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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
No More Boy Mayors.

T, RE Eiiior Of hs R>7ifsr.
@Ig:-By the time Mr Grubb's ters1 sc
MAJOR ends, L predict the hesding o. this
s7,lcIe will be heard on every hand. The
bueiuess men, capitalists, and decent people
generally, recognize the fact that our city
bsa been Injured By the bitter PsrtizAa a.
tack made on our City Sergeant, and DO
good accomplished. Had the oiHts- Of
Mayor been filed BY gentleman Of greater
discretion no such humiliation would have
be,n put upon as; but icing occupied By
An inexperienced man Of decidedly boYish
instincts and tendencies, it was easil5 used
by the malignant psrtizsns as club 10 beat
tie Serqeant's head with. And With what
result? A policeman or two dismissed
fIom the force, bitter Pextizan warfare in
sugurstsd both in and out Of Council. and
IN investigating committee oEganizei
70. sit and wraBgle over a mess
Of indecensy ~hioh, If established, viii only
add to the Disgusting foulness OF the whole
bu.iuess Does Mr. Gr5bb suppose. he can
stop social iuiquity il this city 5y satagon-
izibg tbs police2 Is be not aware that he
is beinf used By designing men Of his party
TO destroy the efficiency Of the police b
an.asonizipE IT'D He does Bot appear 10
have learned anythiDg BY his fssco sgsi.st
the gamblers, which vss also made az the
behast Of bis party, and stopped by his
frisnis. Had he been asn Of firm iAteg-
rit1 Ia would not have compromised with
tbs evil because some prominent people
xsre in danger Of exposure.
The Mayor of Wheeling ID position OF
boUor only, and shouli be held By q uan ot
dignity and honor, nst By votary Of pleas
ure, having boJisb liking for base bah and
bicychrg. A long line Of honorable men
have held this ofice with credit 70 them
selyes and profit 70 the city. Never before
has i, been dragged through the alums foI
he sske Of party and TO manufacture ckesl
rotcr;ety for the incumbent Let rs hay'
70 rnore boy mayors.
As 10 Sergeant Smith, have seen nj
. rpsc;fc charges against him. and genera
charges are too vague. Between the iuac
tiyity Of his friends and the deyilish maligni
f. Of his political enemies. he is having
yery hard Time. BE has always been hard
woikipR mechanic, and i am not surprise
81 the var made upon him By the Intell
eencer. That sheet goes tor" e7erl
| foey 1bom they think 10 % little lower tbA
ibsY are" Working people sre belo p,
arorg such saints a. Hart and Bach, 81
cept atelsction tints. .hoxlK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
A VERY BRUTAL MURDER.
a Farmer Shoots and Beats TO Dt sih
Young Man.

a Farmer Shoots and Beats 20 D' sih
Young Man.
WEsTzynLE. Mo-, October III U.
Msy shot nnd killed James Webb, between
s end 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon. two
miles vert Of hire. Webb was engaged In
hauling wood 10 town when shot, and The In.
dicstiops arc that he was wsylsid BY May.
His left arm vss horribly mangled. He
WIS aIso shot in the right breast. His
head was Terribly beaten, which was doub~
less done with o gun, 90 the locks were
found lying by bis head.
About two weeks sgo May heard that
young Webb bad stated that be and May's
Daughter intended TO elops. Webb denied
the charge. but May attempted TO whip him,
vlich Webb escaped by fleeing. lie sfter-
wards haA May brought before Squire No
Roberts. and Nay not being ready Tor trial,
the justice placed him under bond 10 kssp
the peAce unia yesterday when the case vss
TO be heard.
Mr.. May Is > velltodo farmer, and re-
sidss sesr hsrs. Young Webb Vas working
asa fam hand foe w. W. WALKER. vbo
Stats that he vas quiet and industrious.
'sa Gre MeKoberts held An ipgues,, bat The
Jury have not given their verdict Ihs
sc air csssss intense excitement Msy
q ne in late last evening and surrendered.
N vas ytaesd in jail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
WESTON
A CcrsidsrabIs Fire-SuPposed to bs In
CendiRTy.

