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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

MAnsgu tIsd-), 49, 0-k - ~
Loshasd's ssoss - oannan - etewn
epss I1st night A. ot9GD u seos4
$1,000 h fsets1sesd b1n6s ed $50 -
60 wsss sssssa- fhe Ps..o1ss - ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

TAs Laas rnion Furnisnre 1lanufac-
tarinz Ccnpany bsinG n ne bAnds of
. Reeesssr. vfii ssii fnrnitnfe reeAfd-
l~ss Of euus unsil I'll eisins Nesisss she
csnzp~ny arr paid. Al parties tsSsosed
% ne 6rn vii1 plskeR e4lf and seesie
their &seuunts wisAcns 6sisv.
mhas l. Var Dsaxs. Rsoefver.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

KAsaAa err, March %. The situA.
~ s1ts mosninx b sne II qatei bot
aaxsoes sxpsetaney. No freight trains
hass been moved, and tbers has been
- aftsmpt made To seaxt thssn. Pas
Useef trains are not inteFfefed With.
HaalFoad sapesfnteudeat II tbs varioas
- have arrived here and vii hcid =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

y. Lortk. March 8 -Ths kniehls
~ t1ey vlii acceps no terms from The
ee0psny unless offered 10 them - men
- II he kutRhsn u Iabee. A mesn-
- - ~ Executive Ocmniftss s&id !
lhs verss II yct 10 cou<. ! dse&d ID.
NJ lhsrs i no help fss Il. II vs vsrs
= scnn new and resnsn 70 voss VITA.
- ss.ne rseaepszsd - knsehn. q
gead b defeat pot only fer ~ boa
- for The labor union<. trades ssnen
eces aad r. every labor organization
y The coaxXry. We will wsis shrse
g fsar d&ssyin the hops that ssms wAy
We@xd . D sfleme1s may ~ cpcned
- 8eo u the s<tostien rensatns nm
UH1ket. ever freight train % evr<y
~ roeuing COT o. 81 Louis and CIT
No. v<Ii b s3occed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

Qnsai. eocs 90 plessifai in Illinois.
sass hecsms very srNsce. and tiiS1oaG
fzruerA vac recognises tbssr value -
Insect q ssreyers. are mailing syrsnzs-
nepss % sfosk sssir farms wite Tea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

InpxkukpoGzs. Moeo4 0.-Fhe So
pesn1e coart .o6ny Gee16ed ~ - ol
NJ onlepkooo ennnB Tia Gactstem oos-
- ~ ennaezsber1 f11y e - ln0n 49,
- ~ ~ - L1GtG1nnoeo ~ ~ reGn
laetom ~ tsiopAeoo me11erA oefnss h.
soissd Il ~ ta8 ee1epi1k ronsais kav.
IN presjonsly tnen 1sof6od. n>G4xd
~ nsn. dissfintnatlon. - eooFs hsld.
thnk - eelsptoee ooup4ny bn CON
80 easS,sR, and - snsh y sabjeof 70 ~
she reGuiaf>ons whteh tbs taw imposss
uppn oommoo caFrterA II canno3
thesefofe. refuse esSviee 10 Any person
uho demands u ard futnii shs le9al
roauirnsman1s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

Today's session Of shs Cabinet vas
tssueed 10 Tie oonsl4seatSea ~ rpeas-
ures designed 10 ssoure more rigid n
forusneas Of the Chinsas rssestction
iAw, particularly With referssloe 20 the
psessrs3on % the lHnaine - Chinese
isboRess "a fva1duleas ssrst1esscA II
rs r<eFvse.ted sh4t troeb,e ccssssntly
affses b $3.50 v1kfe fm0t1rsnts claim
" have toe1 o. utn1Aid thsit cersificasss.
sna hiring sttnesess - prove thsy wers
In tins oounssy 81 tbs tims % shs pss
ssre al th< acs. axd were nstu&ily pep-
vide.1 rita The c~xtsdcase prescribed b.
Lao which entitled such perspns 20 re-
turn 70 TIE United Ssates Aftsr 3 visit 70
Cana Ancshex qnssfi>n coozs3ered
wss IN relAtsou 60 Affairs ct IL uaies
Pssifie Railroad Ccnp&ny. and the
sseps nrsnsszry 70 prsssee shs 0ussxn-
meus's inserest tbsresn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

