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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-05
Ciarksburg Building Booming.
Special TO ne Reeisfr.

CLlRKsBURG, W. Va, April THE
contract for the building Of the new Court
House has been awarded Helmick and
Mayer Of Fairmont. There were no bids
from this city. L. D. Jarvis was appoint
ed special Commissioner to sell the old
Court House the 18th inst. 1t is to be re.
moved by the 18th ult. Friday evening
the Court notified Mr., Loundes. within
sixty days to remove the Bartlett Hotel
building. Work will be commenced at
once. The contract provides that the
building be completed BY September 1887.
It is said work will very soon be begun on
the Federal Postotics; also that o FIRST
class hotel will be built.
The Monongslis Css Coal Co., is build.
ing more than one hundred coke ovens at
Wilsonburg. All the coal mines are now
in operation.
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ATHREAT TO PARNsLL
BY Irish Extremists Denied by Mr.. Sulli

BY Irish Extremists Denied by Mr.. Sulli.
van.
CHICAGO April 4.-The Times will to.
morrow publish the following: Recent
New York dispatches stating that there is
trouble brewing in the Irish National
League and that impatient IEish "Seps-
rationists" threaten 10 withhold financial
aid from Mr.. Pafnen in case he does not
labor for the actual separation Of Ireland
from England have created no
little stir in local circles
Me-. Alexander Sullivan who is
quoted in the dispatches as the real head
of the Irish extremist" was seen by re-
porter for the Times and questioned as to
the probable truth of the reports that an
agent of the extremists" had interviewed
Mr.. Parnell in the House of Com
mons and urged him to adopt measures
looking directly to separation. Mr.. Sullivan
said be did not believe any agent had been
sent to Mr.. Parnell to make threats of
withholding support from the Irish leader
or to demand any change of policy on Mr..
Psrnelfs part. He thought the cable
gram alleging the presence of such an
agent caused its own denial on its face.
II the Irish people felt Ike serving no,
tioe that they were impatient of delay
and that they would resort to other means
Of agitation surely they would
not threaten or censurs Mr.. PSrnsll. No
one who is sane imsgines that Mr.. Parnell
or his associates should be held responsible
for the delay On the part of the English
government to give Ireland justice. If
such threat as this alleged agent or mes
sage Is said to have made were contem-
plstsd il would be directed to the English
government and no. to him or his party
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SENSATION

A Conspiracy TO Have Irons and O'hsr
knights Arrested.
ST l "a. Apsl "A telegraph opera
TOT uamed F,a,k Mex igsan w's arrested
tO-sav and nsds a confession EalSh will
~.e ante d sensation here. He Gays ne
go lnss aa agreement with
~ M .Fc.Ioag, k3sJiff Of the GouIa
l'''"' 90, service sSaTaAy Martin
Ir,,s I'm = CsaRSlsn and H'heF PS0m'n
-, =. y % kc;Eht o. Lsb5r Eera Q
bs go = ~ vas esssSed in the
third .,o,v oI NJ s227 asrss' S:Ese,'
past tie window Of " IT.
telegraph w.rs, on which q - pacific pt
Fms: Vice President Of the NJ S,, nm
Railway, vas 10 almost eoostal
'eatlo1 Win jay Gouli .,r
AcKeIghan engaged mother O. aSS
named Nichols. Ire Rire wss tspps
an instrument was soon AZ work. The
rangement was To have Irons, Coughls y
and others in the room in,orceptiug the
messages between HGxis and Gould when
Tue police would make descent on the place
and capture them ard the whole
outfit the signal 70, the descent was to be
q lamp placed IN ore OF the windows. On
FRIDAY night the detectives and q squad OF
ponce were ready Snd y lamp appeared IN
one Of the windows Of the second floor.
a rush was made for the room, and
poor woman running sewing machine
vas allthst Was touad The raiders found |
Inst they had struck the wrong room and |
according went to the third lloor McKeighsn |
was found alone. Chief Hsrrigsn heard of !
lowed
Must Have the Advance Now.
PlTTSsUaG, April AT a meeting Of
me second aud third pool coal miners at
Sehryocks, Pa, last night it was decided
70 strike on Wednesday unless the opera
tors adVarcs the rate for mining coz ship
pea oy railroads one quarter Of . = ~~I
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AaAppeaI From Key West.

