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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
ANOTHER DISASTROUS FIRE.
A Theater and Block OF Buadings DE
..r,ye1 at TouiayiIlss

A Theater and Block OF BUiidings De-
stroysd at Louisvills
LOUISVILLE, KY, June AT $50
o'clock this morning FIRE WAS discovered In
that portion OF the new Grand Theater be-
hind the stage. The canvas and oil of the
scenes and stGge settings burned Gercely,
and in Eve minutes after the dlscoVery OF
the fire, the entire stsge was burning turi-
oc-ly. An alarm was sent In, but the en-
piues that responded were unable to 90
5nyihing toward eX'ingulshiDg the COZ H.
grafton, which By this uno covered ell OF
Tha middle of the block between Third AID
C3ur,h. Jefferson aud Green. A second
alarm was teInsS IN, but the entire theater
ga. then on FIRE and resisted the greatest
.ff,rts OF the fremen. The blaze spread
o the ear of the saloous fronting on
6respr Jefferson streets and at daybre
the ert enter Of the square was 8 & low
inc n OF red hot metal and blazing
wooi eugh engines were BY this time
on tee G. t And the Gremen directed their
TO stOupir the spread of the flames.
Ihs block Sss occupied BY Joseph Ca
mo2zi. Hoke 4 Hughes, Brinkworth'S res
taurant, ]. R. Go,erS lottery office, and the
Kentucky School of Medicine. The theater
was in the rear OF these. All Of the interior
of thu Grand Theatre, The rear Of the build
inc occupied by the Kentucky School Of
Medicine. the restaurant on Green street,
the rear of DeuuDcio's fruit store and the
barber shop on Jefferson street we're burned
ont and serious damage Was dons to the
other stores on both Green and Jefferson
streets. The thester was leased to the
Whsllen BIOS about four yssrs ago, and
was one of the finest IN the West or South
The block was valued st 100000. and il
A complete loss, the Green street front
which was occupied BY the Medical College
being sII that remains standing. 1t II
presumed the whole property was insured
but at present it is impossible to disoo7el
where or for how much.
| AtE o'clock tie flames broke ont viii
renewed vigsr In the Medical Colleg'
building and at the Jefferson street side o
the theatre. The roofs of al the buruet
structures have fallen in and the block L
threatened with destrucuon.
Shortly after 3 N the FIRE was got ur
der control. The buildings, including th
theatre, were all in the Davis block, vhic
was almost entirely destroyed. Loss o.
building 10000; insured. Los en- Gran
Theatre furu shings, $4,000; Injured 70
81 5000. Kentucky School Of Medicine
s., 600; insured. Less on seek to che
occupants. IS 900; fully insured. Th
new Grand Theatre had just clossi 70
the season and wal be rebuilt at on,e, 3
that no next sea'Ons Gates will b car
called,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
HENRY G, DAVIS
As ths Successor Of Secretary Of
the Treasury Manning.
1us PRESIDENT At DEER PARK,
s.n thinking Of POlitics--He Leaves His
Bride for a Day and Goes
Fishing,

