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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-08-08
Plymouth Rock Eggs.

Pure-bred Plymouth Rock fresh eggs.
for Matching. Prize Strain. Apply to
Richard Thompson. Sulphur Springs
clantstion, Covingtoz.. St Tammany
parish, La jyl8 Inn
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-08-08

BILE Ed. r. Doyle visited the scene
Of the shooting and found the
wadding Of the gun. one barrel
having . wad of newspaper and
the other of common brown paper.
So far no arrests have been made.
Mr.. John n. Stone. Of East Fe-
li:isna Parish, has made an expert
mental shipment to Chicago Of
6gs preserved in crushed sugar
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-08-08

BILL HEADS
CbeaaAy pointed q this o&se.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-08-08

NOTlCE.-The undersigned will
pay no debts contracted in his name, In
reference to his property in st. Tam
many Parish, unless authorized by him
in writing or in person.
A. THOMSON.
Covington, In, July Is. 1855.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-08-08

Mr.. Charles Heintz, our new
Postmaster. took possession of bis
Office last Monday. It is con-
veniently located. adjoining his
store, and the Office is attractively
and conveniently arranged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Rev.
Father Tuohy united Mr.. Thomas McCabe,
Of this place and Mise Jennie Creighton in
the holy bonds Of matrimony at the Cstho'
lie church. The affair was private, no
one but the relatives and friends being
present
Mrs. l.. A. Bayliss left yesterday for
Jewett TO attend the funeral Of her uncle,
Daniel Smith.
q. B. McMursy, Of Burgettstown, Pa,
is in town making negotiations with one
Of our machine shops for a newly invented
traction engine.
Ed. Milligsn and William Woodruff, Sr.,
are at home on vis:t II will be remem.
bered that these men left town some time
ago to make nails in other mills. They
both express themselves highly pleased
with their new situations and expect to re
turn 10 them.
Peter Brown and Mamie Pugh left yes
terday to take positions in an eastern mill
Their move -ill probably be followed By
several otbers.
Misses Mary Creighton and Lottis
Worthingion were in town yeGerday at
tending Inc McCabe- Creighton wedding Q,
the Catholic church.
Thomas Morton. the man who was &C
seriously hurt in the Etna coal bank Q
few days ago was able 10 cit up yesterday
The plate glass for tie Commercia
Block arrived Yesterday and Q part Wal
put in by Coulson Of Beilsire.
A Plumly and P. p. Plumly. Of Bsrnei
vile, are at the Hanover Hotel Messrs
Plumly are engaged in the sale Of Genera
Grants Memoirs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
BRIDaEPORT.

At about IL o'clock. Monday night
thieves attempted to force an entrance into
Will Fosters sleeping apartments, but
were driven away before such entrance
was affected. Shortly after this occurrence
some one, evidently the same persons.
broke open the door Of John 6cbafers 60,
loon aud carried of several bottles Of
liquor and about Eve hundred fne cigars.
Later thieves got into Mrs.. Eliza CosS
confectionery and ice cream saloon and
carried Of tso gallons Of oysters and two
boiled hama
Mayor Junkins is again able 10 Be -
after Q short illness.
A number ofsiDgls :. .sdain.
ed ct the residsnce Of Mrs :. "A. hhodes,
last night.
Mrs. w. ]. Bratton is seriously III.
Charles Chapman Is visiting friends in
Dover.
Mrs Annie Furbee, nee Morgan, wa
the guest Of Miss Annie Bsggs yesterdsy.
George Hathaway spent yesterday 10
Wsrrenion.
Miss Bay, Of Toledo, is the guest Of be,
sister, Mfs. Chris. Heinlein.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
A MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION
Shakes up the People of Wellsburg, but
Does no Particu ular Damage.
Special 10 ne RegiStr.

Shakes up the People of Wellsburg, but
Does no rticular Damage.
Special 10 ne ReqiStr.
WELLsBURG, October 2O.-The people
living in the upper portion Of town, OIL
Pleasant avenue, in Midway and Lazear
vile, were startled and awakened from
their slumbers this morning at about
o'clock by loud report that made the win
dows rattle. A great many people started
out on q tour of inspection, thinking an
other gas explosion had occurred in oul
midst. Subsequent investigation failed tc
disclose any such fact Samuel Strong
said he was up, ard when he heard the re
port he also saw q fash Of light on the fan
grounds The people who were out look
ing for the cause went on tour Of inspec
ton and found a small hole In The
ground and some pieces Of wood aud tn
scattered about Circumstances point TO the
probability that some parties fred can ol
nitro glYcerine or some other like powerful
explosive, and no definite facts have sc
far been disclosed. The report was heard
at Steubenyille and telephone messsg'
was cent down shortly after asking ih'
cause Of the noise.
A moderately good aow Of gas wa
struck this morning on the Shuey property
below the creek. The well belongr TO Mr.
George Given.
The case against William Brown for be
ing an accessory TO the cutting CT Johr
Burch. by John Headipgtop, was tried il
the Circuit Court to day and the jury fount
verdict Of guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
A ROMANTIC STORY.
An Alleged Family OF Hermits In the
Heart Of a City.