KEY WEST, April Al q meeting OF
merchants had here the following appeal
was issued:
To the Citizens oftks Uaited States:
A large portion OF our city having been
swept away BY the flames, our industrial
occupations entirely ruined and thousands
OF our people left in after dessitntion ano
distress, we find ourselves compelled to ap-
peal to the benevolence ofo countrymen
and request that the leading papers re-
ceivs subscriptions in our behalf and for
ward the same to u. l. Hell;ngs, Esq,
our treasurer.
Signed WV; CURRY
Chairman Rsliaf Clmmi tee.
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ANOTHER FLOOD FEARED

At Charleston, WhsFG Rain Checks the
Fall and Causes ? Rise.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, April THE
river at this point has been falling rapidly
for two days Rain, hoSevsr, is falling
fast and the stream is now rising. 1t is
feSred another food will be upon the city
within tbs aeyt twenty-tour hours.
Rising Two IpShes an Hour.
LOUISVILLE, April The river here cou-
tiuues to rice two inches an hour and hes
reached the houses at the foe! of SIKH
street, running the Inhabitants out. No
damsgs is reported yet The Kentucky
and Big Sandy rivers are still r.EiDg from
head waters and much loss of lumber is re.
ported ct midnight the river here will
reach 2T fset and much unessiness is telt.
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LITTLE TARIFF LEGISLATION
Expected at This session-No Agreement
Attaluable.
Sp1ci1I 10 The R.otStsT.

SpectdI 10 me ht0tsId.
WAsHYGToy, ,Ap:il4-"Whatl legislation
do you expect on the tayiS as lois session
of Coagyess - asked your correspondent OF
q member Of the lower House who is well
posted upon all matters affectip: :.s reve-
nues. Il do -. anpctpa,e that much OF
anything will be done" he replied, but
the policy Of the Ways ard Ncans Com
mittes, or at least majority gift will be
to make q big fight on the lumber and salt
schedules. The Democratic members rec.
o9nizs The absolute certainty Of a Rspubli.
can majority 10 the Frftie,h Congress m
less they DO something before he tall
elections. All a,terct1 "a agsee Opon any
radical tsriH reform bill have proved futile
and abor I've. II is utterly impossible to
secure anything like harmony among the
various rirgs Of he D mocrs'ic party, and
for this resssn | 90 10, 6rliess that any
further atls1ps viii be made at Wholesale
taiif; legislation Something, however,
must be done 10 ssti'fy the farn'rs OF The
West, and to win back the support for the
Democratic party which sill certainly be
lost ,hroagh he nFesijerts course ip
vetoing lh6 Des Aoirss river lad bill, And
tie Democratic leaders will at'emp, TO &c.
cure Tin support Ny placing lumber and
salt on the free list. They may succeed
but kepond this they Will not GO in the
matter Of tariff legislsnon a. this sessicn.
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RIPPLEs FROM THE RIVER.
News GIeaued About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.

