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sTEAMRR TRAVEL ETO
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
DoEfsh Bay.

The STEAMER sRA4TLE
VII ieava Ghs had e RsFf
Waahiugloo fsr seaftla % Nenine1 aef Pri
dAgs q 4 m Eili leEEe hcaa q Pert Orehara
q 80 q . MitchsIl-u a. 10 = n: foint
White sd hoFtazs q n q n: and wlll arFivs
a. seattie - / p N Rsturnsur % PoEs Wa-h
ing 90 and PoFt Orchard. an lszre HaFzi-a
zen suitAis wharf Taesdxy5 aad So ar4ays
AZ 9Ee q m
o. Wsdnesdays a A. n. Win 1esys he'd o.
Dognsa Bay f@r Sea Il; leave Psina Whtfe
ana Rortaas - II N, Rstasniag gEfl leare
SEATTLE o. same Aay "A ,. m
Fare frsm nny roias On PaFs Wnshtnrt1n e.
Pest Orchard Sc b4twpe1 pcFAs 1Se
rs JOHN n NIhBE NnsinR.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

GEALKD BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
~ q tbs Port Blakely Mil Company's
ofilcr, a. Port blakelF, until noon Wed
nesdny, Aux IS, l886. for the CONSERVATION
81 three large tresEies on the line ~ the
Pnyet Sound and GrAy's HArbur RAILROAD.
on Little Skockum Bay.
Plans and Specifications eau be seen e
attic.
The Company reserves the righs to re-
Jet any aad AL btdA
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WANTED.
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALgD BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ ct the office Of the O. and p. S. r. r.,
e. Seattle, until Saturday noon, Aug. p.
tresties on the line Of the Columbia and
Puget Sound railroad. between Rentrn
and Newcastle. Plans and specifications
can be seen a. this ONCE.
r. ]. MINER
aufTtd Assistant 2unarfntanf4nf
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STEAMER HELEN
FOB COLBY, P0RTS 0nCHanD n
waSHlneT0E.

- STRAArER HELEN. Wn
kllllI Mag,ar. losTe1 -
tanE 1m1lns wharf. SsnfiIa ever n 81
" e.llllllelf al4 4ri1aT, e. ~ M
Soiof, AlscneliB fql1l. bad 81 E|11 D.
c1ara also. % bead q EoEl y -. |.|'r.
~ tqfniAg leaFe nead q k'lEl " 81
g - .. NJ had ~ Fort urchald rs Is &
81. arE1glnI 81 seattle nhnnf M Il y.
kaeedaE THURSDAY and 8afuFan1. dM
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FOB SNOHOMISR uTT
f-si STEAMER
FoR the UPPHR skaof.
STEAMER nrrnn

Carving TIE unfied sinins nn
RAVES NEdLMtkn WHhrS IN
- MONDAY, Wo1naadaT and EnI AZ. ~
f1iz11nA TUESDAY. InuE1aMg and Aal w
essAas18 - AA1&Aiieos 4uiAlIM 7Hnwn
y tlalaAyr VIZ Landing 1Ra1It C ~ 4.
potn1a Shave. Eur freiRhf ~ n.'' "a ~. '@
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TIE u11 AMI arntplu-a slo.,ld oct TAI % cal %
hin fheDscior has visited ne hospitals q;
RuFups and obtAinsd . great dnal 81 valaaslf
tnfermatian which be q competeu1 % lmP4Ef
Y thoss IN nsed 81 his services. Dh. 0fBBok
Persons curof a. hama. Gall e. write. Al
eo2mHnicakiona asrictly ccnAdsltiai. sens
ten 6oiiara for . nackaRe d madiuine. AZ
GTeaa On. J. v. 0lBBON, Boz 1851, aaa Fran
1850. Gal Maattsn Pos
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New Westminster extended 9 most
royal welcome 70 Sir John A. Maodon.
aid, on she occasion Of his visit TO thai
city Last Saturday.
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P0Fl BIakeIy and S11ll