a Considerable Fire-SuPPOsed TO be In
CendiRry.
Sgs,5al 70 hs RsgiEer.
WEsrov. October IA FIRE broke oI'
in the building owned and occupied BY I.
G. Dawson IS 3 saloon, about $3.50 this
moruirg AID owing to the early hour 1t
WA NJ der lull hsadway before discovered
ard wss to,ally destroyed along with the
tin stC.e q ". J. DaUgherty, the dry goods
CfN } Clgsy i Bro, and the saloon o!
Iobn Morrison, the two latter being oClcN
80 tie former frame buildings, Inc
B.cs saved mc5t Of their goods and
sygbsr,y saYsd some Of his, the bal
wcSe entirely destroyed, with no in3ur-
8 Acn any Ci the buildings or stock; Inc
gnsds h, we're SAVED are IN 3 bad CON
ditiop sr6 almost WORTHLESS.
II Is pgprossd to be the work OF lucsa,
6isrism. Ha5 4 T5s Sesa 'oE our ialsh'TI ~
cifzsrs ana toe air being calm the "oo.S Ssr.
4,zp -auie have been dsstroyea, as i sl5 s'aiS'
Cd ips Quarter lha! has always 0eeu EVsA'N
ed as a trs rap. ,-.l i'd and
TEs Weston House on the south nae' @ ano
F Br,. sman's dgeliDg on the noEtn! ~eiI uI
- rT.st danger, bus with the service ..
Wss,,r,,s ro5ls people they were saved Oi
s1rDos, 9. bair breadth with 10 acc;dehls SA's
, few hTuses. vas ,laep
irg in D.wson's bUjlGirg, saved ei' ius =
inn ri.y from the second story "inaoT' -' y =
tsv,rp discovered il Just IN time 10 escape
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
BEEcHER ON THE DEAD CARDINAL.
The Great Preacher Gives q Protestanes
Testimony,

The Great Preacher Gives q Protestanss
Testimony.
New YORK, October ll.-Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, was thronged to-day by
an unsually attentive audience who believed
Henry Ward Beecher would make some ref
ereDce to the death of Cardinal McCloskey.
Rev. Beecher spoke on the resurrection and
in relation Of the spiritual man to heaven.
At the conclusion, he said; THAT dear old
man has gone up from among those who
loved him, leaves behind his cardinals
throne the purple of his robes and his tiara.
Ii was well enongh he should have them,
and symbols Of bis authority
but the moment he emerged into the other
life he stood in his spiritual entirety where
bis temple was his Lord. When he lifts his
venerable head where he will be yotng,
young IN the presence Of his God, and he
will remain with those he loved and with
those whom he has consigned to destruc-
ton for they viii be there too. rejoice in
his transmission as do Of all saints This
is the testimony of Protestant. Remem-
Der you could not make Catholic out Of
me any more than you could make an eagle
chained in barn yard lay eggs."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
Efnfla NotRA.

No better illustration Of the scarcity Of
money in tb9 interior can be given thsn By
stating the fact that during this court Q
house and lot YES sold in ClArksbarg for
S7l5 that had brought $sI400 few years
sinee.-Tslegran
The Baptst General Association OF Wfst
Virginia will hold its next annual session in
Grafton, November Ash to 9th inclusive.
This Is an important body and Il is expect
ed that large delegsions viii be present
from Tie VARIOUS associations d the Sta.s.
A serious accident occurred ct Falls xilss.
Mercer county, Moadsy. \. r. McOAash.
erty, EFq,, vas hassEng loaded revolver,
3s.ealibrs, when i was discharged, the ball
going ttsosgh lie partition wall and strik-
mr Ar5. McCisneherty. who was in al ad-
ioinira room. Mrs. MeCssgherty We, ST
ting down with her hands clssped at the
hack Of her head, and the ball passed
through one hard and grszed her bead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
4 NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION.
Three Men Enter n Pit Filled With Sas
With . Lamp.