News GIeaued About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
The marks last ev ,nirg indicstei2O feet
inches and falling 'ss'
Boats up with Sempties-Sam Clark,
DIN Kane and Tnos. W. Means.
The steamer Katie Stockdsle had no
Do sad up at 'ats hour last night.
Boats down 7,itk coa,-==Tom Dodsworti,
Frank Gilaore, N slie Walton aud Frei
WIs)r.
The steamer Elaine went to P.ttsburg
Yesterday with a tow, bat will leave Tor
Parkers5arg Abont rOon 70 ds7:
The Veteran No. 2 got aground at the
BELMONT mill landing sometime Saturday
night and is 10 q dangerous position.
The Steamer New Courier left NstcheS
with Capt Tom Prince in command, Oh
March Slst, for Wheeling She will re-
enter her old trade between this point aid
Psrkersburg.
At pittsburgh last night the marks were
II feet 6 inches snd falling. Both The Al
lagheuy and MouopgSheia are expected &c
b. rising this morning.
The steamer Andes will be up TO night
from Cincinnati aud will return on time
to morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, Chss
Muhleman in command, Mart F. Noll and
Ghss Knox In cbsrge Of the once.
Marks st up stream points lsst evening:
Oil City, I feet and falling; Browns,
vile, II feet and falling Parker, 8 feet
and falling; Morgsntown, 10 feet 6 inches
aud risiug; Lock No. 4, l3 feet 6 inches
and falling.
The Local inspectors at Cincinnati have
rendered decision in the recent coliEiou
case between the St. Lawrence and the
Nail City. The latter boat was found to
be in fec!:. Capt ". 0. Martin and pilot
Wslter Thacker were suspended.
! Will S. Hays, of Louisville, the vel
kaown soug writer snd journalist, has
written and copyrighted musical act, IN
uhioh deckhands, eosLpassers aud firemen
all Join in roaring boatmans soog Will
a rollickiDg chorus Tue author will IN
uoduce it in his minstrel show this season
playirg the principal chsrsetsr hlFselt.
1 Il Is entitled "ns Big Joe I" meaning th'
towbost Joe B Willisha
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On the g. & P.
S,,c,nl 10 TIA RcCist.y.

DoBBIx, W. Va, April Regular bus,-
ness has bsen dull along the line Of the
Y. Va. C. & P. railway this week, owing
10 the heavy E&iEg and consequent high
water in the river. Raaw4y communities
tom was cut Cs.E for three days % shSas.
Late last night trs,,c- was run through to
Davis, the frat siuce Tuesday. Inc rivers
were higher than for number OF J"arS'
but no damage was done. A very success
fol drive vas made on the Potomac, 8 clean
sweep being made.
Miners at Davis have resumed work.
They were out one day.
A heavy rain is now falling and the riV-
ers are rising rapidly again. No danger
is anticipated, however, as 1t takes very
heavy food to do damage in this part OF
the mountains.
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BELLAlR e,

The Democratic city ticket 10 be voted
for to-day is az follows: Mayor, Patrick
McGrsnshaR; Marshal, John Burke; Soil.
citor, George Woodbridge; Street Com mis-
sioner, Cornelius Curran Members OF
School Board. James McGrau and o. =.
Mason; Water Works Trustee. J. b. Oar
rah.
The Courcilnen for the different wa,ds
are as follows: First Ward, J. l. Sterrett;
Second Ward, John Morris; Third Ward.
John McDermott Fourth Ward, George
Jennings; Fifth Ward, Cos. Hartenstsiu.
The Democratic township ticket is 40
follows,
Trus,ees-I. Il. Day, Henry Myers aud
A. l.. Baron.
Clerk-Chsrles A. Hoffman.
Tressurer-Wilham A. Schramm.
CoIstables-E S. Brown and WilliaB
Il. Drugan.
Yesterday The various candidates and
their friends were busy working on Their
prospects. They wore dodgipg in ~
alley here and ont back door there.
The result Of to-dsy's battle 10 . mystery
and will hardly be known before the bal
lots are courted. McGrannahan, Burke
and Woodbridge are confident, and they
have reason to be.
There was no Iervice In the Episcopal
Church last night, owing TO the illness Of
Mrs. Rev. W. Walker, wiis Of the pastor Of
that church.
The Niagara Rink re opened Saturday
night! Quite good crowd turned ost
and enjoyed the sport Of rolling until 1880
o'clock. The Soor was Ia pretty fair con.
dition,
About 8 o'clock last evening, whila
three men were On the roof Of The
rink cleaning Of the snow. they heard the
timbers cracking, and ran for one end OF
the building. One of the men Jumped co.
but before the Others could do 20 the entire
structure collapsed and fell to the sarb.
fortunately injuring no one. The nspsgers
are playing in tough luck, and have the
sympathy Of all.
Liberty Hose Cospany, after the con-
test for the trumpet wss declared In their
favor, laid in u large supply OF refresh.
aents o. their hose houss apG entertained
visitors until . late hour.
The Glass City B,ildips Association
elec.s q nsv board of directors ct iis an.
nusl Meeting this evening. A good st.
tendance Of the stockholders is desired.
Mics Lizzie Piper entertained friends on
Saturday evening.
The Boston Hat House opened on Sat
urdsy.
1t was the employees OF the bottle works
who presented John Campbell with gold
headed cane.
Mayor Cooper takes charge Of the post.
Office this week.
Yesterday was miserable day bf talk
ing politics on the street. corners
Capt Davis is having sew Doe. boilt
at Wheeling.
The furnace Of .he Crystal Window Glsss
Works viii bs covered and protected from
tho weather.
Alonzo Kirk. vs,cbman on the Priscess.
was married On Saturday night ia Wheel
ing to young h.dy Of this city.
Mics Jessie Wiley 10 visiting in Wkesb
lag.
Rev. r. N. Brown preached in the SEQ
ond Presbyterian Church last night
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AWAY WITH SECRESY.
The Star Chamber Methods Growing in |
Disfavor.
tSpecial 10 The Reci,ter