THE E.AedkNGEH MAMwN
- OSS mzs w n
CAPTAIN NUaHNR
wa lsaEs seatilo fur Par B,ska'r sre4
42y e. 3 z. a. and : ,. a. &C tslnln y
=. n. and D. a.
FoF uaeaaEns auolr On hnar1 Mr
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Nv. TARTR Mnslea
Wm leavs Yeslar's wharf eaalIIa. ever
Mandey marninE. e 1oclock. Cor
vaacsassf, Va I've Islands. sshsns -
ssmiahmoo, F1iurains BE- sans va
And ThursdaT mornings. g 7 o'cioot g.
hsm Westminster sd gaseeugsf
Tbs EvanEel STRIVES III YanoQaFM
tbs dAy aftar loaVinR 81aGti9. nnA 4f#
remaining thero three houra inaFHa @
har return trip 20 1euEta.
Far fresgnt o. paa9A91 hNDiF ~ aAh
FIST SIX. agent. o. % 1c4rd.
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FOR SALE.

T AUNDRY IN OLD TACOMA; DO
II Ing good custom business reason
for selling. family matters Fer partic1-
lars inquire o. II. KIeSKWETTER,
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BRlCA! BRICA! BRlUk!.

HAVING FORECLO5ED A MORT
Isl gage en- tive kiIua q brick. and BE-
fng deaIFous Of turning them into moHeY
aa once. win sell than In large Or small
kots cheaper than any enc else.
N. CHILaBEEG,
ana Grncnr $40 Ernnt Mlrna.
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sc. 600 Endovvment


Christmas Term beglns Sspt. ..
sTHR BEST INSTRUCTION Is GIvKN
4 Il kneleh, German FIealh. latin,
M e, Drawing And Pa ntinR.
Pupils are takea a. all aRee and ct any
time. II i importA1t. however. 70 enter
early IN TIE term.
me deslzB o. the school d b furufsh a
Rlea4anf GhKisGts n hDme wfero gtrls cha
rtcslve thorough systematic inaEEucti n
CON nsnea with tulturo ard refinfm ri
the PRINCIPAL
MRs. LEMUEL Il. WELLS
1yl6lH TNeeguA VISA Taf
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WANTED.

AN KNKRGRrIC CHRISTIAN
- yonng man for profitable work Adj
dress o. cali on A. n SaUMATM. 81 Mr..
Wyckogf q, neAa conner 2ecund and ChsrrV
streets. Walk 70 upper sitting room
withous ringing anls
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$1,000 RRWARD.

ny ORDER or THE COMMISSION
10 era o. King county, W. T.. ] here0y
oEnr 8l00e reward fer the arrest and con
Vlctf0n ~ the person. who, On the Sth day
uf February, murdarad y. Manning Col
man and Wilbur Pmtten. On Lake Wash
inEton, 10 said county.
Seattle. v. T.. Feb. q. 1854 fe2
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WANTED.

700 men for Cascade r. r. ts0rk, e Is q
day, board 6, passage paid.
50 Nh Hands. 413 Der pisHth.
Carpsat1s. $50 pr psoHfh.
Mi7ksr go. DiaAlpaahsr f25.
4 FaFm Hasds 81 Is dag o. 90 moafA.
Haitsr &25. LanHaFynsGa $50.
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10 LETT.

TN A FTRsr-CLAss LOCATION. A
Il Furnished or partly Furnished d4t for
Housekeeping. Also. one large rOem for
= gentleman. Addroaa B. bsx as. lo {
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Call for a Republican Con-
ventien.

A LII REPUBLICANS OF KIN @
~ eounty ara requested to join In sand
ing delegates 70 . Republican County
Canvoniion 70 be held az seattle,
SATURDAY. AUGUST - 1855
At II o'clock q. m. for the puFpoEe of ap-
pointing delegates 70 the territorial Con
ventio1 70 be held Ct Tacoma, september
6eh. and % District Conventions. and also
Tor the purpose OF nominating candidates
for the county oftcee and members Of the
Legislature. and % attend 70 any other
business that may come up.
It IL recommended that primaries Be
held In each precinct On Saturday, Aug.
2lst-in the couatry preclaets e O'Clock
p. M. ana In the city precincts from
o'clock 3 m to 3 O'Clock D u.
The has Of representation IL made on
the Republican vote for a diutant- General
Brigadier-G General and Commiss ary-S5en
eral. af the election q 1884. Oae delegate
for each Fifty votes and one additional
delegate for each fraction Of ten votes and
over,
ANY new preciuct formed altar this
date shall b entitled 70 one delegate.
zach precinct IL entitled 10 dk legatea as
follows. toWiE:
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAnsponTh1ina q
CANNING the .. 8. n-all.
mems, Saitls kPsn ISEnnnl lh

ONE or THE W. 81 -
& A, Cos cleaners y
v Aaninglon Or hdlHhia
wlii Eun ua1lY between Encoma Ana fi
AoWa2and. leaving Tacoma unnn
q tain and touching at N2mflta H
Madison. orr GAmbla. Port LutiHn M
tQTt Town end. Returning iaaNa w
Low1senn every day l1xcapt Sundn1 n
o'elocx ,. "a.
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Situation Wanted.