Three Men Enter a Pit Filled With Sas
With Lamp.
PITrsBURG, October ll.-By an explosion
# natural gas in pit at Godfrey L Clarks
pgpsr factory, Tsrsn!um, Pa, this afternoon
.hres men named George linden, WiRism
G..Itck and Samuel Thomson were serious
y and probably fatally injured. The acci-
dent was caused By Leakage in pipes
which filed every creVice in the pit with an
o6crless gas. The men not being aware Of
the presence Of gas went down into the pit
to oil the pumps bkirg along q
snail lamp. As so'n as they
reached the bottom o. tie pit the gas igni-
ted from the lamp and in an instant the pit
wss Glled with a belching sheet OF fame.
The report was not loud and the FIRE was
out almost as suddenly as il came, but 1t
lei. TIE three men lying on their backs and
terribly burned about the face, arms and
limbs. They were removed to their homes,
vEere en- examination OF their inlGrles
sk2ved them all to be Of serious nature,
rle aesh pselipz Of their bodies in large
fakes. Tnsy ars resting easy tonight, but
II is feared thsy inhaled the gas, IN which
csse death is almost inevitable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
THEY HUNG HIM FOR sLANoER
nd Not for Eobbsry-A Texas LyachinS
Party.

And not for Eobbsry-A Texas LyachinS
Party.
GALVESTON, Tsx, October ia special
70 The News from Mt. Pleasant says on Fri
cav night about 10 O'clock, body of IN
trcwu men took Benjamin Little, a negro
from his cabin on Austin Plantation and
hprg him. 1t appears that few days ago
Iirtle and another negro named Charley
Yong robbed white usn, who was sslssp'
ofSl65. They were arrested, bat Little
WAS released on bail. On the back OF the
eorpse wss pinned nots stating that Little
VAS not hanged because Of the robbery but
for slsudering s respectable white family
li-;n0 here. The note also read: Further,
more We feel that We have done great and
pOble act for our country and as gentle,
men." Signed citizens Of Mt. Pleasant
An ipouest wss held on the body and the
coroper's Jury found that Little came to MS
Ssath At the hands of persons unknoWn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
MURDERED BY MASKED MEN
To Prevent Els Exposing Persons VIII,
Whipped Negroes.

To Prevent Ris Exposing Persons Who
Whipped Negroes.
NEW ORLEANS, La, October IA
special to the Picayune from Arcadia, this
State. SAYS: On the 3Oth of September, ct
q pOiD, tbifty,tvo miles south Of this place,
near the line Of Vim parish, four unknown
mssktd men entered the house Of Sampson
Harris, colored, on erstenss of looking for
another man, bat, it is reported, one Of the
men seized harris, saying: 'You are the
man We want and shot him twice inaictng
wour ds from which he died. 1t is reported
Harris vas killed because he had threatened
TO expcss certain Personsi for whipping som
regrC,, IN that ueighbOrhoOd. The affair
Of whipping negroes caused great indigna.
ticr On The part Of many white people in
tba, L,ighborhood. The whipping Of
negrces aud the murder was reported to the
Go7t-r-r, Who instructed Judge Drew to
cause TIE arrest Of persons under suspicion,
and warrants were issued here last " ednes
day. TO Of the men supposed to have
b,,n ,onc,rued in the murder OF Harris
hav, been arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
JAY GOULD INTERVIEWED.
He Talks 10 = 81. Louis Reporter About
Railways.

