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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-08-21

Senator Edmunds admitted in an in
terview during the present week that the
Democratic party as it now stands is sure
of the entire vote of the solid south, and
aptly remarked, "All that is necessary be-
yOnd that is to carry New York." 1t is
evident that Edmunds's presidential aspi-
rations have gone into q decline.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-08-21

North Carolina Democrats, according
to one named Strudwick, believe that
while public Office is public trust. the
trustees must be Democrats"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-08-21

sonville, are in town for few days aud
are the guests of Mr.. B. Audibert.
We had a pleasant call this week from
our young friend, George Baily. who is
in town visiting friends and relatives.
Every day this week a number Of
carts wer hauling fire wood, to differ
ent places in town.
The colored people of this town will
give grand excursion, from st. Mar
tinsville to New Orleans, on the 18th. of
September, for the benefit of several COL
Ored societies.
The testimony developed at the pre-
liminary trial of the Bayou Bouutte war
riOrs covered about the grounds as the
details, of both sides, published in this
paper the same week Of its occurrence.
Both sides claiming to be in the right.
Miss Corine, the charming daughter
of Mr.. A. V. Fleming, arrived from the
Convent of Opelousas, last week, and
will spend the vacations with her family.
Miss Louise Jagou, most charming
young lady of Opelousas, is spending a
few days in town and is the guest of
Miss Fleming.
D6 Beer on ice at cents a glass at
B. Audibert's.
Extract from the published official
proceeding Of the Police Jury, of date
9th. of July:
Son motion of Mr.. Gutekunst, secon-
ded by Mr.. Duchamp, voted upon and
unanimously carried. Be it resolved
that the Police Jury hereby compliment
Mr.. T. L. Broussard for the satisfaction
he has given to the parish of st. Martin
as Sheriff and Tax Collector of said
Parish
The social event of the season was the
soiree at Mr.. A. Labbe's residence, last
Sunday, given by that gentleman's
charming daughters, the Misses Marie
and Laure. 1t seemed as if all the beau
ty of the town and adjacent country had
congregatcd there. 1t was as delightful
sOiree as it was a successful one.
There were very near a hundred young
people present. The spacious grounds
were beautifully lit up by many suspen-
ded chinese lanterns, and the large hou-
Sc was tastefully decorated, the whole
presenting ''un coup feil feerique.
Mr.. Peters, the entsrprising manager
of the Keystone plantation, has just COM
pleted work on the public road leading
through that plantation for some two
miles, and we can affirm that the work has
been well done. The road bed has been
rounded off, perfectly drained, and made
as smooth as plank road. A ride over
this road is most enjoyable, especially
so after jolt over the rough roads that
generally exist in other portions of the
Parish. Mr.. Peters deserves credit for
this boon, and any traveller who passes
over this road will give him a word Of
praise. We would advise some of our
''sticks in the mud" planters to see and
examine this work, with view OF put
ting their own roads in like condition
or at least make an effort in that direc-
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
CHiCAGO
BOARD OF TRADE-MAYORAL SAMPLE
Al DERMAr

tnY TELEGRArH TO the TRI.uSE.l
CHICAGO, Jan. The year has undcniably
unrcmunerlttv. Tor the speculative circles
which carry on their operations IN TIE new Board OF
Tradr building The year when marked their advent
into their new amt splendid structure been signal
izrd nv lghpst volume Of speculation known M
teen years. with lar els ucrel eI expenses. owing to
the high rrnts imposed Tor Oit e. In the business
quarter The lartcst assessment yet made upon the
members has been ORDERED 10 meet cnrrent eApenses
When occupying the old quarters Westinghouse the
Board was receipt of income which went TO the
members while the interest upon the bonded Indebted
ness incurred In the erection OF the building aud
other expenses have made necessary annual outlay
OF 500 900 while maintaining the present expensive
quarters the Board Is compelled under The terms Of
long lease pay the annual rental OF the old building
Owing CONDITION Of affairs the value Of Inember
ships fallen Oft sharply from $4,000. which the
figure current before entering the new badine, to
81 800 AZ which price sails was effected last week
The value OF the memberships mas since adyan csd
however, to $3.50. IL the Board OF Trade
brrs have been compelled to pay eXtortionate
office rentals II f. declared that this state OF
aft IRA cannot long continue. Already six of the
largest Ore buildings In the West have been erected
the Immediate vicinity Of the Board OF Trade structure
while Ave other moustee piles building. Wlrn
completed sudden aud extreme drop In rentals is
expected.
Mayor against Carter HARRISON and Ia whose Interest
the election OF the latter has been contested has writ
ten letter in which he declares that tho contest has
been prolonged that he longer desires to b. known
party 10 IN. and that he wish 10 Mi
mere fraction Of the Msyoray term This action tue
part of Judge Sni,h has resned Ia alternating very
The contest made without any expense 20 him
and has been carried forward by pubesprited genie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