The Star Chamber Methods Growing in
Disfavor.
Special 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The movement
to open executive sessions in the Senate is
growing in favor, and it is quite like y that
before the closs Of tas present Congress,
at least these star chamber proceedings
will be dispensed with forever. The Sena-
tors on both side recognize the absurdity
of attempting to keep secret the discussions
upon nominations with $50 newspaper
men constantly on the alert for informa-
ton. Not single executive session has
been held this winter, at which anything OF
importance trapspired, that bss not been
known throughout the country twelve
hours after the doors were opened. All
attempts to find how news OF this charGc
ter leaks out have been unsvailing. Some
how or the other i; gets out, and that's q all
there is Of it. This fact, together with the
furthe. ons that great many Senators
themselves are quite willing that
the discussions on nominationa should
be made public. 1t bayipg its
effect and there are daily accessions TO the
ranks of those who advocate the policy Of
open doors. Of course there are many,
especially among the older members, who
will stand out to the last for the pFeroga.
tives so.cslled OF the Senatorial body, but
there is every reason TO believe that their
number is growing less each Gay, and that
the close OF the Forty. ninth Congress will
witness the one great needed reform iu the
Senate, namely: the ab2ltion OF secrecy
where secrecy is not required. There are
times Of course when 1t would be exceed.
ingly unwiss to make public oil the busi'
ness of the government in Its tcreign rela-
TONS and it is thought that the secret sea.
sions will still be kept up for the discussion
Of treaties, the publication of which might
defeat the end sought by the treaty making
bowers.
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Epglish Markets.
lSigued

LONDON, April THE demand for dis
count during the week wss limited, the
rate for three months was !. Tae stotk
exchange loan Ustll rext accoun. IS 1t.
Business en- the stock exchange during
the week was depressed, every department
except the American showing lower prices
The irish question, the threatening condi-
ton OF foreign politics and the bulls op-
Grafton on the Berlin Bourse continue to
weaken the market. American Ts.ivSY
ssoprities were in sctivs de maui with .
tendency 70 strength. The marEe: CLOSED
AZ the heaviest .! tba week Su. pr ces were
r,aintsiped.
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Illegal Cohabitation.

SALT LAKE., UTAH TERRITORY, April l.
E. Taylor, late member OF the
legislative council, son Of John Taylor
and business manager of the Desert News
was arrested yesterday. There is three
indictments of unlawful cohabitatiou
against him. He was released on 81 900
bail upon each charge.
Joseph Z Dean, Lake City Councillor
was arrested yesterday with two indict.
ments Of sau sort against him. Bail was
fxe d at 81 ,0CO each.
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What Can be Done.