Railways.
Sr. Lows SsBtsDeASsEo ctA REPORTER vhils
he was in this city yesterday inspecting bis
railroad property, Jay Gould states q new
Unon depot would be commenced and com
pleted as speedily as possible. AZ soon as
II was definitely determined by whs, rcus.
and in what manner the Iron Mountain
road can have an upobstructed access 10 the
depot. The new depot is TO cover the
ground occupied by buildings nov in
use ard good deal more, and
is 10 he one Of the largest aud
finest in The county. Work will begin m
soon as the municipal legislation settles
the question about the Iron Mountain road.
Regarding the Wabash road, Mr Gonld
says that while he is largely interested 10
stock and bonds Of that company, and ap..
proves the plan Of reorganization, he viii
not be member Of the directory. Mr.. Joy
said be will be president notwith-
standing the disinclinAtion Of that
gentleman TO accept the position,
and Col. Tslmsge will continue TO bs eepi
ersl manager and will bold high execut
tive position in the company. Touching
the general outlook for the railways, tho
gentleman said: "Ihave great confidence
The ability Of the trunk line presidents 70
bold rites up to paying basis, and ] feel
that the railway ss well as commercial in.
,e,cs's Of the country are upon the thresh-
10 ~ season Of great prosperity"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
BISMARCK THINKS
That the Berlin Treaty Must
Preserved, and
WARNS sERvIA AND GREECE v
Must Not be Commenced on Their Own
count, Else They viii Receive No
Assistance From the
Powers.
GENERAL FOREIGN DIsPATcHI|

LoNDoy, 0ctobss l2.-The Wcri
Fremdenblatt, an organ Of the Austri
Government warns Servia and Greece q
If they commence war on their own
count they must expect no assistance frt !
the Powers. 1t is believed that the warnii
is due TO hint from Bismarck, who insi
upon the preservation Of the Berlin treaJ
The News this morning regards I
speeches Of Lord Harrington and M
Gtschen as a clew indicative that, althou1
tie moderates disagree with the Rsdica]
programme they will no, Join the Conser,
tives. The impression is increasing in q
European capitals that diplomacy b.
failed to arrange the Roumelian difficult
owing to the rarlike attitude Of Servia ai
Gretce.
BoycottinG Steamer.
CoRE, October ll.-At an indignatio
meeting Of cattle dealers to-day il was d
cided to use other steamers than those Z
the Cork Steamship Co. II 10 stated ths
crews will strike against serving on vessel
carrying boycotted cattle.
A -four mill q, Rochestown belonging I
Hsrty 4 Sons, of Cork, the largest establish
ment OF the kind in the south OF 1relant
has been burned. A very large number {
persons are thrown out Of employment b
the FIRE
The CaroIipe Affair stiH Unsettled.
madrid, October IA note from th
German Government to the Spanish Go,
frr men,, 10 relation 10 the Caroline affAi
intins'es that Germany will be unable :
reply finally until the has received full ia
formation concerning recent event, at YaE
Rej' cts spain's Claims
MADRID, October 1.-THE German no.
rejects Spains claims to the Pelene IN
Caroline islands. and conveys the idea tbs
the Pope's mediation was asked prior to th
occupation Of Zap.
Cholera Figures.
MADRID, October ll.-Throushou' Spai
All new cases Of cholera and l3l death
have been reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
,r,ato Rone scrapIng.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, III,
sars. "Hsviug received 50 much benefit
Jron, Electric Bitters, feel it my duty TO
lst suffering humanity know it Have hsd
= =, runnipg sore on my leg for eight yesrs;
NV doctors told me / would have to have
~ none scraped or leg smputssed: l used,
instead, three bottles Of Electric Btters G anG
ssvsn boxss Bucklen's Arnics Salve, and
myIes Is row sound and well
ElsetT;c Bittsrs are sold at fifty cents
bottle, and Bucklen's Arniea sa'vs a. -Oo'
per box by Logan d Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
rnE nnAYL1rn Krs1IYAL

will begin at Charley Sbay's Academy Of
Music tonight, when il will be produced in
magnificent style, the. Union Square Thea
tre success, "Qaeens,' supported BY the
great emotional actress, Miss Ethel Tucker,
ss "Qssesa," supplemented by the Union
Square Theatre Company. Miss Tucker,
although quite young. is talented actress
ard comes highly recommended. The pa.
pers OF all the large Eastern cities speak Of
her in the highest terms, and pronounce her
performance Of "Queens" wonderful
piece Of acting. Not less. among the
nemters OF this 6ns company is little
Geosgie Loane. Hbo Is only tour years old,
and, is said to be the most talented child on
the stage.
Thursday night, Miss Tucker in Leah,
tie EoIsal en-"
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MARYLAND JoOlseY G ub,

BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE fall meeS
ING Of the Maryland Jockey Club begins to
mgIrow and continues four days There is
every promise of a successful meeting, il
tie weather shall prove favorable. 1t iaex'
ptc:ed hat from lis to 200 ho'ses VIII be
al Pimhco, and that ohe fields Of nearly al
the stake. as well as the purse races, will be
large. Horses are constantly arriving
tuesday the Central and Dixie stakes and
The Plmlico handicap steeple chase, with
two purses, will be run.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
THE WAGES OF sIS.