mo, who MOI vithstanding the legal delays. have con-
clnsivey shown that great ir anas ,et pgndys
traled at the polla 1t Is GAINED INA" Ss friends,
the contest could have gone on much Iastr UT
IA IT is for him practically TO desert them at this
time has not led their admiration Tor MS ngnhg
an lilies Notwithstanding his letter 1t Ia declared that
tue contest Will he pursued 10 tue close 70 uemo"o
the exact character Of the rauus.
Oae OF the members Of the Chic go City Counc-Aider
man WheIa representing the First Ward-added w ms
character named JACK Stevens VA r tor s.ot 1
matnaired by the city Official hs week The murdered
man WAS anOwu gambler and conhdrnce man anu
was sian ARRAY with mau of slibIar " Pc ootb
b.u. frruI. ners uf Whrlns place. The enoFlnltl Oh
the offence AS affecting Wn-lan was In the fhct that hl
knOWlelge OF the assault was kept secret IRON tue
escapcd The Alerman only recently chlrg' q WIN
having uenn u parry to plot 10 rihr Dal0tDOA oi
voters allGavits many of which were deemed To re
bogus The who carried away the ain1aVlts was
traced 10 ans resort, the Alderman bavllS Oe'h
IN tne pOlins-pllce IN person whtn me lapers "rle
crrrd ANY, When "S all. 1posd TO T ths
Aldrru,an's lgupr store. The Alderman Ills the ONCE
Of SECRETARY II ihr Cook County DenOcrntc CthlfAi
Committee. recently vacated by joe M'ckin now III
II IS CeI lhStfiti the
Grade az the membership of the city COnncl tbat hit
body was adunrne,l last Monday night To enable the
Aldermen to attend glove fight between Two puglsis
A petition was presented t. the Mayor some time ago
in which fact cei that Srte-si, the plHcipl
hOronrhfare Uf cry had been given over To- de-
rrdVed ciass 10 such extent that respectable ady
cnul not proceed through /. without being >hb To
nSnlt. It cited that low concert balls abnuhIed
and that business infested WIN the
criminal class The Mayor falling to act me clllchs
signing the p-tItion-inclGdng the names 81 Potter
Palmer. Mirslal Field, L. H. Lett anl gehtlemen OF
the ~ tier. In IKE manner, owing 10 Mr. Hirrsons
failure enforce tho statute ordering the closing or
looms on Sundays. snis nave been instituted W ,ne
CzcnS Reform League to enforce the law through tie
OF tue courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
NEW-ORtEANS.
WHO WAS MINOs'- ICAMPs- ROLLNG-luLL
NO no W.
Inv Trloa4rn ~ 1uE rmIUsg.I