DY A WIDOWED LADY, WHO CAN
ID give the best o. refersncea as copy.
iet correspondent Or bookkeeper. Ad-
dress this ONCE. aulq6
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SAcRkarKNTs, Aug. l9.-The Assembly
today passed q resolution ~ adjourn
until Sept. z. The senate passed re-
solution 10 adjourn sine de as aeon To-
morrow.
Il IL stated that II the Senate refuses
TO adioarf 20 che date fixed By the As
sembiy, Governor St0neman will pre-
rogue the Legislature until such date.
g.. 80. a.. &c., $3.50 nea...
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SEATTLE.NnLIcnM I'm

The steamer " n MEMW1E Vi
cave seattle every sunday. Tu..1f.r az
th1r1dst eFeniua. ociocE. ~ 81 1l0E
caldn8 e MuEii1eo, Iulnlin. CnrceF1
uAk harnor, DosaladY. lacornfr.
anacoftea. 6uGmc1, HamIrN. .rII.s0fN
oeiilnEham and S1hona
Returning. vii lnaVe WhatenrI fIfI
Monday, u oEinaEcaF and NrIIal afrE
infermedialo points o. ~ giag.
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SEATTLE, w. T.,

Stands Il the head Of the educational IS
tenn Of the Territory. Il Affords the very
5est advantages for education. -Four
courses Of study, the
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oIc1.. NJ Tus FOLLOWING rrnsrclAss AMERICAN
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Beware Of limitations. Ths Rennine h
blus Wrappers oulEs
~ eand for circulars % 6. EVAN0-
WITCH. General American Manager,
p. o. Box 1854 New York city.
Meakion this paper. For nale b A. b.
SFnWhnF. Seaftle. w. r. iels1W1y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17
ArRoclous APacHes.
Geronimo's Band Commit Wholesale
Massacre in the Southwest.

Geronimo's Band Commit Wholesale
Massacre in the Southwest.
Ell PAso, TEX, May l5.-w. ]. eileen,
Chief Engineer of the Sonora Land Com
pany, OF Chicago, arrived here yesterday
from the State OF Sonora, Mexico. He
gave an account Of the atrocities Of Geron-
imo and his band of Apsches in Sonora
and southern Arizona. Massacres are OF
daily occurrence. The Indians seem EN-.
boldened and are more bloodshirsiy than
for several months previous, and Mexicans
and their families are butchered wherever
found. The company sent three surveyors
in the mountains recently and no trace OF
them can be found. There is no doubt
they were butchered.
Mr.. Glenn says Northern Sonora is much
excited over reports that body of Mexi-
cans numbering fifty men, and their famil.
les, have been surrounded in the noun.
tsins and will be probably massacred. 1t
is known that twenty Americans have been
murdered since the late outbreak in the VI
cini.y OF Nogsles alone. Never before
have the Apaches proved so inhuman
They kill old. and young, Mexican and
American, Unfortunately. All this has
occurred since Geronimo and General
Cook had their celebrated conference to
pow.wow some thirty days ago. Mexicsns
who lave caught distant glimpses Of the
hoetile band, say Geronimo has fully 100
bucks with him, and that they are well
armed ard have 10000 rounds Of ammu-
milton. Geronimo eludes the soldiers with
out difficulty, moving twice as rapidly as
the troops can.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17
A TOWN RUINED.