An Alleged Family OF Hermits In the
Heart Of a City.
CLEVELAND, October 20-In an unpre-
tentious residence in Becker street, t3ere
has resided for 9 number of years family
By the name of Figse. The blinds have
always been fastened and the neighbors
have never seen any Of the inmates. The
manifest ssclusion of the family occssioned
the creates. interest, and number Of plans
were laid to compel the family to show
themselves. Every plan, however, proved
fruitless and number of philsntropic cit
izens have called frequently TO inquire at
the residence If the family did not want
some aid. In every Instance they were
answered, through hole in the door, by q
voice, thanking them but declining any as
sistArce.
Yesterday the health officers called, but
were refused ssmittance. Thy stated
that they we're compelled TO look into the
sanitary condition Of the house. and after
much hesitation the door was opened.
The officers entered 9 large room well
furnished. The man who stood before
them appeared to be As years of age, pleas
ant of speech ard well dressed. Upon
entering the next room the officers dis,
covered q mother surrounded by seven
children, the Oldest a boy Of 10 years.
The mother was we'll dressed ard gave
very intelligent answers to all questions
asked.
II was learned that the man and wife
had resided there for q uumbe- of years,
rearing and educating their family. The
husband spent most Of his time locked up
in q bedroom. The rooms were always
dsrkened aud the children never allowed
to 20 into the yard or streets, or to be seen
by any one. II is thought the eldest boy
brings all the food to the house before day
light or after dark. In reply TO a question
as to what means he had, the man an,
suered that he was rich, and had every
thing he wanted, aud that he and his fam
liz only wished to be left alone. The
house was neat and clean.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
COLD AND HUNGER

Doing Their work Among the Miners
The Strike Nearly Ended.
PIrTsBURG, October 20 The coal NIL
uers strike, which is believed to be nearing
an end, has lasted seven weeks 1t has
been one of the greatest and at the same
time most determined ever known here.
Cold and hunger, however, sre having their
effect and in q few days it is believed near
" all Of the 5000 miners will have returned
to work at reduced rates An operator
lust in from the fourth pool reports: Whole
families there are at stsrystions door,
said he: II asked q womsu-the vile OF
miner-yesterdsy, how they were getting
along Tor food. The woman burst into
tears and said, We have only few crack
ers in the house to day and have not had q
bic 70 eat since Friday, excepting few
potatoes and some beans. / 6Id that the
woman story was true and not only that
but that she was no worse o6 thGu dozens
Of others It is impossible thatthe miners
can hold ont any longer, no differences Whai
the miners officials may proclaim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
A MEDIUM IN TROUBLE.
She Almost Causes a Lynching By Her
SpIritualistie Revelations.

She Almost Causes a Lynohing By Her
spiritualistie Revelations.
IIrrLE Rock, ARK, October 20.-Some
time ago John Harris, well known hun
ter, living in Dunkeln county, Mo, mys'
teriously disappeared. he had gone into
the swemps with q companion named Jas
Beadle, with whom be expected TO trap
during ihe winter. Beadle returned from
the hunt alone, saying that Harris had
gone further into the swamps and would
not return till spring. Suspicion was
aroused and q medium residing in the
neiehborhood being consulted claimed that
The spirits told her Beadle had murdered
Harris ami concealed the body at certain
point, which was recognized by her descrip
tion. Beadle was arrested and threatened
With lynehing.
The sequel reached here yesterday. II
appears that q mob visited the spot aud
unearthed the bones Of some animal, and
that this discovery Allayed the excitement
and led to Beadles discharge. The medi-
um was threatened with violence aid vai
saved only BY the timely Intervention o.
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
THE FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.