tnY TELEGRAPH To TIE rHIIUsg.l
NEW ORLEANS, Jan, "a funny contro-
ver-y growing Of thr Govr'ur'- act un u rcpu-v-
m nr uurd rcrs For ani Murphy. birg carried
IN ne pres. 81 this city. lac Rev. nr flo" ~, oi Trim
yCnuf h. sent 20 uuuuirtIon 10 The IicoBDc signed
"Nituos crit cSiug he action Of the Governor AMI
nrsiug the uropr To Ilsr aid yiudlctte the law. Dr.
II, aud admitcd toa reporter int he was the author
OF the letter The reporter pub i-h"d sire fact in hts
MINER AID ibcrelrou me T,m,s Democraf which sap
ports Governor remvfset thrt Mm"S" WA one Of
the jad grs Of hell ANA iuumaied that It curious
augury for a minister of the Gospel. Dr. Hollands
fr~ud, rh.beI To his dcfcicc ne Te0gpc. contend
iur that "MiuOs" idst jude 'ni gracious ruler.
and tn, be at with the got'. The H"oD m,crm re-
sporle and ID. dirus~oA has become general and The
d u ,tr Oh the question "Who Muo,"l has become
30 absorbing Tat tn orirna! ,.t the rcprlryo granted
by Governor McEncry. NJ. been lost sight Of
On New Years Day the contract with the Eis com
ptuy for lgtns the STREETS expired, md aud the
tract with Tho Lou sana - c'ic Il-ht Company went
into Nee. The ceriri' lgnt company had evcry;ilG-
ready, and the New Year usuercd IN with the
brilliant lumpaton tina cify has Witnessed. The
contract WA tuc electric ISnt company calls for the
fighuDs oi ali tn streets
Some DAYS aso tn M.chauics Dealers and Lumber.
mems LNruHHsr appnI,,d committee To iuvr-iisitc
the adV-sbiily "i csiai'iing rolling mill ia New
Orlrau.. lur exchange MID rs autiud, mertluL II 10
the commute" reported In favor ~ the pro
Tnr rep al 'ptei and the form 'tion Ot com
plny IS now going on, Tr ~ n OF tho epcrptc 10
buy NY crtp ar - Nnd W"iE ~ mp WIN plS roh or oil
raj rnId and Ia ran 10 into bars square round
owl. required 10y thc hlriwirr drari. Ab.ut Loo
tons al rap IRON T. -hprd Hw ~ rom TN 'y 10 thr
Nor and Nc.t ev-iY month and rrtutus he In the
s1Hur Of Tar Bar he prOI here and
Offered for ~a" on s Hiftrt giving the local ~" ne
rr. advantage over NnTh rru is a"d ,ast'g double
frreht-thd on 'crtr iron ,hipprd a"d bar iron r.
nrn,d. Ihs icm alone would give the local enterprise
"A ikidsuile urui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
MRS oAuERON's SOsPIfALYTY.

Wdshiag0n C0TTesp0n jsfee OF The IffsbuTg Hspaeh.
5 natnr Caneran's health has improved so
Iadly since hs rrtarn FROM 'ha Pacific coast that he
has Abandoned the proposed TIP 10 Florida. and will
remain In Washiss Vn all winter. Mrs. CAMERON IL
mnoh ofS belle and has inade her sew home IN
Tineteenth-st bower. Tho hCuse II not large rn"igh
for much entertainment but soafcrly ear passes
without some quiot pleasures oeesd 10 her frisnds
tnero While ais was in CslIfo:nIa Mira. Csmsfon
oli,afed as Judge at beauty show. and might Lave
awarded tho prize 10 herssif without irjases "
IA
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
ItlIs!.( "lDis. !:

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Fyci"n.:" SOLE: ur ~. ti', .'r;r"ir,l i'ics
-! the tt IL.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
sfofh Grand G ~ds.

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Po' iisscgyryi,cu, Co., ". l. IA sss.: /.
r;Ion, =, &, Catt.c square tt''. con ~.ss4,:s
.. pom on RICH, hip, horses same gu
II, s,,oudcs,. J.. ,v.o sl;ts in r...r zak iSsa'
MARKS =, lief, ear Douhc 'li'H'r IN 't';eket.
sd one ~ ,~a,dA bar across Square ANA compass
Ioan... ls,lcltail Deer Greek Valley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
DEEP OIL.
The StiIweu Test In the fnrkersbnrg
FIoId-Sotes.