Many Buildings Destroyed and Residents
IDjured at Meridsn.
Topeka, KAs., May l5.-A destructive
cyclone struck the northern part OF this
county yesterday and swept away portion
of the town of Meriden. About 10 o'clock
in the morning very black cloud came up
suddenly from the southeast and sweep
ing through the eastern portion Of the
town did IFS fearful work in almost mo-
ment. A large number of buildings were
DESTROYED. The residence occupied by
l.. Rartzell and family of five, was lifted
from the ground and carried distance Of
eight feet. One child was seriously In
iured and will not live, but with this ex'
ception the family escaped. Eighteen or
twenty people we're more or less injured
d ]. McKidden was picked from the side
walk and carried into the air about 20 feet
and thrown against q wire fence. His III
iuries while severe, are not fatal. Irees
were torn up BY the roots and nothing re-
manned in the path Of the terrible monster.
The damages in the country cannot be ex'
actly learned, although 1t IS known 70 De
very great.
Western Towns Deluged.
CHICAGO, May l5.-Dispstches from
Bloomington, Jacksonville and Morrison.
Vile. Ill, and several towns in Western In.
diana report a very heavy rain and wind
storm last night accompanied in some
localities by hail Considerable damage
was done to crops, orchards, aud lew farm
houses were partially demolished, but 80
far as knoTn, no lives we're lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17
SOFT COAL MINERS
Ask an Advance of Ten Celts a
Ton at Cumberland,
But the Operators Refuse to DIV
II Them.
A TsrribIs Eightin Chicago Between
a Policeman
And the Anarchist Bomb Ihrowsr.
General Labor News.
Social 10 the Sunday ReoiSte'.


CUMBERLAND, Nd, May l6 The ME-
era in the Third Federated district met
the operators in convention here this
afternoon. Among the operators VINO al
tended were Messrs. Charles +. Mayer
President of the Consolidation Company;
s. S. Lee, OF the SWanton; james BoyOe'
of the Maryland Union; Lloyd Lo"noe''
of the Potomac; Henry Lovetidge, OF the
MARYLAND; G. P. Lloyd, American; VIM. ).
Jacques, Of the New Central; Mr.. Lowell
of the Borden; Andrew Speir, OF the Blaen
Avon; Julian ]. Alexander, of the Georges
Creek. She conference with the miners
delegation was held this morning at the
Queen City Hotel. Yesterday the
coal presidents received dispatch
from Mr.. Hector Cochrane, Secretary
of the Homecoming meeting Of the miners,
stating that the acceptance of the invita-
ton to meet the miners had come to hand
and the delegations would be in attesd-
snce. The negotiations bstween the CON-
panies and their employees relative to this
conference have been in friendly spirit
and the presidents responded promptly.
The result of the conference, however,
was not satisfactory. The men pushed
their demand for fifty cents too, which Is
an advance Of ten cents. The operators
said they could not give it. Other points
we're then discussed, but nothing done, and
the matter remains in sbsyance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17
BLOWN UP.
A Terrific Explosion Occurs at
SarahsyilIe, O.
Four Men Instantly Killed and a
Boy Seriously Injured.
An Explosion at IOhnstown, Pa,
Injuries Several Men.

CALDWELL O., May l5.-The greatest
calamity that ever occurred in Noble coun-
ty happened at Ssrahsvills, q town about
Eve miles north OF this place, about three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, resulting in
the death of four men and the fatal injury
of another. The boiler in the planning mill
belonging to Jas. Herring burst, totally
demolishing the building and causing
q complete wreck of the entire struc-
ture. At the time the explosion occurred
there were FIVE men working, in
GLIDING the proprietor, four Of whom were
killed. The names of the killed are Louis
Bates, Edward Hall, Lafayette futile and
Jas. Herring. The frst three mentioned
were killed outright, their bodies being
blown on an average OF two hundred yards,
and completely blown to atoms The lat.
ter, James Herring, the proprietor, was
caught by the falling building, and so bad.
ly hurt that he died in q few minutes.
Nathan Butler, boy who was also working
in the mill, was 80 badly hurt that smputs
ton of one of his legs was necessary, and
was otherwise injured.
The four men killed were all married,
md had families of children dependent
upon them for living. The boy Nathan
Butler, was also support Of parents. This
town was almost entirely destroyed By FIRE
less than year ago. the property mostly OF
poor people who could not stand the strain,
and this awful calamity coming 80 soon ia
king Of so suddenly four able-bodied men,
Leaving wives and orphans dependent up
or the world for subsistence, is terrible, in
deed. The building vas TWO stories high,
frame, and not very substantial. The en-.
CINE OF portable make, and ssw.mill we're
IN connection with the mill The report
OF the explosion was very loud, and scores
of persons from the surrounding country
are 6ocking in to the scene of the disaster.
Explosion Mt Steel Works.
JoHSsTowY, Pa May l5.-Lsst evening
an explosion occurred in the converting
department Of the Bessemer steel works.
Joseph McNamers, Of Cambria; John
Williams of Morrellville; Vim. Bash, aged |
Is, of Morrelville Thomas Mckirnsn, OF
Cambria. and VIM. j. Gurus, OF Prospect,
a pit hand, were severely burned. Eiward
Sitter, the night foreman, was thrown down
by the shock and badly hurt. None OF the
Injured men will die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17
A Plucky Fight.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May Is -0ne OF the
hardest and gamiest fights ever seen in
this part of the country took place at an
early hour this morning at q rendezvous
few miles south Of the city limits. The
contestants were John Dyer, the local
colored champion, and Burr Hawkins, Of
Chicago. The latter ia an oldtime ring
fighter, and has won many battles. On
the other hand, DJer's experience is con-
fined to local scraps" and thiE fact rem
dered the stranger the favorite among the
betting men. Nine rounds were fought
With skin gloves, which resulted ia q vic
tory for Dyer. A purse was taken up for
The defeated man, whe looked q fit subject
for hospital as he was helped from the
ring,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17
THE STORM ELSEWHERE.