Statistics for the Fiscal Year Ending
June so.
sWAszHssex October se.--Busing the
fiscal year ended June 30th, the carriers
in the free delivery service delivered e46,'
996,s42 mail letters, l04,742,59S mail
postal cards. lS7,4Os,67s local letters.
TS,726.I56 local postal cards, 3.ls7,965
registered letters, and 256, ,O54, ,6o2 news.
papers. They collected 469,s6s.s75
letters, l4O,63O,7O4 postal cards,
and S3,432,673 newspapers. The to-
tal number Of pieces handled was
44.537,4l3, or on sn average per car
rier 400, ,3O7; the aggregate cost Of the ser
vice was, including incidentsls, So, 985, ,952,
an average cost of 3 mills per piece, or
of S9I2 90 per carrier The postage on
local matter vas s., ,2sl, ,72l.l0. Nineteen
officers were added 10 the list of free deliv-
cry offices during the fiscal year, making q
total Of l7s Offices, employing 4,35S car
rers. This transactions at q few OF the
hrger offices are as follows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
Hormop, RecominE Moro BItter

SALr LAKE, UrAH, October 20.-Mor-
mon teachings from the pulpit are univer-
sally in favor Of, FIRST, boycotting ell pei
sons not Mormons; second, living up to
the covenant Of the celestial marriages. re
eardIess Of the laws Of the country; third,
keeping ont Of prison If yor can. If not, 60
IS martyrs- In the penitentiary are rs
MormOHs serving sentence and 5 awaiting
trial. -Four others have served time and
been released. The prosecutions are sloH
and getting more difficult from the fact
that WITNESSES are cent away. In the past
few days many MormoDs have LETT the
country to escape capture. All the tims
the feeling among the Aormpns is grovine
more bitter against the courts and ths
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

Yesterday at His Home In Pittsburgh
sketch of His Life,
PIrTsBURG, October 2O.-At half.past
six clock this morning the life Of NAL
colin Hay, which for many days has been
held to earth by thretd that seemed far
too slender for its purpose. snapped its
bonds go quietly that it was almost impos-
sible to tell when the end came.
SKETCH OF THE DECEASED.
PrrTsBURG, October 20.-Hon. Malcolm
Hay was born in Philadelphia, in 1872,
and was educated at the preparatory de-
partment of the University Of Pennsyl.
vauia His school days ended at II years
and he commenced the study Of law short
ly afterward In 1865 he removed to
Pittsburg and was admitted to the bar Of
Allegheny county and continued his mem
bership up to the time Of his death he
early assumed q leading position in the
lay ranks of the Episcopal Church
and held prominent official relations in
the diocese conventions. In politics be
was stauuch Democrat, and was always
recognized leader in the conventions, both
local and State. The first public position
he held was that of q member Of the State
Constitutional Convention, in which body
he was member OF the Judiciary Com
mittee. He was one of the Democratic
Commissioners cent TO Florida 10 investi.
gate the frauds alleged in the Hayes cam.
psign. He was \ delegstet to the National
Democratic Convention in 1876, 1880,
and in 1884, and in the latter was on the
Committee on Resolutions and formed the
tariff plank OF the platform. He was 3
strong supporter Of Cleveland in the Con.
yention, although his colleagues from this
district were friends Of Randall. He was
appointed First Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral by President Cleveland on March 18th
last and left sick bed to 20 to Washing.
ton 10 accept the position. BE rallied for
q short time but The onerous duties Of The
position told on his delicate constitution
and be was compelled TO resign. he re-
turned home, and from that time until his
&eath today he has been unable to leave
bis house. Although his demise has been
expected the announcement has this morn.
ing caused sincere sorrow among all
classes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
THE SMALLPOX PLAGUE.
Progress of the Epidemic still Uschsckss
In CannAinn TnMna

Progress of the Epidemic still Uschscksd
In Canadian Towns.
MoxTREAL, October 20.-The progress
Of the epidemic has not Jet been checked
The total number Of deaths from smallpox
in the city and suburbs during last week
was greater than that of the preceding
week by probably Fifty. The exact fg.
ures are not before the publc, and proba.
bly, never win be If they have TO derend on
the health department There il. however,
this satisfactory feature: The increase, %
far as the city proper il concerned. has
practically disappeared. For the last tsc
weeks Of September the increase vas fifty.
seven, while for the first week Of October Il
was thirty. During the last two weeks
there has been no increase, the number Of
deaths being about stationary, just belos
300. The increase has been great in ths
suburban villages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
ceNDENsED TELEeRAMs.

