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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
RRIE&RFSSSs

Lsst night mysterious stFsngas 'r7se1
into drug stova si:a. his ksB15 ..nd cl,th-
ing covered With Pals Green and Asked
for al antido,e, az he hsd taken a table
spoonful Of tee stuff BY mistake A power.
ful emetic was given him BY the CLERK, and
after sWsllouing it, the green" individual
skipped and has not been seen or heard Of
since. Whether il was hoax or not can
not be known, but il it was the joker had
an empty stomach after the enetic got in
its work II any one Ends man either
poisoned or vomited 10 death, be may
know the cause.
Invitations are out for the Wedding o.
Mr.. Park Loe and Miss Annie Bsggs
Wbich ccc1rs December l7th, in tie N. E
Church. We we're juEt q week ahead il
our item yesterday morning.
Willie WorEe and Leon Zilles, OF th,
Island, will skate q race at the Msnuod
rink tonight, race TO be in mile heats, bes
two out ef three. Admission only Is cents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Rhodes were il
Steubepvitle last night, attending q pre-
gressive eschre party at the residerce {
Mr. Geo. Sharpe.
| Mrs. Patton, Of Fe;Eroint, Was il tow
yesterday.
Misa Dora Neunsu hss returned fror
Columbus.
Yesterday one of the Robinson Brother
fancy skaters Of fancy hsigh,s, was stan'
ing talking to an ordinary man, when
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MARTINS FEERY.


Yesterday GfseEncor NJ; J2sl aossn-
sack. who died Monday. wac buried in
Walnut Gro-e Cemetery. The funeral
sermon was preached at her late residence
on Hanover street., BY the Rev. Dr.. Sedg'
wick, of ths Bsptist Chrrc5, o. which she
was a member. The reverend gentleman
dse!t on the many virtues aud charities
in very eloquent snd affecting manner
The funeral was largely attended, sli the
relatives eud friends being present.
st the last meeting OF Thobura Poat
No. II G. a. r the following cGcers
vera elected. P. c., Jeha MoClaskey;
S. V. c., John Madden; J Y. c., James
Brooks; Chaplain, John White; Quarter
master, A. N. shipmsu; Oacer Of the
Day, Thomas Stanton; Oficer Of the
Guard, N. R Smyie; Trustees, William
Moore, Robert Hsnson and Albert link.
J. G. Gray has hsd e nice new sign in
the shape OF Law book suspended from
his Office, on the corner Of Fourth and
Hanover streets.
Antony Kyne, Jr.. is laid up with
cramps.
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% in Minnesota, cent lower; Illinois
25; Indiana, 20; Ohio, 80; Michigan,
Kentucky, 35; Pennsylvania, 40; New
York 5S. Compared with former prices
corn values are very low. For the pre-
csdiDg 6Vs years nearly ell under average
in production, the average farm values
was - 10 cents per bushels, and for the
preceding 10 years AZ 6 10 cents.
- The price of wheat, though still low, is
considerably above last Decembers aver
age, which was IS cents That of 1888
was 81 cents. The present is Is 7-l0 cents,
again equal to half the unprecedented de-
chine indicated last December For FIVE
years psst the average farm vAlne has been
90 cents per bushel, and for the preceding
ten 81 05 cents. Lsst years farm valle
was 80 per cent lower than for the ten
years ended in 1879, due mainly to fallen
European production and ssmsler foreign
demand for surplus near equal TO third
Of the entire crop.
The range of state Of prices is from 81
cents in Nebraska to Sl.25 in Msssschu-
sets. Il is above 81 in the eastern and
cotton States for home grown wheat. The
prices in Texas 80 cents, is Z cents lower
than last December, from the increase Of
the home crop The value in New York
is SO cents. an increase of IL cents; Penn
sylvauis 95, an increase of ii cents; Ohio
81, an increase OF l6 cents; Kentucky 95,
an increase of 10 cents; Michigan 81, an
increase OF 10 cents; Indiana &c, an in
crease Of l9 cents; Illinois s Il, an increase
Of Is cents; Wisconsin I6, an increase of
l6 cents; Minnesota 10 an increase of 20
cents; Iowa 81, sn increase of u cents;
Missouri II, sn increase of Is cents; Kan
sss IS, an increase of 20 cents; Nebraska
81, an ipcresss of cents; Dakota 63, an
increase Of Is cents. The average for
California is returned at rs cents and 81
cor Oregon.
The average price OF rye is 56 cents, 1
cents more than last year; of barley Sc
cents, an increase Oft cents; Of buckwhest
56 cents, q decrease Of osnts; of pots-
toes Is cents, an increase Of cents; Of
hsy 1892 per ton in place Of IS Il last
year. The average price OF oats is 70
the came as last December.
The price of cotton averaged 1900 per
pound Of lint, farm value. which is mills
iass than the December price last year.
The fsrm prices are: Virginia, 5 $40;
North Carolina, 8 $40; South Carolina, 8
$40; Georgia, 3 $40; Alabama, S 3IOi
Mississippi. ale; Louisiana, 3 S-lOi
Texss, ;; Arkansas lilo; Tennessee, 8.
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A NATIONAL CONFERENCE
or Coal Operators to Consider tie CUES
ton of Wages.