At Albion, Mich, Valuable Buildings are
Destroyed by the Wind.
ALsIox, MICH Asy ia heavy vino
and rain storm struck this city at 5:S } yes
,srdsy afternoon, aoo ding the streets
Five of the seven stories OF W.
Fl. Brockway's brick block were I'M
rooted. All stocks are badly damaged
The A. o. U. W. hall, ever two OF the
stores il q complete wreck and the furni'
,Drs "a in bad condition. The root was
torn up bodily and hurled into the river
ssvsral rods away. Il vas not exposed
bu, on the contrary, well protected: CIR
OHs hi. boards and small wooden buildings
near By were undistarbed. The merchants y:
are moving out their goods as rapidly Is
possible. Damage estimated at Sz,OoO Oh
g. 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17

"a il moved. 1t was blue-blsck in color
and funnelshaped 1t Rugged the ground
all the way aud did not touch the clouds
above. 1t cut clean sWsth quarter OF
a mile vide through ell the woods and
orchards that came in its way.
The lsrges. building des:roIed was a
born of Mr Shutter. on The DoWner road
which was torn to misu:e fragments. bis
horses were in the basement Of the barn,
and one YES sucked up and left on the hay
NOV, while the other was buried under the
ruins. =,
The house and buildings Of family
named Fairbanks were all blown TO Lleces.
The whirlwind passed across the big Chand-
Ter marsh, four miles from here, nearly IN
the middle, striking a Michigan Central
freight train. unroo6ng cars and hurllDg
Conducto Kane into the ditch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17

FeREsr, 0 , May l5-About midnight a
terrible cyclone passed over the country
sbout two miles west Of this place, leaving
5aatb and des ruction 10 its wake. Young
f,ras,s were blown down and huge trees
usirled through the air; farm houses and
on,bujldings were demolished and scattered
Eks straws. A train on the Pittsburgh and
For. Wsvne road, which left Chicago at
Ais D m. yesterday, had Rsrro" escape
from being blown away. As 1t vas, q large
tree WAS thrown against coach, which IN
;r,ad At least q dozen passengers. One
mans leg vas broken and hiS eye gouged
ont The storm seemed 20 take It's course
along the Blanchard river, and the trsck
!, ,trswn with cattle aud debris OF ruined
buildings.
DEADLY wOEE.
Shortly after twelve o'clock the storm
.,-uck the town of Dunkirk, Hardin coun'
~ Dunkirk has q population OF about
thirteen hundred souls. The hEat thing
knogn there of the danger Was the terri
oIs roaring noise. Nearly every one was
in ned az the time. but few having been
a-aLsned The cy clone lifted many ouiid,
- from their foundations and Wrecseo
H. 10 completely. Others were nurootgo
"a The 50 cesms OF human beings could P DE-
$500 80 above he roar Of the elements, II
Z. uen ao. Snoun Ve, h,-W many were fatally
;nioTed but four were p'ckea W 0eA0'
They are:
WILLIAM MCELEEE.
Mas. RUFUS LEAz.
Two MCELREE C 1ILDRES.
Eighteen wounded persons have already
baen found. They ore being cared Tor az
the homes Of friends.
Another Town Struck.
CLEVELAND. o, May Is "A special just
,sceived from Carey, Wyaudotte county
Ohio states That seventeen buildings were
dastroyed at that place By the cyclone las,
night. Six persons have been found deao
AZ South Carey. A large house contain
ipp several persons was completely DC
stroyed,
II ia not known how many were hurt
Nnch damage was done to fruit and trees
TsI- graoh wires are down in almost every
5;rection. A farmer from the eastern par
Of the county says the damage IN tost sec
hon vas very great, bg;Ho particulars oS''
vet been learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17