By trying again ard keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds Of hopeless cases Of
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured BY Electric Bitters, after everything
else had bean tried in vain So, don't
think there ia no cure for you, but Try Elec-
tric Bi;tsrs. There isno medicine % ssie,
60 pure, and 60 perfect Blood Purifier.
Elsctnc Bitfers viii cure Dyspepsis. E.a-
be.es and all Diseases Of the Kid.eys- In
valuable in sfieciiops Of Stomach and
Liver, AID overcome sll UrirsTy Di6icul
ties. Lsres Bottles oaly 50 eenis, ct Lo
gan 4 Co.'S,
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committee. which will sntsgonizs it with
the postoffice appropriation bill. This meas
ure was shuntei Of last week TO secure
free track for the labor arbitration bill.
An effort will be made tomorrow to pass
the Mexican pension bill under suspen-
aion Of the rules, and many members are
down on the Speakers list for recognition
to offer motions to take up and pass bills
for the erection of public buildings, At
tempts will also be made to have days set
apart for the consideration of the bank.
ruptcy bill and the bill providing for the
new naval establishment.
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bushel The advance has been promised
on May l, but the miners want it at oacs.
The Tie Up Almost Ended.
PIrTsBURG. April 4-Trsfic was re-
sumed on all the street car lines but one
this morning at the terms agreed upon at
yesterdays conference. The Oakland
Company has not signed the agreement
and the men viii not return to work until
they do.
Bakers Strike.
NEw YORE, April 4.-Fiye hundred
journeymen bakers last night determined
to strike on May for II hours work FIVE
days OF the work, II on Saturday and to
board where they choose.
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Rnohatnrt Arrested.

LONDON, April A Paris dispatch Says
that Mme. R5cht fort and DdequeTcy have
hssn arrested at DscoYesvills and taken N
Sstters 10 prison. A dispatch from Bras'
ssls says that the Socialist leaders Osluis'
sssnx and Fauviaux, while proceeding TO
mestips st Bsrinrge, we're arrested sho
,sken back to Brussels by g 'ndsrmes
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WASHINGTON, d. c, April 4,--Secrsta,y
Manning continues to improve rapidly.
He is very much better tonight and Il 10
hoped he will be able to cit up within .
few days
Secretary Lamar and Attorney General
Garland have almost entirely recovered,
aud are now able TO transact departmental
business at their homes, but their physi.
clans will no, allow them to 20 out while
the present inclement weather continues.
Representative Brown, OF Ohio, 10 now
out Of danger, out his recovery will b
slow.
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ovsbt abs soundIy Whsled.

PrrrsBURG, April 4-Hsrsey Ne Aur-
,,T, n;ne-ysar.Old boy,whO stabbed Thomas
R3Iau, o Companion, yesterday, with whem
he hsd quarrel, was sisesareed from
c9,toiy en- today by the cOsOneFs jury on sc
ooynt of bis extreme youth. Ihs ieSti-
non showed that BOlan bad provoked TIE
ausr.J cl, By calling ECNurrsy vile nSme''
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.1-,..; TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup Z tos a Shis u
dram % tse thing, is th 'Prescrphon OF one 90 ..
IrsI - s0 tsnsia nura = and fhysicians In the
T1;ssJ IP1 - States and h - been used Tor forty
~ OniIeo ~ nsver faa 6ng success By mis'
E EeAs - r,otbsrs No for bsir ehildren. DuI-
nons so % o-ocsss Of teeth ing It's vsiue Is m
ing me r. rsl;eves tie chSd from pain,
ca,cuS S1,raa a -eussry and dian rhoes. gapins N
sureS I x...sIs and wind ,eclic. By giving
ne Ss,,S - the child Il rsts the. notasr.
pie 26o q bottse.
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An Old Journal.