w,.uyGrox, June IA dispatch from
D...P.rk Nd, ssys: While President
,.rsr.nd has been sojourning in the quiet
,,gs and shades Of this little place in the
,ns,bspies he has not forgotten to bring
i !, hooks aud accounts along for a rainy
H. /, was publicly announced BY the
..r,;ous Dan Lamont that the President
h. given a pledge not to burden his mind
-;,b executive cares while enjoying thersst
A cnist Of few days with his new bride,
=, since his arrival in Deer Park his
r,;rd has been IS much given 10 political
,bon,b,s as 10 his own happiness with his
.;5s Mar his cottage is the home Of ex,
Senator Henry G Davis, who is likely to
rrs before long as member ofthe Pres
L.. C,5iqst. Ths resignation of Mr..
h,.-,iry a. Secretary Of the Treasury,
sb;cb the President has not accepted for
A. present. has gwen rise to some spscu'
.,;,o a 20 his probable successor. Mr..
h, /. an old, shrsRd, fAs-sigh;ed poli.i-
L v5o hss smasssd fortune OF many
lions 5y lumber, coal and railroad trsus-
[,-,rs H- - au sdmirer Of Mr.. Cisye-
,rI and l. popular ia the district IN which
4 .fyss Fort2elys years Re was = United
g.. S-Ds.c- aud already be has been
Ia Of a. ,Es successor Of Daniel Man
L., THIS cGO.cs has been suggested
+ TIE Pre.idsus by not a
r. of 'be most pEomlnaIt
men of,bs Democratic party. Among Mr.,
6,v,s In,ina-e friends srs suca men as
6og,naq. Stephenson Of kentucky, Hsr-
E,.o1 OF Iudians. Bsyard, VOORHEES, and
Esneron NJ, bavls has an excellent
[s,5rd ia ths Senate. though he lays 10
[I,in 20 leadership in debate he Is cou-
ban, With the business interests Of the
e,pDrry and - believed 20 be suitable
EYce-.sor OF Mc. Msuuiog His attack in
/ so upon the system Of book keeping in
Ia Treasury departments, called forth the
.Dnl,y OF the Republicans aud tne hearty
ED1orsemeur Of his brother Democratic
Senator'S BY some IL Is urged that eX
Senator Davis is in league with the silver
M AMI rha, bis appointment ss Secre-
E,.7ef the Tr,-srrg ~o-ld Os q victory for
4 ba trisaCs O' silver
Dr. ) 4 Campbell and r r SSope, OF
Ebse.ing we're amcng The visitors at the
Cspir,l TODAY.
'.s ,o.-tffce at Csiars5urg, Wyoming
colr,y " Va, has besn discontinued.
- -. = aus R0ame, Of the Pension
s.-.... a. DC arrest OF William
b., s.f Jeu.-, Bowman, Of Lincoln
|carrg v - .targed with deirsudiDg
N,l-DIr- Dunlap, petitioner, out OF
s5U Policy and BowUGu vere brought
bs,o.p Z : Commissions Dubois, az
CrsrIes.ou. and hello in $1,000 bail each
10 ssart the action OF the Grand Jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
A MIDNIGHT INTRUDER

shot and Fatally wounded-A Sensation
al Version of the Affair.
ST.. LOUIS, June Last night Wm.
Roberts, q day lsborer, was shot and fatal
ly wounded by Eugene Spangle, a brake
man employed on the Iron Mountain Rail
road. Spaugle made statement to the
police, in which he said that shortly before
midnight, he AID his wife having already
retired, he heard a noise in the room,
caused BY some one walking around. He
called out, "Who is tbere1' Re
ceiviug no reply, Spangle spraDg from
the bed, seized his revolver, and
began shooting at the retreating figure Of
a man, who was just passing out Of the
door. One OF the shots brought the man
to the floor in an almost inseusible condi-
ton. The patrol wagon was called and
he was taken TO the City Hospital, where
he now lies in an unconscious condition.
The above account of the shooting differs
materially from that believed to be the
truth by thoae acquainted with Spangle
and his wife. They say that the husband
returned houe Unexpectedly, and, fnding
Roberts and his wife together, opened fire
upon the former with The effect noted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
BRIDGEPORr.


Geo Elliot is erecting new house in
Kirkwcod.
Mr.. Charm BrGunum was in town visit.
ing friends yesterday.
Geo Gifin has received bran new safe
from Buffalo, n. Y, firm.
Cottsge prayer meeting will be held at
the residence OF Mrs. Bsrjsmin Liller.
Harry Fogle had a narrow escape from
drowning while bathing at the head of the
Island, on Sabbath day.
The Alumni Society met at the residence
of Joseph NJ. Bsggs last night and trans
acted inportslt 6uaiGyss.
Miss Susie Wsr6eld has gone TO Sirg
Sing, n. Y, to attend commencement, st
which her brother graduates.
A concert will be given By the children
of the N. E Church on Sabbath next, ii
being regular childreu's day.
There was q narrow escape from Sc,
rious confsgrstion st Dr.. Cooks cfice
yesterday, By the explosion OF lamp.
The knights Of Pythias hold festival al
their ball tomorrow night for the beuef
of the Union Cornet Band OF Rtnayille
The Liederkrsutz Singing Society vii
give their grand bsll and entsrtsinnent 10
Schaeffef's Hall, instead of Heinieiu's Al
announced. COMMITTEE.
Iti proposed to change the crossing o.
the county road over the railroad from
Morgan to Beunet Bennett will have Il
be opened before such thing csp b
doss.
At the oolo:sd festival held in Heinleir
Hall last tight, the drsmAtzsd version o
The Ten Virgins was given. The Vnginl
and other performers were chosen from ou
own 10 .al talsn'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
BELLAIRE.