OF Coal Operators to Consider tie CUES
ton of Wages.
PIrrsBuRe, Pa, December lO.-A ua.
tionsl conference of coal operators and
miners to consider the question OF equshza-
ticu OF wages and oher matters Offering
the interests Of employees suO EoFk%en
will be held in this city December 10TH
Curis. Evans, executive secretary Of the
Federation on Miners has received
letters from the following coal
operators expressing themselves favorable
to the conference: A. J. Bsggs, OF the
Pt,sSurg / Wheeling Coal Co; J. ". At
we'll President Of the Gakdsle Coal Co,
ST. Joseph, No; J. n. Walter, Of the
Youngstown / Chicago Coal Co.. J; Z.
Hall, Coelton, Ohio; Stewart i Aeehsn
Of Stswartville, Ohio; D. P. Pillseurg, OF
the Erna Goal Co, Ehiteside. Tenn; l.
n. Confeld, Of the ". D. johnson Coal
Co: Roger Hartley, of Hartley / Mar,
shall Bspksville, Ps.; Arthur Boyle, Of
SAINTS, Tenn; c. o. Godfrey, OF St. Louis
Nh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
The RULES REVISION
viii Probably occupy tue House Until
the Holidays,

Will Probably Occupy the House Until
the Holidays,
WASHINGTON, December 10 The effort
which was begun last night by the House
Committee on Rules to secure sufficient
number Of signers 10 order caucus OF the
maiority Of the House for the purpose OF
bearing the views Of members upon the
psop3sed revision Of rules has, up to tniS
lime, proved unsuccessful Many mem
bsrs prefer that the matter shall hrst be
considered BIZ the committee and reported
10 the House. It has been decided to hold
the frs: meeting of the Committee on
Rules on Monday morning next. The re-
vision scheme will doubtless be the sub
iec: Of long consideration, aud it is pre-,
dicted that little or no other business will
be transacted By the House prior to the
HOLIDAYS.
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TRlCHiNOSis.
The Dread Disease Prostrates a
Family of Eight.
ONE DEAD, NO HOPE FOR THE REST
The Disease Transmitted through Raw
Pork in SaIad---The Meat Alive
With 1richna.

PITrsBURG, December l0.-Seme two
weeks ago the family of Frederick Haus-
meyer, q well to do German Of Tsrentuu,
Pa, Is miles from this city, ate
heartily Of salad Of which raw pork,
chopped fine was one OF the principle
ingredients. Last Friday week the entire
family, consisting of father, mother, three
sons and three daughters. we're suddenly
seized with ternbls illness. The symp
toms of all were the same. A distressing
diarrhpa was the first symptom. This was
followed by a feeling Of lsnguor and debil.
ity. Acute neuralgic pains followed with
stiffness Of joints, and then most OF the pa
tients became delirlous. The tongues Of
the victims became coated heavily, and
so much were the symptoms like typhoid
fever tia: DR.. Mccullough, the
family physician, at FIRST thought it
to be that dread diaeafe From
the suddenness with which they
had been stricken down the house was
summed BIZ neighbours, who feared they
were suffering from some terrible conta-
gion. The family continued to grow worse,
and yesterday Frederick, aged 20, died in
great agony. John, the second son, is now
so low that he is not expect
ed to live through the night
and the rest are at the point Of death. Be
fore Frederick's death the physician BE-
came convinced that the disease was
uichinosis. he secured piece OF the
meat, and with the aid of the micro.
scope found it alive with
irichina spirales. The meat was
purchased from farmer and was taken
from one of drove of hogs which he had
raised or his own farm. d.. Mccullough
ssys he expects another Of the family to
die tonight and has no hopes that any OF
them will recover
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n TIE CAPITAL
MFG of Vest VIrginians at
S'' washington.
,,s. POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.
~..s,ss ,---TorA OF the Senate
,.,.s.la.---General Dis
patches