Inc Slll"tAA AFFN ~ ~" n
FioId-Sotes.
S,.oiri ai'r E,yiSs'.
PARHERsurrG. January Do Fer Pome
time it has bccu quietly whispered around
that the StiIw,II tost IL hI,oly 20 prove the
theory Of the deep oil QucgDion beyond all
doubt, and that after al the discourage
ment aud former unsuccessful expert
mcu,s the test has really demonstrated
the fact that oil does exist in paying Qunn-
titles outside OF the oldeslablished oil
break, ns it IS termed i few Certcrminsd
gentlemen, with CD Tavern. at their
head have stuck to the Sulwrll field with
zeal which deseryes RucceSs, and from
lat"s, developments it seems that the o. IL
there, AMI no mistake thus time
The we'll Was tCrpcdccd igw DAYS . 90,
ani the results Hrc very satisfactory. IL"
oil, attera lev hours pumping, yielded =
a moderate supply, but the very caconr"g
ing feature OF the well Is that he well has
without the pumps being used flowed st."
eral times and while the quantity Is ho,
large the flow has iucrenscda. each recur
renee o. the flow
Mr.. Iavcau-r who Is one Of the never
givr up the ship hjud ot ,aen, YET uo' Onv
the over sanruiue temperament !s nov
firmly q the cpjlion mat the new develop
meu,s establish 'ne Iact that the oil 10
there in sufficient quantity to justly the
expenditure necessary to open up nad:-
tonal wells. - many wilt eNng'rDHons
over this f-li have been p.oash"3 to
he world that the public LOOK upon '"@s
from this field with large drs7re o. "'l9".
uuce. But the above Is slmP'c ''u'a '.s
obtained 10y your correspondent from Ar
Tsvenuer hiraseIs, and may b" rr!lri up2H
Il The promising features con,lnn" % hold
out US they have daring ,av past week.
there is no doubt but there will b" mhEy
other wells under way very soon.
Anrxvi.iGs affair occurred at .,,Iig tto
tel Iast niGoi the sequel TO w'ich created
the liyelics, sy-nr this moTninL Eyer ut
messed in the Police Court cf I'ELei,Hr',
Mr.. Hu-h Waite ~ vel, lao@a yo..'""''r i
Traveller who !rr some r".i - mr.lrd
g,udge n.uins; Mr. H. ". AToid.
uish, clerk {: the Central met
the later in front Of tn hn.d
and addressing nu Gpp:oario ~ crilhct
struck Arnold over the hrai wi'h hEht
cane ~kirh h. cauIrti" M. hand. Wn.r
is - uau Win q rrwrc.u' '.Amr, and When
in huuor ypf, ire4.lue while hrLoit Il OF
s,a.ll stature aai ,D.r4' b.ajI e..u.nrrI
I ~i,h lis auiasoai-', bu' i, SENS lha'
White cane al d coHd h,s. IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
MARTINS FERRY.

On Monday evening a number ci rem
bcrs o., the f,uaville EGEta.L ccACol, mad
some .n.,tol .suesrs surprised Mr.. Thomas
Lloyd, superintendent Of the above named
school, at his home in the Orchard. Those
present were Misses Lizzie Mckee, Lizzie
'irich, Mary Mckee, Alice Tbor.s,. iu"i.
tie Iio~eIls, Mage i.owstIs Jennie IL
u..rl1. rtnma Wilson, Martha Williams,
Sarah Lewis, Katie Kaiser Sarah Williams,
Hattie Morgan, Maggie Davis Agne9
Lewis. and Mcssrs Rev ! sw.s, Wa. .,Cr
BERT .'oha Cc;"p5tn, aokn Morgan, Chas,
t1ss, i.oLert l!rich, Thomas CAmp5"iI,
VIII lynch, William Davis, Henry Irirh,
l.ucian Nelson, Harry Evans, Mnth"w
Williams, Thomas Edwards, Harry Thom
as. Dave Watkins, Reese Williams !.c4,s
Job, llew Clark Ont E.A.e "iGN'aa j
~erv hs14sul.s nirlo Rnd a shaving cnsc
Iera presented 10 Mr. Lloyd, Mr.. John
Morgan making the presentation address.
\ recitation by Miss Mary McE-a "a
then given. and b.. ,...,..,.ses We're made
- Messrs. nttLert and Campbell Solos
Wcle sung by Messr5. Coss and Job, and re.
treatments then scrvcd The guests left
for their respective homes about l. -
o'clock, thinking it y night long to be re.
membered
During the rs; tpree lays The iowa has
.seu ,yerrIu filh 'rg.lps OF aa nLrs, si.es
and conditions OF depra.,'g. .-ey nave
~ sui.p part i, ;a-L hocoH" real nUi
s.u,Ls, aud have scared women and chII.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
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r.s "a ;ne..,rr. / cortil,a ~ hcr.io.
,..,u,
l.''. '"' ',"'"1'' '''" '',". 70 III ~ WV
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TO @lp,'"'s. w rrH-Gahan 40 rH's'hR'r
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IN i-''.f-. i"'' ~: 90. Jt''.1 "'"''"'tI
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Maryland ios ',''9 %s"'hSJ men VINO "re It. III
tie employ D. me ''nn'! ''H.it var. In'nPan! 81
contracted al some U":T :1. "''nt" 'Hy pro,
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N'rsma. lh'se o'lis are sent mere
and .nt hrodsh' h"'"r" Z ~"7'',o @ 'he
reh.'. "i"hOuS.s we ''S"ea, Ou' %
course no, rrlyed' Vh 'ts o"y eel ioF
hearing no ae'FHuS'', appears hnu T l"uE
m'"' % 'u',!'" "'h',si , :'.' " ,o' r ':' 80, a.,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