A number OF nailfeeder, le.vs to dsy on
fsh,pg trip.
Itis likely that the Weisge,ber Ritz boa,
race will end in talk.
A crowd OF gentlemen Of this place, are
camping AT Rodeters
The Elysian rink ia being fixed up for
the commencement exercises.
David Dick and Mrs Annie Heslop were
married by Rev j X McKallip.
Samuel Simmons left for Michigan last
night TO look after his lumber interest.
About eight persons answered the roll
call Q, the lookup yesterday morning.
A great many people think the Bellaire
Nail Works will not be idle very long.
Miss Flora Williams, OF Martins Ferry,
will sing at the commencement exercises.
The little once of the colored school are
greatly elsted over the success OF their CON
cert.
Dallas Hammond will open saloon in
part OF the room formerly occupied by
Louis Long
WestIake and Dunn left for Steuben vile
last night where they will play with the
ball club Of that place to day.
The delegates from hero 10 the Flint
Glass Workers Convention at Hamilton,
Ont, will leave about the 10th Of July,
The BeIlaire goblet works ia idle this
We, k on account OF q lack OF trade. The
Etns is also of on account of needed re.
pairs on its furnace.
The families Of the engineers who were
killed by the boiler explosion last Thurs
Gay, received 81 900 each, and the iremsn's
81 900, from the y & O. reliet tand Be-
sides the funeral expenses are psid by the
company.
Mrs. Henry Carr, who lef, for Pittsburg
TO stterd the graduating exercises q; the
Female College al that place, 10 which her
daughter Cora took part, was Obliged TO
return home before the exercises owing TO
the severe illness Of her husband.
Col. Jake Kempls was aAost town ell
day yesterday gathering pointers about our
eccentric business men. List night Mr
Kempie rehearssd before the mirror in his
room at the hotel, the funny antics of the
people he had met during the day.
The congregation CT the Frat Presby.
terisn Church me, last night at the call OF
Rev. J. X. hcKallip. The pastor request.
ed the membe to join him in request TO
the 81. Clsirsyille Prssby,ery ioc . dislolu.
tion Of pastoral relation. Rev. McKsllip
will leave this city sbou, the ls, Of July.
r " Rsy, manager Of B,nsons terry,
in card says that the people Of Wheeling
dumped into the river at Bichie,ozn Las,
week sho1t four hgadred barrels Of fllh
Mos OF oar citizsns believe ths, the water
We are now driskinq is the cause Of the gres'
number OF cases OF mild fever that We no.
have. Tnsy are also Of the opinion thsl
here would be less dis ,sss IN Bellsirs il
Wheeling Discontinued the habit Of pollu,
ay the water o. the Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08