Three hundred coopers in Dayton yes
terdsy struck for An advance Of q cents
per barrel
A man named Bumaldo Gamez. living
near Laredo, Tex, became jsAlous Of bis
wife and after q few days absence from home
returned and killed her aud his grand
mother.
Robert ]. Walker Brewster. stepSon oi
ex.Attorpey General Brewster. was mar
ried Monday evening to Mics Leila Shoe
maker, Of Georgetown, Va
Custom House Inspector Meeks and jim
merson, Of New York, have been suspend
ed from oGee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

and there is less jealousy and fear on the
part Of the Mexicans that we have any de-
signs upon their country or want to dis
turb their autonomy. The relations are
now most cordial, and the Mexicans have
come to see that they viii get nothing but
good from close intercourse with the
United States"
AN ARMY REGULATION.
The Secretary Of War has issued the fol-
lowing general order, which viii hencsforth
be an additional army regulation: In times
Of peace detail Of not less than one Off
Ger and three enlisted men viii be kept
constantly under instruction and practice
in military signalling at each post in the
United States, unnl officers and all men
Who have sufficient intelligence are prof.
eient in the general service code with flag,
torch and hehOgrsph and homeogrsphie
code With desks. The post commander
viii detail an acting signal officer at each
signal post to give the necessary instruc-
ion. The monthly reports Of instructors
and practice will be rendered to the chief
signal officer through department com
manders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
n,...rar,nri.. stnrtIur UR.

PIrrssuRa, October 20-After dI
months Of idlsusss, work is being resumed
10 the window glass faOtosies here. Two
started today and three more viii begin
operations to-morrov, giving employment
10 several hundred persona A number OF
other factories are firing up and will com
meree work shortly. The announcement
vas good news to the workmen, ss they
aid not look for . resumption before the
6rst OF the next yea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
A ssrions Break.

PfrfsBURg, October 20.-A ferious break
has occurred in the fouuh pool coal min
err. Four mines have resumed st the
terms offered BY the operators and too
more viii start up 10 morrow. The ope-
rators claim that the backbone Of ths strike
Is broken in that pool and that . general
resumption win take place In Q lev days.
Thsre Is no change in the situation in the
three lower pools.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

The most expensive service based on
the number of pieces delivered WAS at
Gloucester, Mass, mills per piece
and the cheapest service at Dallas, Tex,
where the cost was / mills per piece.
Ths entire cost for service was $4Sl, 746
more than the cost during the preceding
fiscal year.
james F. Milne, who was recently trans
fsrred from the Office of Chief Clerk Of the
Tressurers Office to be teller in the cash
iers room, was to-day appointed to his for
mer position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
Iron News.

HARRIsBURG, Pa. October 20.-Ths Co.
lnmbia Iron and Coal Company Of Pitts
burg with capital Of 800. 900 and the
Noosic Mountain Coal Company Of Sersn-
ton with capital OF 81 ,000, 600 were char.
tered at the State Department today.
Elsrox. Pa, October 20.-The iron
trade in Lshigh valley confines on an in-
crease ard preparation Of furnaces fol
hhssis being beard ef nearly syry dsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
When Trled AiwaIs Prefsrred.

When they once become acquainted with
il, ladies invariably prefer Psrker's Hsir
Balsam to any similaz preparation: II makes
the hair soft and glossy. arrests its falling
Of. promotes rev growth, restores the org
inal color, and hss no rival ss dressing
Not 8 dye. not oilJ. highly peFtnned. OnlJ
E0e ct dEuReigia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
APPOINTMENTS.

Custom omeiaIs and COnsuls Named by
the President.
w.SHEsrOx. October 20.-Ths Presi-
DEM today appointed VIM. 3. BlsehfOrd'
Receiver Of yablie moneys, at Shasta, Cal
Sylvester Hull, Register Of the Land Ut
Zee. ct StSs'a, Cal
United States Consuls-ErhaEd Bssin'
Ser. OF Nez York, at Beirut; Daniel w.
Herring. Of Tennessee, at Tegueigsips
Collectors of CustomS-Clothler ID
Vaughn, for tie District Of Sag Harbor
\ Y; James TlIOn, for the District Of
Great Egg Hsrbor, n J.
Surveyor OF Customs-ThomRs Dor
oyau. for the port Of Psiehogue, \. I.
ID D. Diehert was appointed to The
foarth-clAss PostmSstership at Landing
Vile, Pa.
VEST VIRGINIA P. n : APPOINTED.
Ths PostmaRer General to-day appoint
"a the iolscWing fourth class posimAsteIs'
west yaxinia-Stons Cliff, w. N
Rrovn. Back1iib, Chsrles L. HoEedleni
Ksnavhs Station, Samuel Warwick; Aus
an Charles Jessop; SsEsll Depot. Jene'
A. McGufin; NJ. Murphy, Adam N. Pull
iin.
Our RELATIONS WITH MEXICO
Uoou Secretary BayArd'S stiention be
ire called to 9 dispatch from Mexico, N
wSich II was stated that scheme =: 'ret
ErsAs between the UDited States anf
Mexico. the United States to pay Aexiet
sl5, ,OOO, oSs annually. was being "talkeS
ON" the Secretary said the only uegoha
Siea pending that he knew o. was the GO
called reciprocity trsa'y sill before IN
House OF Representatives. The reiationl
betveeu this country and Mexico, b
aAded. sars more cordial than hey hAv'
ever been before. Tbs feeling thsi
closer relationship eonmsrcis8y Wo1ia 2,
advantageous Is ssconi0g more gsasfel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
Anuanamsd Against aaxsy.