The new English drama the Wages Of
Sit, will be produced OF the Opera House
rc-right by q company, the members Of
.licb have won golden opinions from the
prcss tf every city visited BY them. BY
Il, 80 Who have Witnessed it the play is de-
scribed ss being unusually strong. Every
scene ia reple,e with situations Of great
power, while the plot as whole is interest
ing in he extreme. Tickets at B.umers.
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Ru,ks and Glow Fight a Draw

DEA1ER COL, October ll.-Jack Blrke,
Champion Of England, and John P. Glow,
champion of Colorado, fought four rounds
vi h two ounce gloves, at the ATmoEy Hall,
Lesdyi!le, last evenisg, Fifteen hundred
persons were present. No great damage
was done By either, although Cow was three
umas knocked into his seat and oncs tel
heavily against the ropes. The contest was
declared q draw. The light air told greatly
scairst Burke, who breathed heavily from
the start
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National Jockey Club RaOes.

WASHINGTON, October ll.-Ths tal
meeting of the National Jockey Club vii!
begin at Ivy City on Monday the 18th, aud
continue Eve dayS There viii be hive
rsces each day, and on two of them sseepis
rhRses will be run.
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An Elepha.t sxfped HIN.

PHuipgLFaIA, October ll,-This sf.sr-
neon, while Robert White. sgsd ffy6vs
years, IN epploys Of Foeep.ughs circos
was in the winter qnarters OF ths menAgeris
wi,h some friends, the large elephant En-
press struck him Q fssyful blow with her
ussk and threw hin against one Of tho
cages with such forcs as TO disemoossl hin.
Be died shortly sftsr being admitted 70 The
hospital
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Naval ApDra.ssrs Work Done.

CHESTER, Pa, October 1.-THE Naval
Bosrd of Appraisers, consisting of Capt.
Howisou, Cept. Matthews Naval Con-
s-ructors Webb and Murch, and Chief Engi.
pCer Baker, has completed appraisensnt Of
us,erial on haRd and work done at RoscS's
shipyard for the Government and will pre-
se1t the result Of their labor, which is sAid
to be very satisfactory to the assign'eS to
Secretary Whitney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
AGood Thing.

Dr.. Adam Miller, Chicsgo. Ill, says Il
have recommended Horsforfs Acid Phos.
pbate to my patients, and have received
yery favorable reports. 1t is one Of the very
few really valuable preparations nov offered
to the afiisted. In q practice of thirty -hTe
years have found few good things. and
this Is one Of them.
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s,AnSver yarted.

Can sny one bring rs q case o. ntaney
or Liver Complaint that ElSctre bl''sls s
win not speedily cure2 We say they gan
mot ss thousands Of cases already Pesms-
nently cured and who are daily recommends y
ipv Electric Birtsrs, vi prove. Brights
Disease. D;abe %, Weak Back, or any
nrips-y complaint quickly cured. Ihey
purify TIE blood. regulate the bowels sno
act 6irscilJ on The diseased parts. Every
bottle squsrau;eed. For sale st 50 GEMS >
bottle 6y Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12

Soyz Genius proposes to introduce paper
,t;,,s This might do for japan but would
n,o,s ? bio th,pg" fc7 ths doctors, because
Thepna'ism etc would become trGquea|
II bcvevsr people would keep SalTa.!on
Oil convenient paper shirts might still be 3
spres.s. Il costs only 25 cents
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,R.ilrsnd Change.