cleared away from the stream where the
woods come down TO the creek, but the
borders are for hemost part meadow lands
30 the fishing can be enjoyed without the
usual discomforts.
Mrs Cleveland and Mrs. Colonel La
mont did not accompany she party to-day,
~ the long tramp along the banks ofthe
brook and in and out among the brisrs
and bushes would have been too much for
the ladies.
Soon after the President had started
Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Lamont made
their appearance on the little piszzi Of the
executive cottage, clad In white mule
dresses Each one was armed with q score
of newspapers, which they sat reading and
discussing until luncheon, which was served
at noon. This afternoon the ladies, &C.
compsnisd by 'Mrs. Davis, took drive,
and will probably meet the fishing party
on their return from Deep Creek.
The day is cloudy. but rs well fitted for
good luck to the fisherman, and hne
catch is expected.
The Presidents fishing party was in
every way SUCCESS. HS pOEtIOu VI DCCP
Creek selected was nine miles from Deer
Park and it was $50 p. m. when the fish
srmeu returned. They seemed highly
plsesed With the result of the days sport
An authentic account of the number OF
trout captured could not be procured, but
John W. Davis, who prides himself for bis
verscity, and who was at the cottage when
The party returned, declared that the catch
vas the prettiest lot of fish he ever saw, and
that there was large basket we'll filed.
President Cleveland did not seem great
" istigued by his days sport, but Col. La
mont shghtsd from the wagon very slowly
and seemed to have been shaken up by
the rough mountain roads over which he
had ridden. 1t is likely that he will return
10 Washington tonight By the midnight
rain, but the time fer the Presidents
departure has not been fixed as far as can
be learned. The impression prevails, how
syer, that he will not be here later than
Wednesday. Hon. s B. Ekins is here
his afternoon and will be introduced to
he President TO morrow morning by his
sther in-lsw, Mr.. Davis Mr.. Elkins has
never met the President and their first in
e,visE is looked forward to with some in
crest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
The ECLIPSE RACE.

Intense Excitement, Great Crowds and
Very Fine Racing.
ST.. Louis, June THE weather was
pleasant, track fast sn1 attendance eg-
trao:dinarily large, The excitement
over the Eclipse stakes was in
tense When the starting time came
it ssfound that Freelind coald not start,
as he was lame. After considerable time
the officers of the association decided to
still add $4,000, each starter consent
ing to pay $500 entrance,
the other considerations Of the race
remaining the same. The race turned out
one of the best ever run in this country
The reporters stand broke down, being
overcro wded by the public. 1t is not
thought that any one was seriously injured.
First race-Montsna Regent won, time
1881.
Second race-Salo aud livery stable
stakes. three-fourtks mile, Jennie I. won,
time l:I6.
Third race-ElIis Wainwright stakes,
one and half m les Estrella won.
Extra race, Eclipse stakes, mile;
starters Modesty, Miss WoodtOrd, VolanIe
and Alta After they had run short
distance Ala and Voante took a lead
Of two lengths. Miss Wooiford second,
slightly ahead of Modesty. They contin'
ued in this order for almost mile, when
the field closed upin'o bunch. Miss Wood
ford then went to the front followed by
Volaute. Miss Woodford was hot headed
and won by q length Volaute second,
five lengths in front Of Alta, VINO was third.
Time, 2:35.
Fourth race, ttree.fourths mile, Wood
ard won; time, lilo.
Fifth race, one and one.fourtb miles,
Topsy won; time, 2:ll4.
Tho Pittsburg summer Races.
PITTsBURG, June THE directors Of
the Exposition Driving Park Aspociatiou
have decided to give Sl2,5OO in purses at
their summer trotring meeting. which fol-
lows the meeting of the Homewood Driv.
ing Park Association, the frat week in
July. The purses Of the two meetings ag-
pfegate SIS, 800 This large sum id ex-
pected to attract the very best PAGERS ond
tro,ters in the country 1t is also under
stood that special inducements will be Of
fered to break the freefor-sll records at
both meetings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Jones aad Small revival has begun
at Indianapolis
Miss Annie Z-rp, of a picnic party, was
drowned in Congress Lake, near Canton,
Ohio.
Archbishop Faehan. of Chicago, c1uCer.
red the right OF confirmation on III coz
victs in the Illinois Penitenlis-y at Joliet.
Judge Joseph Hurolt, wealthy farmer
AMI stock raiaer, of Shelby county, Mo-,
was murdered on the highway near his
home.
The defslcstion Of Hoke, Of the Mer-
chants National Bank Peoria, reaches
SlSO.OOO The bank will resume business
in a few days
1t is den;ed that the Cincinnati, Indian
polis, s.. Louis and Chicsgo Railway ia to
pass into the control oil the Illinois Cen
trail.
Mr.. Baecher will on next Sunday preach
his last sermon before his departure for
Europe. He expects to sail the following
Saturday.
The American Base Bal Association
viii! meet in Columbus, O., Wednes
lay, to consider fight Oh the field by tTo
players in the s.. Louis club.
Four bodies were found yesterday in The
Miami river, seven miles below DAYTON
supposed to be those of Alexander Hen.
dickson aud family, drowned in the VOL
Creek flood.
In Richmond, lad, and VIC nifty there is
strong sentiment against c. ito punish
meut, and strong effort will ue made tc
save the life OF n s. Bates, q brutal wife
murderer sentenced to hang,
A Democratic newspaper at Centralis
ILL.,, has lost many subscribers because Gu
OF Mr.. Clevelan1's bride worked up in tht
paper as huge ink splotch. The failure il
art Was construed as an insult to the FIRST
lady in the land.
The wheat harvest has begun in Tennes
see, Missouri and Kentucky and the Prom
ise OF full average Weld has been fulfill
ed In portions of Missouri an unususil!
large yield is assured. Similar rep ortt
come from Indiana and Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
MAXWELL SILL CONFIDENT.
He Processes to BE Certain of Acquitta
on His Next Trial.