NV December lo-senasoF
'1,-., ~ ,,r hou. to-day 20 s'teOd the
;.;,, '.s -, o..s Central Railroad in which vi
- d. .I..,....l .'' .-.. as saaussl He will re.
= ....,- ~, c.1isa, WIN has Ossn sick
'.,''' ~. .,rsral dsys, vas up to day bat
- '' ,,,~. .srosu de expects to be
!. ~, ~ ., 70 the Capitol on Monday.
.. -. .. n. Ri.h, hss been appointed
~, G. ay5ns0 Barbour county,
.s'.l 2r. in P-,cs Of J. R. Ramsey who
d. ~, .',,,,lf appointed but not commits
go, :..,,s, Csz:sl aas made 10 recon,
.s..,, 10. a77o.a'msn. to succeed
: -, So. at Petersburg He
=, ~.s. IKE tiGs comes to
>. '.....,. ,ss..sa b. will make short
E,.' -.-- a 4.ssO, 81 Grafton. &C
..-;.5 srv c. IeGces. A. Feirchild
I'm E,.aa' cane o7es from B'l'i-
- u,sre rbsy a,readsdtbe meet
~ ? ? e. director yes
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A HINT

Te hasten the Bell Telephone Suits Be.
fore the suprem me Count.
P!rrssURe, December l0.-Ia tie
[ nited States Circuit Court today in tie
case Of the Bell Telephone Company
against the Western Penpsyl7anis Tsle'
phone Company, Judge Mckennsn decided
tha. the defendant instrument was Rn in
fripgemeut on the Bell patent and granted
the perpetual Injunction asked Tor By the
Bell Telephone Company. 1t is understood
,ha: tie decision was arrived at oy an
agreement bet=een the counsel of the
plaintiff and defendant companies in order
that cases before the Supreme Court might
be hsstened.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
AMUSEAfkNE.
"a SOAP BUBBLE.

A full house greeted Baker and fsrron
at the Opera House last night in "A Sosp
Bubble" The play is q rollicking extrsv'
sgsnss with plot that serves eimply as q
framework for the inimitsble funny busi
ness" of Messrs. Baker and Fsrron. Iris
replete with songs and dances, duetts
choruses and qusrtettes. The character
acting and singing Of the two principals
kept the large audience in q roar Of
laughter. These two gentlemen deserve
a prominent place among the funny men
Of the stage. The company is decidedly
above the average and contains some good
comedians and singers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
4 sr.tsmatIe Watch Thief.

NEw YORK, December l0.-For some
time past watches have mysteriously disaP-
peared from the Howard Watch Comps
ny's store on Maiden Lane. Joseph Del
phin, ,sliss jackson, vss finally arrested and
confessed to the stealing aud surrendered
pawn tickets for 6ftJthree gold watches
Among them vas one belonging to John
B. Mclean. The thief was 9 Tepairsr in
the store. He was held in $500 bail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
A PROFESSIONAL WEDDING.