Comlys. The case will be .ried il S.eu
bcuvI.e today
There were ssveral extensive glnss buy
ers in town Yesterday.
MarshM NcConnaughry, Of Bridgeport,
VAS IN town Yesterday
The Ladies Au1iIiarY Sociriy OF the &.
\. K. will hold Ia pound party and bean
supper in their hall February 5.
Miss Minnie Cox held birthday party
at her home on Washington street, on Mon,
dag night. There were quite number
OF young folks present. aud Miss Minnie S
fourteenth snnivsrsary was celebrated in
elegant style.
The protracted meetings nj the NJ. +
Church still continue with increasing good
results
Judge HoA, cf s.. CairsyilIc, was in
town Yesterday.
The streets and roads ore. in spleudid
condition jus. row six inches Of snow
would make exce!!sEt ,IcinLiug.
Me:srs. Cochran aui ahreye are in s..
Clairsyijic attending court.
Ladies' MON Brreyoltn, Society meets
81 The ra5idcrcp Of Mr. Jos Walters, on
Walnut street, tbs afternoon At , clock
The Mite Society 0: the Episcopal church
ho social tits evening IN their church
IN III. CcU.m,ryin! Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
VOORHEES, ON htRURlC%s.
A Beautiful Tribute t the Memory OF TIA"
Dead Statesman,