CHaH1ufsx YAH March z5s-rhe
Knights Of Labor havs been very activa
% tha cAesspeake 4 0hio Railway
lAte1y, and n n sAid thai n he snou arr
noe RKAntHd shair reQue9s thnt she 10
psr eeuf rsaueaiou made several months
aes b rsasorsd. they Win stssks on The
ist of Mar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

pzrrunsxo. March Is - The great
u<iks q Tbs tn0n vorkmsA Il The M,
o1n>i rsbs Woske q Mekeesport
th1 ~ snded eattsfAeso<tfy - the
ol1sss. and voxk eili b sesased in
- cnQartnen1s q once. fhe tfsuo3e
~ 9>tied this mornine By tbs work
- Aeeepsiux I rropostston 70 rrgaors
~ unetG rnilne Ia 1854. ard y ~
vAnee Ne eARes Of iaboresa te n - .
-. Ihe insssass vii range iron 70
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
W

The Riverside steel plant is making
good time. =
Mrs Fl Bumgarder ia the guest of friends
in Pi!tsburg
Mr.. Robert Newton has retired from the
saloon BUSINESS.
Mstutinsl and vesper 5iErnsl services at
the Catholic church this month.
The circus in Bsllaire agected the az
tendance OF our schools yesterday.
There is a rumor OF the B4nEood iron
works erecting a bias: iaraace here
shortly.
Itis stated that this is the last weeks
work for the puddiers of the forge dspart.
msnt ofrhs Beuwood Iron Works.
Careless and rapid driving through town
should be looked into; slso the matter al
children hsbitually playing in ,he middle
Of The strssf.
The marriage Ceremony Of Mr. VIII
Deegan to Miss Lana, daughter Of Hart.
man Hsrrick, E-q will take p'ssa 81 81
Johns church to-GcFroE (Cnursiay) AT
$50 G. IA.
A little son Of Mr. P. Scap!aa xss run
over Monday By a cast collecting nones
from Wheeling. and had ths tsnsr =,
large bone OF his right lsg, broken, and vas
otherVised bruised and hcra,td. To
little fellow Was conveyed TO his home bv
several ofbis companions. Whsre he %rac.;g
ed the necessary surgical attention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
X

Miss Bslle Williams was fined $40 and
costa.
Mike Boyle is convAlescent after a severe
illness.
John Jump, Of Burlington. is conva-
~lesoent.
Peter Wagner ia giving his confection'
cry a thorough overhauiing.
There will be a Mother Hubbard carDi,
val at the Excelsior rink tonight.
Mrs. James Miskle is undergoing treat.
ment for her eyes with DR.. Slocun, the
Wheeling opticiau.
The Climax will run 10 Wheeling TO &C
cemmodats those wishing to attend the
horse show to might.
The wind and dust yesterday made al
wish the wa;er works were completed and
the hose turned on.
The Lew Council met HRd organized last
night, electiDg u clerk ard appointing the
necessary committees.
Wantsd ten good borders. Apply 10
Mira A l. Bartholomew, coTner Fifth and
Hanover streets, Mrs.. W. l.. Trips old
stand X
TIE K of P. haze postponed their festi-
val at the Excslsior rink till June 18th and
9th, and the ball at the same place until
June 7th.
Mr. Jones, one oil the superintendent
Of the laying OF the gas pipe, was in town
yesterday. All men waiting employment
will have to apply to hiu or one Of the
o her suparinteadents when they arrive
from Pltsourg 10 day.
The W. c T. u. free reading roons
closed last evening for the summer. The
ladies feel Very well satisfied with the aver
age attendance. aud viii meet from time
to time daring the suG ner TO p~ertec. their
plans for opeujgg the ROOMS again early in
the fall.
Last night about twenty couples OF Alex
COchrLns friends assembled az his resi-
dence on the hill west of togn, and before
he was aware OF what was up. had COM
menced merry making Not being able TO
understand the hilarily he WAS rotitied that
he was ihirty Eve years Of age and that his
friends had purchased IN elegant imported
violin which thy wished 10 present him.
He OF course accepted with II neat speech
of thanks, and tie guess sosnt the nNjor
portion ct the night in danciug and merry
making
Three more carloads Of gas pipe arrived
yesterday for The Wheeling Natural Gas
Company and were u0loGdsd on Woods
common. near the blast furnace Work OF
digging the trenches will be commenced
this morning nesc the Lsughlin mill. aud
will be continued southwark. A small
tubular hotter hss arrived aud a workshop
will be erected Tor lae convenience Of the
workmen. More but home labor. except
a few men who work on specialties, is be-
ing employed. 1t was a strange sighs to
gee so many men about the c. d P. depot
in waiting for rhs contractor 20 that they
could apply fox POSITIONS Two surveyors
and q nuuu = of ct1er employees are qus,.
tertd at the Hanover
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
BELLAIRE.