He Processes to Be Certain of Acquittal
on His Next Trial.
ST LOUIS, June When q reporter
called upon Maxwell IN his cal in the jail
last evening, be found the convicted man
stretched upon his bed, reading book.
When asked how be liked the transfer from
the former cell TO murderer's row, he IT,
piled: II like the change very much; it is
much more quiet up here, aad don't have
so many callers 10 bother me."
.'Doss the verdict weigh heavily upon
your mind? asked the reporter.
mo. sir; the only way in which the YER
dict affects me ia TO cause postpouement
Of the arrangements had made, being Gel
tain of scquittsl'
What were these arrangements
We'll, whenI was given my liberty | was
going either to lecture or enter dime
museum in order to earn enough money TO
repay to Prellers heirs ia England the
money had taken from him and TO take
me back to HYDE, where vas going to en-
gage in the practice OF Law with my brother.
All this will be of for some time. When |
get nv new trial | sm sure shall be ac-
Quilted"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
TeaCherS' Institute.
gOsefaI 10 TIE RsgisleT.

PARKERsBURG, June 7 This city is now
suffering from on influx Of delicious look.
ing girls who have jus, laid aside the birch
aud have come here to recuperate their
pedagogical powers by large doses Of sa'
gacity which they are nov receiving at the
Teachers Ins,itute. Ii il q matter of
which the citizens Of Wood county ere
Justly proud that her lady teachers are the
Ivelisst and hsndsomest in the land. 1t
there is not another matrimonial outbreak
among the pedsgogues in tbis city it will
not be because OF want Of attraction BY the
lovely damsals who lass cerste the male
adult youthful members of society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
BASE BALL.
Pittsburg Downs Cincinnati iu Great
shape Other Games.

Pittsburg Downs Cincinnati iu Great
shape Other Games.
At Pitt; t;burg-The home team shut out
the Cincinna,is and made their three
runs on the battery errors Of Mul.
lane. Calvin pitched in his old time
form, allowing the visitors but I scattered
hits. Attendance 1000 persons; score,
Pittsburg 3, Cincinnati 0; two base hits,
Smith; passed baAs, Baldwin 3; wild
pitches, Mullsne /; first base on balls, of
Mullsne 3; first bsse on errors, each
struck out, oy Calvin 5, Mallsue 4; um.
pire, Bradley.
At Louisville-Tbe St. Louis outbatted
the home team in very close and exciting
game, but the visitors errors gave the vic
tory 10 Louisville after ten innings had
been played. Score: Louisville. 6; ST
Louis, 4. Earned runs-Louisville, 2; St.
Louis, !. Two base Browning, |;
Mack, J. Three base hiis-Mack, |. Passed
balls-Kerrins. 3; Bushong, l. Firs, base
on balls off-Rsmsen, 4; Csruthers, none
Base hits Louisville, s; ST. Louis. Il
Errors Louisville, 3; St. Louis, 6. Um-
pire, Tnni'on.
At Baltimore.-Tbe Metropoliiaus de-
feated the Baltimores by batting Taylor ip
the third inning, when they earned runs
In the fifth inning the Nets scored the
winning run in several one base HRS sssis.
ted by Greer's error. Orr, in the frs,
inning, after two hands we're out, succeeded
in getting the ball over fence for home
run. Score Baltimore 6, Nets 8; earned
runs, Nets 4; home runs, Orr, |; two base
hits, Hsnkinson !; three base hits hits
Manning; passed balls, Reichslager 2; first
base on balls, Baltimore 3, Nets l.; first
base bits, Baltimore q, Nets I; errors Bal
limore |, Nets 6; umpire, Quinn; pitchers,
Taylor and Lynch.
At Boson-Ksnsas City 3, Boston 2;
earned runs, Kansas City /; first base hits
KsnsAs City g. Boston 3; errors, Kansas
City 8, Boston 3.
At Washington - Nationals ), St
Louis l. base hits. Nationals 3. St. Louis
| errors, Nationals I, St. Louis ..
At New York-New York I, Chicago
I. Ca!lsd on account OF darkness. First
base hits, New York IL, Chicago l?;
earned rurs, New York 8, Chicago 2; e,-
rors, each.
At Philsdelphis-Detroits !, Philadel-
phias 3 earned rune, Philadelpbia 2; first
base hits, Dstroits T. Philadelphis A. errors
Detroits 10, Philadelphi 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
KENNA ACCEPTS
The Craftsmanship of the Demo-
cratic Campaign Committee.
he FORMALLY ANNOUNCES THE FACT
To the Committee Mr.. Kenna Has No
Fear for Success in the Next
Campaign.