Tie Baker 4 Faron company played in
Zsnesville, Ohio, on Wednesday evening,
and a pleasant event occurred before the
show which Joined two HAPPY hearts Tor
life. This was the marriage Of Mr.. Ed. II.
Mack, Of Cincinnati aud Miss Kate Shields,
Of New York, both members Of the com.
paHy. The wedding took place at 4 o clock
in the afternoon, in the parlor Of the Grand
hotel, the ceremony being performed By
Rev. Mr.. Fsgsn, Of the Seventh n. Z
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Gsos are very
popular among tka professional ss we'll as
tsvor;tea vita all theatre-going people, and
they have the best wishes Of large circle
of friends and admirers. The only I-is.
take they made was in &c. waiting until
they reached Wheeling, bat az they looked
un1suaIlY happy on the stage lsas svssib5
they probably do not isei pssi;, over Ii.
error
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
TIE YKILoM DWARF.

This play was postponed on Monday
night and during the week on account Of
some OF the scenery and transformation
tricks destroyed BY FIRE last Saturday night
IN indianapolis, but will be produced to,
night at Charley Shay's Academy ot
Music. Besides the yellow Dwarf this
great company will give their regular per-
torrance, which has created such sensa'
ton in this city. The wonderful perform
ance of the Silbons is alone worth the price
of admission
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I3s POSTAL TsLsGRAPH.

-...-E .-9-r.'s EvtntrCd aces his oliiI
Yesterday.
a-.c. December I0-lu the
.... -,3s- fer ,ls sa,ijag OF the .
~, u. -l1.e3, introduced bill to
-...s.,. ..s ss.a5" aanaat ofs postal
- vst.E Was referred 70 the Com .
80, P.s.7'.sss aai Pos: Roads In
...,....-, lie H.. NJ E:u4ads ssid It
,,.... .,ns OIL hat ne hs1 i2troduced
...,. .,,. sss.;,a ot Congress Which went
-.. r,zr:tss % Pos Offices aud Post
a.. a-t vas reported up7u by that
--..-s 81 B'5 in rbs session that
. p,.s., y5aI DOT % considered
r5s Ssns,s bei1:e the expiration OF
:, ss,:ss IL hoped ths committee
-, p,z t,zs to- earliest opportunity to
s-e5l :. lie w.shed to press It 70 8
80. s-ss s..s4asr.- discussion and ex'
,-,s:.2 ~ 3. r. aiisj, that
49,. t.,- b, i3-m-s position on the
g.. .s s--4li u5E 5s Vii.oE 70 pug
..s \, ,...r ac.ga. ya'ls ta7 plants OF
i,-..-,.sgs.- c1E?.1y 'k.- uS7 E!sh to
v...-... ..s ME safes nsg uha yst-
..Et,4 So 4. w4.e7sJ o. UnEaysrsd, but
;.a.es ys.r- Of ne material suos:ancs
* ...cg,-.c-E Implements, exc AS
- sa,as NAY 5s appraised by some trI'
Ia iG sL.g- 50 vclid have confidence.
v, S.,s5.r7 SID tb4 ComUi,tea on
oss.S S.-s.al Pys.soais hai, st the last
a,.-. gwen -is slhj-c: careful stten-
.,..cl eya2inarI0u, AMI had reported
.g,.. gl.E 1s ely IS was pr@cilcaole.
2. El-gl5s uls-.Aim5d any redsc ion
.3.-s g3-n,r.s The subject SssS most
.-arsa: sa9i 7aed+d Ioa'l4erasls eT
4-1ag.-. Ia cn2Iuous power also Of
- se93,s. I1r 20 4 scaeue Of this kind,
=! rl.. 5s-ssd 10 5s h=a-1 oy c0uusel
al, exam as wi,ra3se5 and PRESENT ar
s-,1a sal geGesst,y ;ha' sort OF loves
..E,c l..f ---s' C1-o2-s':ols always de-
2''' 5h- 'H- I-'.. "a7,a7' la'r1t71 "
.. 10 i'7s'. 1s.'7 nAt7's ma o=I'Ie @ D.. D.
-,'s' 81. h2' ,'- y . Z 't'.'sS ou ! oSs
rs al 9cr-3lls 9a,n- n P)ssss lon
ID. il- a.'.o'E o. me saI. g; Saa 'n9
..'i ANS '1~s.'-.1 t'aY "'a'' no' nave
. '7e' - "n9.3 ground again u u9-
- L
~ I ,-'-li> s72' ,S'71 ths usS'I5 'us.
" '-2se. nay - ''o'Ra' 70 u 'o'9 %
%: 8 3o:''2.7 NJ
':'''- IN ol-'@- o. "a. norrl'' "Ss %
E'7'1 10 aT,c !sS Fsyasn'' from lnS
-.-Ao3sa. ila1 o. ia= Ssea'e' OF tue SC' :. uAA
-, - - 80 v -. = t,.o.,I of
i.,.,.I;.,,.
.as P,sE5s,t p, ,ann,rs ls,d before
% Senate g Ist,a, f.5m The Secretary Of
"a, i, -,,,,4 m ,bs o,o0,,.d pnrchs4s,
a.g2v pg-oo.e, oerEs old P,5SuSe Ex.
;:s-ga BsI;ir, in Nv York Civ
,7.as Ssra,. ,ris s,tsrpoon 9 resolution
,ss.,,, .c u. D5rnS ws. s,.ead 70 call.
ags9 3, S-cr.,,rr Of War 70 transmit to
=. Sa24,- : con, Of ,ba rsn,r, Of C,p,siu
= ~ o' " tVy' ~ "
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RIel's Remaius.