1-7Y,yrts me pleasure to assure you that at-
r.-r..nr Dr. c. McLane'S Celebrated Liver
ir..,tBr more than twenty years IN my taHliy,
,...l regard them rs being superior 70 any
90, ever used or nave seen used have nHt
a Them constantly and had 10 JTy OtheFS4llu
r,sa tried good variety, but 1 have never
rI.uy 10 act 50 promptly, prontahly, anu
r...r.ystS NcIAne'S- / have used them myself,
v e, ana children. with the most gratifying re-
S..-s For children having used them on NJ
....7 with such easy and happy effect, would
.-..5mmend them 20 cce and 70 all. These
ag.-sdn the work-dc u promptly. do u WELL
ag.r leave no IN effecl9 hCtsEf. As bic re-
r..epr. ~ q liver cCsSSts2'-s = loreruhner
.....riD., the sySfeT51 So 81 y, there Is no
T. ro- mSdIcine eGIgS % -. s. SEeIane'S Cele
..,4l LIVER Ptl!S EE1-25 q Use Them u,
...-.S I've, II they ScUt3!s - good Is the!
il. .a been IN the past
u,s.o~ VI. F church SC1th, Myers station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TES1srIGO, Canada West, Ont
- our pills came all right, and can say
o.. Ira "a vOnt bilious Pill. l nave QSSu
1870 many nils, but I can say DR.. {: Me-
ny, Pf.,S. IN yuufactured by Fleming EfOS-,
are genuine and GNnIlemeh YOU nave nv =! a,nH
90 ,.r!Igg gave some Of those pli.S 20 my
. ..r',-s f1r a trial. One OF my Hei-ho9rs
... ---r~-s mis-. He said they did help HIM. lie
-.r.. rayr fay ike q new man. he WISHES
Al 10 send for MY cents N'VL ~ ~ I1,li. -
...r-.lusn. | will DO AL | can 20 lnsroIAtS III.
Z N.I-ur's Liver Pills, MANUFACTURE y
! --' WNI. II. ETGAS.
FLEMING Bros. ,-,-,,,.
I-t->trs Enclosed you will md one dollar
,-.R h,rh yOuwIll please send me more OF your
o. 4, Nclane's Liver Pills. trust you nave
r-... we'd the payf the last two boxes UTuet-
D. |.rG received. / would only say, they nave
g., -a.ns more good than could express
o.. much better now than l have Tor TWO
wears past. Yours truly,
REy. PHIL SPABTH,
West Sandlake. y. y.
AVOID CoUNTERFEITSi Send US e5C
...IseWIl Seud you by return mail box oI
?. -.r-..r p~ G. Nclane's L Celebrated Liver
......r ..nG some cards
FLEMING BROS, PittsburE. Pa
Tor Sale By retail druggists. BE
SIC tho McLane's Pills You buy are
s,,ds at Pittsburgh, Pa. The coun'
ts-soits are nade at St. Louis, BE
and Wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17
TERRIBLE WORK.

uo,.es clown to Pieces by the Whiri~ind
Friday Night In Michigan
LANSING, MICH, May ia cyclone
formed a mile north Of Lansing, at the
sdys of Jones Lake, last night and swept
m a porthsrly direosiou, lsveling fences
and woods and tearing buildings into
t-.,mspts. So far as heard from, no one
vAs killed or seriously injured. After
Io-miuv. the Whirlwind seemed to stand
st;Ii for a moment in the road and then
moved of about IS fast as one could WALK,
gradually increasing in size and velocity