WASHINGTON, D. c., June THE Dem.
ocrstic Congressional Committee held a
meeting this morning at the Capitol, at
which Senator Kenns formally announced
his acceptance of the position as Chair.
man. He said the one consideration which
decided him to accept was the published
statement that his reason for declining
was an apprehension that the Democrats
would be defeated in the approaching
campaign. He declared that no such sp-
prehension had been either expressed or
entertained by him, on the contrary, he
says be feels confident Of Democratic sue
cess. Senator Keuns said he would take
the chairmanship and discharge its duties
to the best Of his ability. lis pretty well
settled that ex.Representative Thompson
of Kentucky, will be made Assistant Sec.
retary, and invested with the powers of
assistant manager, as Senator Kenpa pre-
ters him Tor that posluon. Mr. thompson,
like Mr.. Kenns, is young man.
The Arthur Kill Bill Passed,
WASHINGTON, D. C, June Mr.. Town
send, of Illinois, moved to suspend the
rules aud pass the Senate bill authorizing
the construction of bridge scross the
Arthur Kill-the Baltimore Il Ohio bridge.
Tns motion to suspend the rules aud piss
that bill was agreed to, aid the bill was
passed, l39 to 4.
Referred.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June THE oleo.
margarine bill was referred to the Senate
Committee on Agriculture.
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June THE con-
sular and diplomatic appropriation bill was
passed by the Senate to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
Entail Boiler Explosion,

Troy, N. Y, Jure by the explosion
this morning Of a boiler at the Rensselaer,
mill, one Of the establishments OF the Troy
Iron and Steel Works, ons man was killed
aud nine injured. The explosion occurred
about 100 clock. Michael Dnmvorth was
instantly killed, and Patrick Gsynor se
verely injured, end cannot recover. The
names OF the Others, who will probably re-
cover, are Peter Appleton, Thomas Welch
Daniel Conway, Thomas GalIigaD, W. L
Rjlev, Edward Powers, John Murray and
Edward Palmer. The mill has been idle
;~o years, and had just resumed operations
on Thnrsdsy last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
Prize In the Lottery

Of life which is usually unspprecisted until
il is lost, perhaps never to return Is health
What a priceless boon it is, and how we
onoht 10 cherish il, that life may not De q
wortbIess blsrk to rs. Many of the dis
sssss that fiesh is heir to, md which make
ECs burdensome, such a. consumption
TscrOfSIa Of thss iuDgs), and other scrofa'
Ions ana blood diseaSfs. are compet y
Snrsd by DR.. r. V. Pi,r'e's Golden Med:
ical Diccousry" af,er I'll other remedies
have f.iled. DR.. F,srSc'- treatise on con
nm ,t;on mailed for , cents an stamps
IdSrsss Worlds Dispan-ar7 Medical As
.Ociation, SSs Main sIree. Buffalo. N. Z