Wnx1PEG. December lo-Riers rema:ns
were brought here last night from Regina
in charge Of two Catholic priests in Q
private cs,. The car was run across The
river to ST. Bonifsce, where 6 number Of
half breeds drove it to bis uo:h
er's home, where the family
we're. The boz was opened
disclosing the face somewhat blsckened
and slightly dis6gured. The house va
draped in black. The funeral will occul
Saturday, when the body viii be broush
to St. Bosiface Cathedral, where requiem
masses will be celebrated. Tn. body VII
be buried in St. Bonface Csisshe Gene
tery, beside bis fsthes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
NseEssASlss OF LIFE.
N' ASriSuit0ral Reports Give the Farm
Prices OF the Various Crops.

80 agricultural Reports Give the Farm
Prices Of the Various Crops.
"ASaiSGCON December l0-Tke crop
,'Pofl' q tie Department Of Agriculture
Y DsesnSSs give tbs farm prices Of the
@'apal crops TIE increaseiu the pred
= a corn las reduced the sEersge value
Hs crop 10 30 eaats per bushel. Tao
Hsiase value Of the previous crop in De
isHN>s vas Be cents. The reduction -
S.sSs; = \ the Ohio valley aud in the South
- s,-s SAIss. West Of the Mississippi the IN
49, '9ss o. stock tor fsediUg has corrected the
,[-s7 ,--soe7 70 cZt'imsly low prices. The sv-
49,, %sN Missouri is 70 eeR's the same as
!7iIF' IzF' In Kansas il is "a. instead 9t
~. Sssr; in IoRa "a, Instead Of 70; IN
a6'S'AA a6'AA Il instead OILS. Il 10 q cents
a0'a' cents lower than last TeaEi
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H,ll,s Plurality II,iSS.

ALBANY, n. Y, December l0.-lhe
State BOARD Of Ganvsssers met to-day and
declared the result Of tie lste e!eetien
plurslities Of the successful candidates
are: Governor-elect Hill. ll,lS4; Lieut..
Goyernor-elect Jones, S,l56; Secretary OF
S,ate-elect Cook, l4,608; Comptroller-elect
Chaplin, IL, 245; Tressurer.elees Fitzgerald,
h, ,65s; Atso:ssy GeAerslelect 0Brien,
i3,7O3; Ss:s Sac Ensipssrsiec' sgees lE, s+c'
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SHERIDAN.