VIM. Boyce has been elected manager Of
the bottle works.
T. Z. Smith has returned from c visit in
New York State.
Louis Daub has gone to housekeeping in
the Fourth ward.
Stewart & Wards Touring mills have re-
sumed operations.
Dr.. Wells has moved his { sm:ly here
from down the river.
Most Of the industries we're off yesterday
on account OF the show.
Two new drivers have been given posi-
tons On the street railway.
Andrew Harris and Mrs. Cathsrire Cum
minis we're married yesterday. -
J. B Barphill, Of Kansas, is in the city
on a ten days visit With friends.
] D. Corbet has decided to resume the
grocery business on a Gosh system.
Col. CT. Poorman is working to secure
the appointment Of ". R. Dillon as libra
rian of the penitentiary.
The circus brought the usual large crowd
to town., and business was pretty brisk
during q greater part OF the day.
One of the street men who was plying
his vocation in the First ward, was ar
rested because he had no license.
Prof. John Hamilton, of the coloreG
schools, is busy preparing his pupils for
an entertainment 10 be given in the neal
future. y
Davotions in honor Of Mary, the mother
of God, are held in St. Johns Churct
every day this month at 8 a. m. after mas
and 7:3O p. m.
The wind yesterday was go strong 90 t.
tear several awnings from their fasreniDeI
and lodge them in the street. One Of tht
lemonade stands on the square was sls'
blown over.
The Belmont Savings and Loan Com
pany elected the following Board of Drec
tors: james F. Anderson, j. B. Darrab
K. 4 Neal, d. H. Dsrrsh, Patrick Vince
Ian, W. Coulson and Geo. Kern.
The "Womau's Christian Temperance
Union" will held its annua! meeting forth
election OF officers this "Wednesday alter
noon at halt past two o'clock, at the hom
of Mrs. James Fitton. All members ar
urged to attend.
VIM. K,ncaid, Of Morgsntown, W. Va.
came to town yesterday morning and swor
out a warrant for the arrest OF one Of tn,
fellows who was connected with the U. S
Circus. The old gentleman. who was a
least so years old, said that the fe!lo'
whom he had arrested had swindled hir
out Of about $3.50 at three card mont
during the stay of the circus al Morgan
town.
The prisoner, whose name is Willisr
Evarts, was given a hearing last night, to
trial lasting from ) o'clocE until after II
The old gentleman identified EVarts as tn
man who took the money from tie tabl
wsere the card playing Tas ia prosresi
Before the hearing was concluded the pa
ties to the case agreed upon a compromise
aud the victim was paid he money he ha
dropped by the Snowman, who also settle
the coats. Thus the whole affair endet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
CONDENSED TslseaAMs.

James Dalton, pioneer oil producer, died
nesr Marietta, o
Eogsg. meats of 100000 in gold bars
for export we're made in NsS York.
Foar hundred Cincinnati laundry girls
have formed a Union, and put themselves
in readiness for 8 strike.
At Springfield, O.. all the shops are now
running with q full quota Of hands, and
manufacturers predict a good season for
ayr cultural machinery.
Among the novel features OF the eight
hour movement in Chicago was q process.
rion By about $50 girls from the tailoring
establishments.
Senator Irgalls' resolution for changing
Inauguration Day from March 4 to April
80 has been tavora5ly reported BY the Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections.
A negro named Waucusta was shot and
wounded by Sheriff Johnston. at Xenis, O.,
while escaping from the latter house nigh,
before last. Wsucusta had been sent from
Xenis 10 the psni'en;isry for burglary. 1t
is believed that his purpose was to kill the
sheriff, which he had threatened to do a.
soon Us released from the penitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
Bought q Farm.

