He will be taken to the
Peniteurlsry 70 morrow.
nr John Mulhane. of this city, has been
appointed one of the I. s. Examining Sur
ge0ps for this district.
John f. Logan Of East Liverpool, fell off
trading boat at Mingo, two miles below
this city last night, and was drowned. His
body has no. yet been recovered.
A large number of prominent Repu5li.
cans left this city TO night for the Spring
field Convention.
Mr. Joseph Robinson, of Wicheta Kansas
WAS married to night to Miss Laura Hunt
daughter of the Superintendent Of the
water works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
wEllSBuRo.
Church Trustees Va. w. u. Cops-Nsws u
General.
Sps-sal 10 tA< Rroisfer.

Church Trustees vs. W. \. Cope News u
General.
Speciai 10 he Eesists.
WELLsBvRG, W. Va, June s.-Ths oase
Of the trustees Of the Presbyterian oongup'
CATION Of Wellsburg against W. R. Copo
was tried before jury in the Circuit Coazs
to-day. The case is for $500 subscribed ioe
the purpose Of erecting church building.
The jury rendered verdict for the fpn
amount
The McGibney family gave concert e
the Disciples Church on Saturday night
The large audience was well pleased win
the evenings entertainment
The Venture glass house, located near
the upper end OF town, started up this morn
ing. The enterprise Is thought TO bea goo4
one, although Is yet it Is Of but small -
pacity. 1t is as ito name implies mae
venture, and is known a. tank furuAce.~ =
A goodly number Of Wellsburg peopIo
will attend the commencement Of the Sta1o
Normal School at West Liberty to morrow.
A hard rain and strong wind Waited thlo
place about two o'clock this morning. 8
Tar no damage is reported.
Farmers report growing crops - doiae
we'll and a good prospect for . line frstt
crop. -.
Sheriff David Brown aud James Csoo.
Esq., accompanied Rev. J. d. WLkinshav
to West Libert, on yesterday wssrs the -
ter delivered the Baccalaureats sermon -
the Normal school hall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
HE DIsAPPEARE ,
From Home and Amassed Large Fortune.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Grubb re.
ceived the following dispatch:

From Home and Amassed Large Fortune
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Grubb re
ceiyed the following dispatch:
BALTIMORE. MD.
Frederick ". thinner is dead and has no
relatives here. Hs has left big estate. We
heard that he has brother living in Wheel.
ing. II you can find anyone that can prove
relationship tell them to come on as soon
as possible. He formerly drove stage on
the National road JAMES GoRDES,
Ais ". Baltimore street.
The Mayor, after diGgent search, at last
found that Mr.. Louis thinner, who resides
at No. IO3 Thirty third street. is the brother
mentioned, and be communicated the facts
to him.
A reporter called upon Mr. thinner last
night and he told the following facts in re-
gard to his brothers life:
Frederick thinner was born in 1881 and
was the youngest Of three brothers. th-
others OF whom reside in Missouri 10 1883
the family came to this country, and about
lS47 Frederick left the city suddenly and
nothing was heard of him until 1852. lie
took q position as driver on a stage
between this city and Cumberland, bu,
kept his whereabouts secret In 1852
when the B. 4 o. penetrated this section
and the stage line was discarded. Louis
beard that his brother was agent Of q stage
line in Baltimore, Nd, and from that time
to this be had heard nothing Of him.
During the long interval il seems, &C
cording to the telegram, Frederick has
assed q large fortune. Mr.. thinner
leaves early this morning for Bsltin IRE to
stteDd the burial and settle up the estate Of
tie deceased. Mr.. Zimme stated thst the
ecceptricity Of disappearing suddenly seemed
to run in the family, ss he bad an uncle and
8 nephew Ehe disappeared the same man
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
Pharmaceutical Association.