NunkDEIrmA, April 4.-Ths Philadsl-
+ Taauirer, which VS. founded in 1929,
phis ieh is with Q single exception the
and Wh Mrnd in Philadelphia, vii be
Oldest J. >OzroE from its new building at
Issued ton xaoFuer Of Tenth and Chest
the northWeA
mt streets.
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"LAY thy sweet hand, in mine, and
IN me" be said, but shs only remarked
that she had neuralgia and mnst hold her
hasd. Then he bought her bottle OF
Salvation Oil for twenty-five cents. Now
L. holds her sweet hands by the hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-05

Youxo or middle ssed nsa ssehdaG
from nervous deb;lity. 1oss Of nse9gJ:
prsmatore Old sss: - the fsssn g
habin, should sesd 10 eses ID ae.p
illustrated beok o1trs9 ssrs Den8
eure. Ad6rpa Vslfs DlseeaaaRy -
- Anoeiasiss. BsaaiA n Il
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A Wonderful Cure is NkishIgss.

ADRlAN, mieh., huy. ID, 1908
DEAa Sigs-I think IL my duty to tell
you o. ias great cure Elected By "Aromsn-
ns." ! was recently troubled With liver
complaint and dyspepsia, accompsEisd
with great cos,iysnes, pslpits.ion OF tho
heart. nervous debility, female ursulss-
tiles, in fac; il seemed ss though every o..
gnn was dsrapsed. bad ued varioss
remedies and drugs. and also psescriptiess
Of good phys;eisns. ba. afforded ns no
relief, and / vAs slmos: despaired Of rs-
covery when I Vas recon mended TO Try
"AYomspps," which ] dA, and sftW tai,
ing it several TINS expsfiepced great
benefit. 10 short tiue vss sbIs 10 70
about where ! pleased without sbostssss st
breath, which troubled ne most Of tAs
time. Irecommend II % The finest nedi.
cine Tor liver complains that ever ssv.
snd advise The saiicted 10 give il trial.
LILLIAN RussELL.
Sold by Logan 4 Co. H IS and 75c.
Do Not fYfns
With cold, thinking that it Will psss C6is
few days. but secure Ut opos . bottle Of
DoIAc's "Ssiss Bslssm," he Great Cossh
Remedy, and zee What few doses vDl Do
for you. Affords relief 10 every iosasee.
Quick, safe and reliable 'Sviss Balsn"
is especially recommend4d Cor children, -
II contains TO morphis or op;sn. ssd
pleasant 10 TAXA. fSy Il ssdyos sin -
no other. Price IS and 56c. Sold ~
Logan 1 Co
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"WHLr ia ibe Whole duty Of married
mAuY' asks the ssv eopiugsl estechisn
To be agreeable 10 his vile ard keep DR..
Bills Cough Syrup in the house tor the
children when they get . cold. Of eoufss.
AK us tometl ing hard.
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TROUBLE AHEAD.

IhUUDLE HnEhDI
Troops Being Hurried to Fort
Worth.
Strikers Also Arriving in Num-
bsrs There.
They Declars That No Trains Shall
Leave
Until the Strike is Over, and the
Citizens
Declare Trains Shall Leave If II
Costs Dozens Of Lives.
The Authorities Will Bring the
Whole Force of the State
To Bear Upon the Strikers, il
Necessary.
TFOubIe of a Serious Nature Look
ed for To-Day.
A Conspiracy to Have Prominent
knights Arrested
Discovered at ST. Louisa Neat
Scheme.
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HorsEord's Acid Phosphate In Ccnstipa'
tion.
DrJ.N. Robin son, Medina. o., says;;
In cases of irdigestit n, constif aIoo saE
nervous prostratisn, its results are nspPy'
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PIE TRUTH,

thousands Of them would say Here lies
a woman killed by too much mendiug, and
..,;;,s aud baking. aud scrubbing, and
socuriEk: the weapon with which she was
Ian vss . bSoom, or o sewing machine, or
. isdle" You thipk, OH man of the
: xo-;S nd, ths. YOU Ssxs Al the cares and
anxieties. II the csres sSa sntsiiss Of
the household should ccme Rpon snu tor
ons week, You would be st candidate for
Blcominedale-I mean insane asylum.
The hslErested housekeeper arises In the
morninQ. She must have the morning re.