John NJ. Mcdowell, one of the successful
holders of ticket No. 46, 799 in the Novem-
Der drawing ofthe Louisiana Stats Lottery,
which drew S75 900, has invested q portion
of his proceeds in 9 iSsot of land near
Olivet and adjoining his home iaS=. He
purchased 81 acres, more or less. being
the Jack Kenton farm, Of Albert Wheeler,
for which he paid $40 per acre. Since he
made his successful draw in Louisiana
John has been shaving notes" At a lively
rate snd has cleared within the past few
months nearly $1,000. Just stop fos q
moment and estimate the profit he mas
made on that soc investment in the Louis
lama Lottery lsss isl!-Mount Oliyes
XIV } Tribune, March III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
Scrofuia of Lungs
Relieved.

am now ~ years old, aud have .,tsr,I L., y.
last fifteen years with 4 Lang ,roubI, so,.,
MEMBER OF the family on Gy mother. side q, n,
house had died with consumption. aid The dro.
we're all agreed In their opinion that taA Il,
sumption also. l had all tho di,,rc,sIps ,y,,
toms OF that terrible disease. have ,n,pttA.z,
,nds Of dollars 10 Srrost the mach al hi, liz.
| have employed all Of the usral ,neino.,
only In my osn case, but in the treatment n I'll,
mem oers Of my family, but tomlrur.ry r,.rti -,
all that j obtained. j WAS unit f0r al, ua,s,
labor fot several years. Ivy chance Am. ir.
possession oil q pamphlet on Blood Ani .kib h,
ease," from the oricc Of swift y ec,ac q. A,I,,l,
Ga A friend recommended the u-c Of ssI,
specific, claiming tbsI he himself hau ken rr,,
oenelted by It's use In some lung ircUhIt,. p,
solved 70 try IL. About four y.ars a.n
menoed 70 nko ). X 5. according t1 d., ctis,,
found II an invigorating toTic, and haze ,,i
about hity bot lee. / @ re- u!ts are mJ,t r.r,,,
able My cough has II me, my sucns is "a, ).
turned, and I weigh sixty pounGs mo-, Ih.s lev,
did In my life. Il has been ihrra ven npn
stopI ed the use Of toe mCdLripC. hui have r,i
no return OF ;be dtscxse aud there air no pal,,o
We knees felt In my luags do the hardest IL
Of uechanicsl work, and feel a. well a, / .yrt a
since | vas q boy, Ties, / tn0s are xoBl,rg
state menb to make, out | an honest .n,o ~,
that I owe my e1 stenoe snd hc,lth 70 day 10 win,
specific. IL In The only medicine that broars,
me any permanent relisi. Iap not .ay thr, s,Ir,
Specific will do this In every ua'e. bat l.csi nd
uveiy afhrm that " has don" tint, VT. .or 49,
aud ' would be a retr.ant % the du'y tua.u.g
icrins hu aGGl,y II | la,Iei 10 to- Ihls rto,tl
I. stimOny 10 The inertia OF this suri,fur G.
cine 1 am sclI known IN the d. - Moo.
Try, sud oEr refer to sJuIs VI thu I-~i d.lspI
the city. J. Hu
Montgomery. Ale Jare Is, 49,.
swift sp9ciGe Is entirely v.Ss .Lls lra,
on Blood and skin Diseases IL ait-i Tea
TBE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, BTsru A.,
Ga, OF ljT ". 23i 81, ". y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
rAE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters of minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