GRAFTON, June 9.-The West Virginia
State Pharmaceutical Association held q
large and enthusiastic meeting to-day. The
Hon. Mr.. J. Il. Holt welcomed the mem.
bers to the city in neat address. Mr.. j.
A. Grant, of Grafton, was elected presi
cent; A. n. Williams, Of Parkersburg
nrst Vi, president; C. W. McWhorter, sec,
ond yicp president; C. Menkemeller, secre
'ary and treasurer. Mr.. Sam Register Of
Detroit was elected an honorary member Of
he association. In the evening msgnit,
icent banquet was served with toasts,
sEeecEes, &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
AmutiIated Boay.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 9.-While bathing
to day in the creek just back of Blackburn s
Sanitalium, two miles from this city, three
bows discovered the mutilsted body of q
woman. iammed into q barrel half spnksp
in the creek, an arm and leg missing.
The body was nude, and there was nothing
10 give a clue as TO Its identity. The coro-
ners Jury returned a verdict that the re-
mains were those of woman who had sp-
pareptly been dead six months and who
had been dissected bv medical students.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
MARTINS rEkRY.

Hanover street has been ia q horI, 4
condition ever since the Commercial n
and Hobepsack's building burned doK$e =
spring. Of course II Is impossihss = -
move the debris and building material -;
trely from the pavement and strsst bat ~
Street Commissioner could move tAs eu!D,
stones and level down . ws1 sG<-NO|
other side Of the street 60 IT,
Il would not be necessary foe All tsssc
10 confne itself TO the one ids. Ash u u
is actually dangerous 10 60 down q ~
Hanover street after dark. Surveyog Lo16l
has staked of the line for the cpxb - -
south side OF the street, and u he oo0>
we're put into their proper posifioe u ~.
make q comparatively casy valk ~
there was no pavement. Th9s y TO ~
half way work done, such ~ plovihg - u
street or sidewalk and then allowing Z u
remain in such an unfinished condilL111
for sometimes as long - six moetlA yol
do not know positively who ID y biame ~
such things, but those whose busiusw = ~
should look into the matter and - ~ 60
Job is finished before II 10 shaDdeas1 aoG1
another commenced. "
On Monday night some one evIds3 {
needed little salt burstsd In the hsad 4 ~
barrel that stood on the pavement ef - e
ters store and carried of peck. sal
VIM. Linn has an excellent gun ~ VI
gallery on North street q -
Mrs. DR.. Alexander. Of washisg,GSs -,
was in town yesterday. - r
James Pugh has bought svinstts.
Miss Iona Hodner. Of 81 Clsinvili&
visiting at Deiiz's on First strest.
An open meeting Of the Ohio Vsils1
trade and labor assembly win b hs'd y
the Walnut Grove. on Friday night Tbs
meeting will be sddrsaed By p. O. ~
CURE, one Of the orgsnizefs Of he X. Of p.
On the same evening be Will coDplste tbe
carpenter organization, which wss co.-
menced last Saturday night nit shosh
rain on the above mentioned occasion ~
meeting will be held in the Pythisn HAil -
Hanover street.
The A. M. Il. Chusch, Of wbssJisg, hass
engaged the Walnut Grove fos csne
meeting sometime this sumneS.
A Democratic convention, 70 np0ino1e
water works trustees viii b ~ 10 -
town hall this evening.
Last night the Citizens coaysstioo eails1
citizens Of all classes politlcally. sspesleyJ
Republicans The mesdsG - eeIedk
order, and w. II. Orr eallsd 70 ~ ehnIs
Theodore Snoderass 6scrstAsy, o. 3. Hno1
and Jacob Pence. Tsllsra Oh ~
was decided that tie naa bs16S
highest number d vol0 belZ IL
didsis on long term aa1 ~.
in rotation. The somise1
Messrl J. n. 6sitz, Wn. ~
John w.leh. Bsnj. Eslsz L esLsA
Hoye and Thomas JossA
4 motiou vss dee nsde - e.
dat al yotsu shosh rsgk1W y -
double voting, Ths hAl|11s g,ep
counted sho~sd ths ielIewine leDo8 ~
1871; sJkss, i5l; 1ittkssit i5es
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10