Dead StatcSmun'
W,suyuros, oan4ary 2G.--Mr. Noor'
hecs called up the resolution expressive Of
the Srpate's deep sense Of the public loss
Soy the death Of the late Wee President
Hsr1G-Es.
The rc-5Iu..cn h&vi,2 lean read, AT.
J,g.hsr, addressed the y ,nn'l
.F.r,ha emir5ut citizen ofthe republic,
he said who lately tell from his place Snl
who now sleeps in hoaor in the bosom Of
the Safe. loved 90 well aui served so faith
nllv We can DO no more than has already
Le-a done by tongue and By every method
which human a. .C;:Cu rlH inspire. he
heavy trarery Of woe had darLened alike
the pubic building, the stately palace ard
;he humble home The proud coIors oi
lie mon have droOpei at halt mast
throughout be n;!ad States and every
CIVILIZED land beneath ihe sun. ni0ruerct
In the forum and in the sacred desk has
,ajd its richest tribute to his exalted ability
and TO his stainless character. The toIiinE
bell, tie mourutul dirEe, and the booming
sobsr minu,e aur. the mlShty mN',
,i,uda Of mourHerg, have al attsGds d
the funeral of Thomas 4. Hendricks ami
horne witness 10 the great love aud grief
with which he was lowered into bis Iast
rsa,ipg place All the honors due to the
most llustrious dead have been paid By the
C,i.r MAGISTRATE OF the Government 10y
ri.. nu.hosi,j o. re States aud by the un-
restrained affection o. the Peor.S.
In the Senate, however, We mHy 10, De
silent even though the cup OF honor TO hls
uemorv is fall and overlooking.
- his exalted thcstre OF action, here
IN his JfiInen,i' :! .htJd Stage he tultllet I
b,s last Official eaaGgem.E. aad closed h's
Iong and commanding public Career.
Then in strong and graphic English Mr.
ycorhces reviewed the lie and pGb!ic ser
vices Of NJ. Hendricks In dealing with
ur Hendricks poal;cal views, Mr. NVor
bres .s;q a, la been and esp cialiy lat l,
his lifa, charged hs " rr.'.",-1-,,. AGAINST hn
that he vas a partisan ii by that, ,h'
srsaLer SAID. WAS meant that he siocssei,
Eelit .ei :: the principles aud purpose
,L, nary To -n.... - belonged
u. "a, a,,.,,,,.,, - ell honorable methods ~na
81 aI bsiirysd lie 10 be the pusi"" ~" GOOD by P,ac
+. in, ia measures ard it, men III coh'F"i "
,ba C,1yerument. then the accusation va
true and ire term OF F'p:oaHh ~ became :,
inst tribute to al homes. man II ""s t. u,
par,isan OF deep honest coayIc!iGls a ue"i a.
inc Justly with opposing views, VINO ID " =
,sr yss Q, the world. in every Eeii OF h"mS
p2o. rrss had led the war. ., C.,
In conclusion ". voorhees, sad -
long AS \ merican Listory treasures up Pon
caIIipe and faithful public services; as lor
, ~ publ;c and private virtue, stainless an va
I uithou, llrmish is revealed, so long y.
> the ugua Of Thomas 4. Hendr!cAs
cherished By the American people as "
exampe worthy O: emulation; M0numea nuns, a
b Of bras, and marble will liz their heads
4. heaven IN honor OF his name, bur
: monument more precious to his mrmn'
.,a,; nero valuable 10 the world Il.
already UevH ground IN u
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hearts 0. the people whom he served so
long, so beautifully and with such signal
ability. In the busy harvest Of death O!
the year 1850. there was gathered into
eternity no nobler spiriI, no higher intel
lgence, no iairer aoul.
After the speech OF Voorhees,, Messr8.
Hampton, Sherman Salisbury, Evarts
Ransom, Spoouer, Vest and Harrison spoke
in memory OF the late Vice President Hen
dricks. The Senate adopted the con-
memorate resolution heretofore submitted
by Mr.. VOORHEES,, aud then ri $40 p. N,
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
Tscmcr.s challenge Acceplea

S.. LOUIS. January 2C.-Teemer on
SATURDAY, last deposited $500 with Ii" cii
tor q thu Cincinnati inquirer c :. ior,.i.
TOR q sculling match with any one n
America. Mr.. St John yesterday tele-
praphed to the editor Of the EuQnirer clos.
inc with the challenge # Teemer will row
three miles against Jake Gauiauer on any
lake course in the country. Mr. s.. John
nas sent Oh acceptance o. the ohaiIonEc &c
Tesmer simply siipVia,ing that he vii! not
have the race rowed on q river, and has
informed the editor OF the Enquirer that
ss socn Gs Tecm"r "gr;" to these condi'
tions the 500 for!eit i0r uAudGur, vnI b1
dnnnsifrd with INN.
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An Answer "nutsd,

Can ala, c:.a hrinr ~ case @. N'iar!
or Liver Complaint thai IL, la. D.lsfs
will not speedily cure2 We s-T 'A8g 'A.'
not. ss thauaanl- Of c,,ra al,rai} p"ri.....
nently cuged ana vLo arc aalIy rrpc"'''"r"4i
ing Electric Biusra, will prove. brlfhi
Disease. Diabetes. Weak Back, @ ":y
usiRaTy ocmpipim; qUich.r ou..~l ih"y
purify the blood, regulate tns How,!s "hc
act directly on the diseased pag'5. ttr'T
bottle guaranteed. For sale al 20 oe'.s h
bottle by Logan Il Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
sCorrs rmUIsIOH OF PUEE

Cod Liver OIL, With Hyr0Fh"sphites,
im a.uInlnuury Disease. Wad ScroiuIous
Arsctinus.
Dr. Iga u. Lang, New York, says: Il
have prescribed Scotts Emulsion and used
in my family ard am greatly pleased
with It. Have found il very serriceabla
IN S.go.ulous d,ssa:e5 cd Pulmonary
affection
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