C,,rrLANp. October ll.--Ar. u. N.
Pcscb has been appointed general manage,
aCtb. Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati ana
IndisusgcEs rsirOad, vice + b. inomSs Su.aH,
rts;gI ca 10 Gceep. the general NJ ana Se%SSs TSs
cf tIe Richmond snd Dsnvllle rosa LUG
ST~sirr rmert takes effect tomorrow
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NOTICE TO AGENTS.

All news agents of the REGISEEH
are requested TO send I'm their Or
ders tor extra copies containing
election returns by Tuesday nlsnl.
where letters by mail cannot
reaeb us In lime send orders oy
saIpyrnDh nj our expense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12

stsxsnssa DEMONSTRATIONS st Church.
wAsHuG1os, October ll.--hr Ssvs.-
con, Firss Assistant Postmaster General.
returned TO Warrington this evening.
Prxident Cleveland attended divine SER
vices ut the Prs. Presbytsrisa church To-
day. He vas accompanied BY Ma Holt
Ais. Polsom and Miss Polsom.
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Rnnm strike Ended.

MusKEGox, Mich, October 1.-THE ma
jority Of the boom men went 70 ~crk yss
terdsy morning and the strike Is virtually
ended. Monday morning full force IL ex
nec,ed to be at work at the company terms
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xa.n,.a auerd ceptess.

Los AsoELEs, GALA, October ll-Iss
mounted sword coutert between Duncan y
Ross and O'Bnen. Of New Orleans vss voa
by Rosa The score stood: Boz -;
GBrien. IL. Both men vws slightly
wounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12

pArrsyuLx. CAL, October li.-Pirs ct
,be v;Ilovs this morning destroyed The en-
ire Beck block iron Ne bank 10 the Cav
ford Houss. Ioss 800. 900. Insurance DOS
sscertsined Il !. believed ths 6n us tAs
voxk Of an ineeudiasy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12

yuxsr CIR, Mus.. 0caeba il-hn
Sch StsuIsy ssd hss oh,lA vsss iceuy
bcaned q : praiie nFs Esae hU lsss e'esk
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on raK OHIO.

an Bpitons of Esvs Cenesrnsag ~ BssAa
and Boatusn.
The marks last night indicated . fest !
inches and falling.
The Thomas d. Fite has catered The Gn-
cinpaii and Poneroy trade
The s.eamer Princes Win be cut oa time
to-day.
The nafks al Pittaburg last night indics
led 3 feet I ikehes and falling.
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No NAN knows what . ministering angel
bis wife is until be comes home one day,
suffering With dreadful cold and abe hap
pens TO have bottle Ct De- Bolrs Cough
Syrup IN The house.
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Rasa Ball.
HoRsroRDs ACID PHOSPHATE

A, LOuisviile-LOuisville 10, Nashville 0
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Bat nations are to repent in q day. May q
speedy snd worI wide coming to God
hinder on both sides the sea, all national
calamity. But do not let as as nation,
either By unrighteoas hW at Washington or
bsd lives amcng ourselves. defy the Al.
mighty. One would think that our national
symbol Of the eagle might sometime sug'
gest another eagle, that which ancient Rome
carried. In the ialons Of that eagle were
oIutched at one time Britain. France, Spain,
Italy, DaImatia, Boe.iA. NoEi:um, Pan
nonia, Moes;a, Dscia, Thrsce, MsoedoHia,
Greece, Asia Minor, Assyris. Phosnicis
Palestine, Egypt and sn NoT,hsrn Africa
and all the islands Of the Mediterranean,
indeed, all the world that vas worth
hsvibg, an hundred and twenty mill
ions Of people under the
wings Of that one eagle. Where is she no"'
Ask 6ibbon, the historian. in his pross
poem, the " Decline and Fall Of the Roman
Empire" Ask her gigantic ruins strsRgha.!
their sadness through the ages, the sczeeci
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uuerors looked. Ask the day OF judgnen
when be crowned debaucheea, Com noda
and Pertiuas and Cahguls and Dioclstiar
shall answer for their iDfAuy as msa 81
- nations let rs repent and have our trn'
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