AoOuh AShha |
SMGrrER with the street sprinkler.
THREE deeds Of trust we're admitted to
record yesterday.
THEIRS was one case before His Honor
yesterday morning.
THE "Equirationsls" will parade thus
morning at about IL o'clock.
The w. N. Chancellor passed up for
Pittsburg st 1910 lss: night.
Ar 2 o'clock this morning not q case was
registered ct police headquarters.
YESTERDAY was a windy, dusty, sticky
day and walking was not agreeable.
PRoF. CRoCxER's "Equirstiouals" at the
Ouers House matinee This afternoon.
The Gas Trustees held 9 meeting yes
terdsy for the transaction OF routine ousl'
ness.
tbs gents furnishing, hat, clothing and
,hos clerks will meet at McLain's Hallthis
evening.
A Jaw bone and other parts Of the skei-
eton OF 9 mastodon were found q few miles
west Of Cambridge one day last week, ana
are now exhibited in that town.
A NUMBER of the members of the Tramps
and Beggars Association started out on
the road last evening to make q GUNNER
tour.
Mrs. NELLY BAYLEY, Of Chicago, gave
one of her interesting Chalk Talks TO q
coed sized audience ut the ChApline Stree
N T. Church last evening.
Council was not called to meet las
night SIS was thought probable on Monday
i. being thought best to let the business g
over until the regular meeting.
The item in yesterday mornings REGIs
rER speaking Of the cas- Of Swami va
, Jacob Dillon, charged with assault, shoul'
have read, dismissed st costs OF the com
plsrnsnt-'
FoUR torpedo explosions on the B. I
=. o. track at ihs toot of Twenty fret street
about IL o'clock last night caused quit
an excitement, and attracted four or nv
policemen to the spot.
The residents along the wharf and es
/, ~pacialiy guests Of hotels ara kicking VIZ
%orously against the inveterats blowing Q
steamboat whistles in the night. The
clam that go much noise Is entirely III
necessary.
+ tbs work of wrecking the old rstorts a
the Gas Works mas begun. This work l
a. The expense of the Trustees, the conira'
, tor for the new retorts-the Tweed FIR
Clay Company, of 81 Louis,-merely cree
ing the new benches. They will not stat
70; 3 month yet.
THE literary society of the EngIis
Lutheran Church gave y delightful hierar
and musical entertainment at the churc
!, las: evening, which wss listened to by
large crowd Of interested spectators. Th
programme was an excellent one, and wa
rendered in fine style, notsble among II
performances being an essay on Woman
ID By Miss Brockhart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle OF tho MOVemnet
- In~nIrIlnnln-

Our Daily Chronicle OF tho Movements
OF Individuals.
J. D. Barr, Of Washington, Ps., is at the
Howell
Will Day mada = flying trip to Pittsbarg
yesterday.
]. e. Clifton, OF Weston, W. Va, wss in
the city Yesterday.
VIM. S Raymond, of Fairmont, was IN
the city yesterday.
W E Mallory, of WoodsGeld, was at the
McLure Yesterday.
o E Murray, of West Alexander, WAS
in ths ciIy yesterday.
l. E. Smith, of Middle5ourne, W. Va,
was in the city yesterday.
Judge A B Fleming, Of F~airmoat, is
uuartered ut the AcLure.
l. B Valentine, of West Alexander, Pa,
vas in the city yesterday.
James II. Smith, of Psrkersburg, was at
the St. James yesterday.
Thomas A. Mayors, of Washington, D.
C., is quartered q, the Stsmm.
Ex.G Gov. A. | Boremsn, Of Parkersburg,
i uuartersd at the 81, James.
Miss Ida Thompson, Of East Liverpool,
Ohio, Is q1artered q! the st. James.
B. C. aud Arson B McGrsw, of Roches,
ter, Pa, are registered al the Stamm.
81. C. B Hart, OF the Ialelligencsr, left
for a Western trip yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mollie West, Of the East Side, lie
rusticating With friends at Iroudale, o.
Me. Church, q veil known cracker man,
of Ohio, is in the city among his custom
ers.
Herbert ". Knight, representing the
Sanitary News, Of Chicago. vas in the city
yesterday.
William Richardson and ]. P. Trscewell,
Of PArksrsborg, are qusrtered at the
Howell
Mr.. Herman Steotzer is home from the
University, spending afew days With friends
in the city.
j. A. ArmstronG, of Point Pleasant, W.
Va. formerly Of this city, ia registered at
the ST. james.
Superintendent Lsmbiug, Of the Natural
Gas Company of West Virginia, will arrive
IN Lbe city to-day
Stuart Mills viii lesye on Saturday for
Chicago, where he has accepted q position
ia q book bindery with his father.
Hilory B,uuot, Of GteeuburS, Pa NJ.
2. Haymsker and ]. /. Gilbrea9h, we'll
known oil men, are qusrtered at the
Howell.
NJ. Samuel Lsughlin, wSo wss taken
suddenly i'll on Monday, rested quite easily
all day yesterday and was much better last
evening,
Lon st. Myers is temporarily acting as
Secretary of the Natural Gas Company of
West Virginia. Secretary Hszlett will
take charge in q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Fox, Jr., have re
home from their bridal tou and are
stopping for awhile at the residence Of the
parents, Mr.. and MTs. n. Schulz, on
Fourteenth street
Mrs. Mary Kiger, mother Of Mrs. Her.
man Dsilar, is dangerously i'll at her
Isughtsr's home on south Main street,
Mrs Kiger came to this country fifty four
years ago, and she is nov go years old.
Rev. N CAN'T returned on Monday from
: round trip on the Andes greatly benefit,
Ted in health, speaking in the highest terms
Of the scenery and the treatment he re-
csivsd from the officers of the boat. BE
his duties BY holding a service to-
night at his chapel, where there will be al
organization Of another society in his
and the regular monthly meeting
Of the parish guild.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
ualr II Tsu want 10 mira help a small al sertts>-
itsip ment In lHE REsIsTEE will 40 II.
Excitement in Texas,