NEw YoRk, October 20 John Murphy,
,Ae vellkrown driver, Will Issue : ehsl.
Ieuvs 10 shis weeks issue Of the Spirit Of
ths Times, Offering TO match an unnamed
stallion with Rr. Cohnfeldts Maxey Cobb,
for : race at ProsiSanes, 3. October
2T,h, for 81, 600 side and gaze monsy. :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

What One Dollar Properly Placed Did.
Ticket No 26,s20, sold in ffths at one
dollar each ffth, one of which is held in
Newton, drew the second capital prize in
the Louisiana State Lottery on September
8. Geo. jackson the driver Of Wells, Far
90 l. Co.'S express wagon, is the lucky
man. he is highly elsled at his good for.
tune. One day last week he offered half
of his ticket fer fifty cents. which offer was
not sccepted.-EeWton (KAs. Republican,
Sept. ls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

AKF YoRK, October 20.-The enrnty
Democrats Of The 9Th Congressional Dis
lrict to-day nominated John Calvin TO op'
pose Timothy Campbell In the race f0r The
vacant chair of Minister Gox.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

Three weddings occurred in this cit
yesterday. At noon, at the home Of thl
bride in the Fourth ward, Mr. J. ID. Baker
Of Springfield, o. and Miss Emma Gill
we're married. Rev. j NJ. Monroe pasto
Of the Christian church, performed th,
ceremony in the presence OF q number o
friends. Last night at $50 o'clock, at tn,
home Of the brides father. ]. Gorby, Mia
Belle Goiby was Joined in bonds matri
monial with Mr.. Shank Thornberry, BY
Rev. j. NJ. Monroe. The newly married
couples took the Western train on the B
& o. last evening on their wedding trips
At 8 o'clock last night Rev. Z Hender
son married Mr.. James Leak and Mis-.
Ellen Jett Both parties are esiimable
colored people.
Graves & Gibson, two skatorial artists
held forth at the Niagara rink last night tc
a small crowd.
Will White is home from Washington
where he has been playing shoriston f"'
the Nahonas5lssoaru ,s5saru buried en- infant child
yesterday.
The upper ferry boat had been raised few
feet, but early yesterday morning sank to
the bottom sgsin.
The Y. NJ. c. A. are willing that the W.
C. T. U. should have what money il has in
it's treasury to be used toward starting q
reading room.
Minnie, ten. year.old daughter of VIM,
Dunfee, was buried yesterday at Il O'Clock
at Mt Zion.
David Kellers right hand was mashed
by two bumpers in the B. 4 o. yard.
Quarterly meeting closed in the Second
N. E. Church last night after a two days
session.
Only one unfortunate wss registered at
the lookup yesterday.
A miner from Maynard informed US yes
terdsy that the trouble at that place is
exaggerated. The miners want 10 be
peaceable. and II they are not given their
old Jobs will 20 elsewhere for work.
Mrs. s. Fl. Lee and Mrs /. l.. Faucet
have returned from western trip.
1t will be remembered that some time
since the body ofa mulatto infant was found
in culvert in this city, but the mother
could not be fonnd. Suspicion. however,
pointed to colored girl aged II, named
Lizzie Marshall, and she was arrested last
evening and placed in jail upon the charge
of infanticide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

FoR cure of rheumatism, neuralgia IN
ia various phases Of sciAtiea, tiedouloare1'
spmi-eranis, re, and gout use saiysnon
Oil the greatest pain cure on earth ~ |.
: srsci6s FOR the above dnsases Price
cents bostle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

Usasinsss Appssvai - nladtee1 oe4
Df. 7. G co.ssoek, Phyfliea = g.
samasisap HcspitsI, St. Lpq3k ~, seD<
/. For yssss se tsve ussd b = ~
h dyspsrsia sad nesvoss dool1r4 -
3 ddnk tafiR ~ dsefse - g g.! =:
rAlassssos = -. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

VIZ have heard both Dsmoeraas asd Re.
pnblicans say that theIe Is nothing bettes
for cough than DE- Balls Cough SJrup;
this old reliable remedy never iaiIs to cuss
cough o. cold ct once. spd may b -
tained as At ANY drug siorr fdr . esnt6 I