The cost at Pittsburgh is given as Sl5.s9,
Youngstown, $l5.S5, Cleveland Sl5.6l and
Chicago SIC 90. Allthess figures are based
upon the pool price for coke, $l.20 per TOD
at the ovens, and the freight added to the
various points.
Proceeding. the article says: "Whsefngs
location certainly appears the least desirs-
bic of all, and his is in fact true, but the
gentlemen engaged in the trade doRn there
are very hard lot to dawn, and in the little
economies and in general excellence Of
quality they may make up for their dis.
advantages. However, they are quite likely
to tax the natural gas-they have already,
TO some extent. They certainly have made
money rapidly in Wheeling The concerns
of that district, without an exception, carry
q surplus and have less obligations aAoss
than any manufacturers we cgme in contact
with, and their unquestioned credit and
business Ike methods secure TO them thsir
supplies OF raw materials on very favorable
terms This Wheeling district % On excel
lent exAnpls Of the extent to which econon-
ical managers viii neutraize disadyantages
of location; while among Pittsbrrg and
Youngstown manufacturers We have equally
good examples OF how wastefal aud im PROV
ideHt marsgsneat has overcoms the ad-
vautxges Of thsir location aud led 10 disas.
troas and fer reaching failures Thsrs d
in this fact food for considerable rsaee'
tion.
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Base Ball.

At New York-Metropolitaus 10, Pitts
burg in the Sth.
At Cbicago-Chicsgo 6, ST. Louis l in
the 3th.
At Buffalo-Bufslo 10, Detroit 9.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Philadel-
phia in the 9th.
At Boston-New York 10, Boston 4.
At Nashville-Nsshville /, Memphis
mona
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
An EnterprisinE, Reliable House

Logan & Co, can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best of everJ-
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
ticles as have well known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of being always enterprising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on 8
positive guarantee. 1t viii surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat Lungs, and
Chest, and to show our confidence, We invite
you call and get Trial Bottle Free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, Is the prescription Of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never falling success BY mil
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of teething Its value is In
ealcuhSle. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysenteyy and di&rrhea, gripping in
the bowsls, and wind colo. By giving
health 10 the child i rests tia mothsr.
Price 25c . bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
AnAnsver Wanted.

Can any one bring as q case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bis;ers
win not speedily cureH We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already perma-
nently cured and who are daily recommend.
ing Electric Bitters, Win prove. Brighfs
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bosels. and
oct directly on the diseased parts. Essry
bottle gquarsnteed For sale at 50 cent? q
bottle BY Logan 4 Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
op,osed to strong Driuk.

"Parker's Tonic Is delicious to the
palate; it inyigorstes. bat does not promote
love for strong drink; il cures coaghs and
colds; it purifes the blood. thus curing kid
ney, liver and lAsg troubles and rheamA
sism. It should be kept in every hons.S
G b. Shermaq. photographer Egin. III.
Place Il in yourt
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Rasa BAN RnI. Chanxed.

BosroS, June 9.-President Young, of
the National Base Ball League, telegrsphs
to the Journal to day that be has issued sn
order to take effect to-day to League UNI
pires, to change rule 2T to conform to the
rule Of last year. This is the much dis
cussed pitching rule. Hereafter the pitcher
may deliver the ball as he plesses. provided
he keeps within the line of bis position.
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And Reilly He Deserved It.
!Hsekoel Dastn o. British HvSsoas.

A pickpocket told me the history Of his
srres, one day in the following language:
Il vss Jogging down blooming slum IN
the chapel when ! butted reeler Who was
sporting 9 red slang. I broke OF bis jery.
AID honed the clock, which was red one.
bat was spotted BY copper vho claimed
me. / was lngged before beak. who gave
me SIX doss in the Steel The week sfter L
vas checked mp / did snatch near g..
Paufa ! vas colIsrrd, Jagged and gct this BIT
Of seven stretch"
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From almost every section of the STATE
come reports of general improvement OF
the health of our people, due no doubt to
the influence of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
Will prob.blv Hang

RICHMOND, Va, June 9-Judge Atkins
has oyerruled the motion for q new trial in
the case IS ]: Cluverius, convicted of the
murder Of Lillian Madison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
AYaluabla Nerve Tonic.

DR.. C. C. 0lmstead, Milwaukee, Wis,
says: Il have used it in my practice tan
years, and consider it valuable nerve
tonic"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10

srErArIos Or, il ssst Ycu want. !.
kills pain snd cures the worst cafes OF rhsa-
mssis1n. neuralgia. sore throat hosrsens..;
ard headache Tsls no sjass - good.
Pncs twenty Eve cents bctlls