Mr.. w. + Sheridan, who appears at the
Opera House tomorrow afternoon and
evening, is a graduate of the Philadelphia
school of acting. For many years be was
a tavorite in the stock companies for which
that city was Justly famous, and there be
acquired that careful conscientious habit
Of snalysis which makes his work 80 sd'
mrable. In his rendition OF Louis Nl., 10
be presented at the evening performance,
thisis especially noticeable In the whole
range OF the drama there is no character
more difficult to portray than the crafty
superstitious and cruel monarch who ruled
France IN her ieudal prime. To cay that
Mr.. Sheridan has mastered this difficult
role is to say that be is student with a
keen insight into human nature. The
Philadelphia Call says Of recent perform
snce in that city:
Ibis rendition in every respect is much
superior to that OF Henry Irving in tha,
there is no s'rainiug after false ef"cts, no
awkward melo dramatic starts and poses
10 de,ract from the uniform portrairure.
The performance is clear cut throughout
and remains in the memory like personal
acquaintance. 1t is wonderful in it's com
pleteuess. From the moment when the
King enters. feeble. hypocritical and crafty
nn,il the time when, with his dying
breath, he presses bis Vlittering crown tc
his breast, and the awful death rattle ia
heard, the delinestion was powerful and
consistent. In his last days there va.
nothing kingly remaining in the crafty
| T.ouis-every vestige Of dignity bad de-
parted, leaving behind ignchle cunning
cruelty and spperstitioa. This is the char
scter % Sheridan portrays it, and il is true
/ TO history. The supporting company il
notably strong. OF the ladies, Louise Ds'
venpost as Marie de ComI;ss. VA
very effective.
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PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION.
aoar,s Bin Considered by the senate Com
mittee To-day.

WASHINGTON, December 10 The Sen
ate COMMITTEES on Privileges and Elections
today held its first meeting Of the session.
The matte. uuder discussion was the bill
introduced by Me-. Goar ITO provide for
the performance of the duties OF the othce
of President, in case Of removal, death,
resigra,ion or inability, both Of the Presi-
dent and Vice President.
The measure was considered on its mer-
its simply, the question Of politics not en-
tsring into the discussion. Before reach
ing the point Of action. however, the hour
Of twelve o'clock arrived aud the commit
zee adjourned until next Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
A shower OF EISh.

PORTLAND. Ne, Decemper l0.-During
Inst night there was shower OF fish at
Cumberland, end this morning for radius
of mile, small fsh we're found In sbund.
ance. They are about an inch long and
have the appearance Of young smells. 1t
is supposed they were taken from the bay
in water spout. the wind being very high
last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
Probable Murder at . Rink.
SosctaI 70 tHs Rs0iStss,

PARkEEsBuRG ". Va, December TO-
During sussre, setwsen Frank COOk'
AGED IA. and Thos. Ebbert, aged Is, at tie
rink tonight, the former stabbed the latter
in the bscx neSs ths spinal column, in
ficting q wound probably fatal. COOK es
sarsd and was not arrested.
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ED's ACID PEosgH4rE.
Asr,,rsbl, Rssuits In FSTsrS.

DR.. ]. ]. Ryan, St. Louis, Mo-, says: -
invariably prescribe it in fsvs,s; slso . N
conyalepcsnce from wasting and deolnta,
- diseases, with admirable results. l
80 6nG Il scnic to an enfeeblsd eondi'
iOa Of the genital ORSs9s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11

= Rupture, pile tumoEs, 6stuIR
and all diseases Of the lower bowel (ezcspt
cancer, radically cured. Send 10 GEMS
in stamps for book. Address, World &
Dispensar7 Medical Association, 663 Main
sfraef. Rnfalo. n. Y.
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"; N. clements takes Paine's Place.

CLEvRLASD, O., December l0.-At 9
meeting of the directors Of the New York,
Pennsylvania L Ohio Railroad to-day W.
N. Clements was elected q director, vice
Charles Paine, resigned.
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TO STAR sExT SEASON.

Miss Grace Emmett, Of the Baker and
Farron company, will star next season in
new play called What Next under
the management Of Thomas r. Perry.
present manager Of the Baker and
Fsrron company. Those who had the
pleasure Of seeing her last night are as
sured that she will maize 9 success as q
star
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11

VIZ understand that ssslskia eoats are
going out of style, sad in consequences
Gods are increasing among the isir sex.
how fortunate there Is such remedy 0:
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup! ~ ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11

We have heard many Of our old friends
ssy that Salvation Oil cured them Of rheu-
mstisn. Those who have not tried it,
should do Co.. Our druggists sell it for
tversy.6ye cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
TIE GALLEY SLAVE.

BARLEY Csmpbelrs well known Galley
Slave will bs presented at the opers House
next Tuesday night By Q powerful com.
pApy.