Great excitement has been caused in The
vicinity Of Paris, Tex. by the remarkably.
recovery, Of Mr.; J. E Corley, who ws.s so
helpless be could not turn in bed, Or rsise
his head; everybody said be was dyino n
Consumption. A trial bottle of o, Kino's
New Discovery was sent him. Findino 20.
lief. he bought a large bottle and a ho. q,
DR.; Kings New Life PilS. By the time he
a taken two boxes of Pilts end two bot.
Ties OF the Discovery, 40 ~as we'll and had
gained in desh ihfrty-six pounds. Trial
oofs9 o. THE Great Discovery for Cor
sumption free Ut Lo5an & Cos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
\ A SURE THING.
A Man who Refused Work When It Was
offered Him.

A Man Who Refused Work When 1t Wa'
offered Him.
Scene at the corner of Water street ana
Alley 9. Man standing looking at the
RoEkmen making the excavation to lay
the new brick pavement.
Col. Robert CaupSell-"Do you want
to go to work.
Yes, how lopg does the job lsst?'
II can't tell you that. III give you
work So long as | have it to do
well, III have TO 90 home and change
my clothes"
"Ail right do so; and come back aud
you cen yet make a full dsy."
You cant tell whether You can give me
q steady job OF uotG'
No, | will not promise that
What's your nsme2'
"E5 difference what my name is, you
will get yopr pay; bit it you wish to know,
my name is Campbell
You cant promise me q steady jobr'
mo, l cannot; bat if yea want it you
had better take it, as there are others who
will Jump at the chance"
"All right; I'll change my clothes"
Thst was the lsst seen Of the man. and
il is evident he did not des:re TO work"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-05
a Wonderful Cure in Michigan.

ADRIAN, Mich, Aug. IL, 1888.
DEAR SIR:-I think it my duty to tell
you of the great cure effected by "Aromau-
na." l was recently troubled with liver
complaint and dyspepsia, accompanied
with great coSiiveness, palpitstion OF the
heart, nervous debility, female irregular.
tiles, in isci it seemed as though every or.
gan was d~erangad. | had tried various
remedies and drugs, and also prescriptions
Of good physicians, out afforded me no
relief, Eud | was almost ~despaired Of re.
covery when l was recommended 10 try
"Aronanro," which | did, and after TAX
ing it several times | experienced greet
benefit. la q short time | was sbis TO 90
about where | pleased without shorlness OF
breath, which troubled me most of the
time. recommend ii as the finest medi
cine for liver complsint hat | ever paw,
and advise he afflicted to give it a trial.
LILLIAN RUSSELL.
Sold by Logan K Co ct Is Gnd 75c.
DO Not TriHe
with a cold, thinking that it will pass off in
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DuLsc's "SSiss Balsam," the Great Cough
Remedy, and see wbst a few doses will do
for you. Affords relief in every iustapee.
Quick, safs and reliable "S,si.s Bslsam"
is especially recopraa1dsd for children, as
it contains no morphis or opium. end
pleasant to take, Try it and you will sse
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Logan & Co.