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Es% ana lnUGscritnbly miserable, both physi-
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lliiness or hloatiug after eating, or or gone
Iess, or emptiness OF stomach in tho morn
ing, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste in
muuth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred eyCslEht, " floating specks"
before the eyes, nervous prostitution or ex-
bausti0u, irTi,nhil.ty. u temper, hot tiushes,
alternating with chilly seusgttiona, SHARP,
bitiDg, transient rains here anl there, cold
feet, d~uuwsineS5 uitcr meals, E3kcfulness, or
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indcscrbable feeling OF dread, or Of inpend-
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- These symptoms, you are suffering from
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Bilious DYSPEPSIA, Cc Torpid Liver, RssUUinteC
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viii EuOdue IL tx taken according 10 direc-
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maladies are quito liable 10 set in and, sooner
or later, induce q fatal termination.
d. Pterce's Golden Medical Dis.
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through that great blood purifying organ
cleanses the system of all blood-taints anc i'm
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an appetizing, restorative tonic, IL promotes
digestion ard nutrition, thereby building up
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this wonderful medicine has gained great
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Fever, Dumb Ague. ana kindred diseases.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-31
CURES ALL HuMoRS,

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-31

We the undersigned Rams q and Bankers will pay
an Prizes drawn IN The lnu'sidnu stsie Lotteries
which may bI presented 81 oar counter.
E.N .WALHSIEN, srss Louisiana Na'. Bank,
pIEIIGI. LANAIN, Pres, sta'e Vat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pre-. New Odebus M. Bans.
CARL kOHN, Pies. Union SWioUSi Bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
CONGRESSIONAL WORK
HOW THE DAY WAS SPENT IN THB UPPER
AND LOWER HOUSE.
The Deficiency Bill AbsOrbs the Time Of the Senate
Lively Speech from Senator Allison
Ths Work in the House Other
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, January 25.-The Senate
to-day adopted resolution to pay to Dan
iel B. Lucas 81, 900 as the expenses OF his
contest for the seat of Senator Faulkner,
of West Virginia.
A resolution was adopted directing an
investigation as to whether the street rail-
road companies of the District Of Columbis
are paying fair share of taxation.
A series of resolutions by Mr.. Chandler,
calling for information as to contracts, ex-
penditures, delays, etc, in connection
with the construction Of new paval vessels,
were taken up and adopted with an amend
ment by Mr.. Butler, extending the inquiry
to January l, 1880, instead of March .,
1885.
The Senate then resumed consideration
of the Urgency Deficiency Appropriation
Dill.
Mr.. Hale, WHO uus .narge of he bill,
again defined the attitude taken by the
Senate Committee on Appropriations in re-
gard to items which the House bad re-
Trained from placing in the bill.
Mr.. Hale, from the Committee on APP
preparations, offered an amendment appro-
priating $26l, 16l to complete the construc-
ton and armament of theshree steel cruis-
ers, Chicago, Boston and Atlanta.
A discussion ensued, many Senators
arguing against the propriety OF putting
into the bill amendments that would
have the effect OF delaying its pas
sage, and Mr.. Hale defending his action
in offering the amendment on the
ground that the Senate had just over
ruled the position which the Appropria-
ton Committee had taken on the subject
mot to add any items to the bill as it
came from the House and also on the
ground that the Secretary of the Navy
stated that the appropriations were abso-
lutely needed.
After long discussion, the question
was taken on Mr.. Evart's motion to strike
ont the proviso, and it was rejected, yeas
"a, nays %. Mr.. Evarts then moved to
add to the proyiso the words, "but this
amendment shall not affect existing suits
or demands" aud it was agreed to.
Mr.. Sherman offered an amendment to
pay four per cent. TO the several pages
named in the bill; but it was excluded on
point of order.
Mr.. Harris offered an amendment appro-
priatiDg for jurors fees $50, 900, for witness
fees $500, 900, and for pay of bailiffs and
criers SIS 600; but on opposition Of Mr..
Hale it was rejected.
Without further amendments the bill
was passed, and after an executive session
the Senate adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
PARKERsBURG NEWS.
A Street Railway IucorpOrated-Unite
States Court In Session.

A Street Railway Iucorporated-Unite
States Court In Session.
Special nLe0rGm 10 The Register.
PARKERsBCRG, January 25.-A num-
Der of citizens Of this city have Just re-
ceived a charter Incorporating a street
railway. The capital stock is $50, 600 and
the charter will expire in 1888. The pro-
posed route will take the line from the
Ohio river past the business portion of the
town. Work begins at once.
United States Court is in full blast and
will probably be in session several weeks
Just now the old case of Keller versus
Cover, in which the boundary line be-
tween Hardy county, ". Va, and Sben-
audoah county, Virginia, is involved. An
array Of eminent talent looks after the in
terests OF the contestants. An apprecia-
tion in the value Of the property involved
has given the case additional interest.
The grand iury has summoned nearly two
hundred witnesses to appear before it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Susquehanna, Pa, had $25, 900 blaze.
Two hotels and three residences were de-
stroyed.
The Car has refused to permit the Or
leans princes to join the Russian Imperial
guard.
Gregg & Co, manufacturers OF sgricul-
tural implements, TrumaDsburg, n. Y,
has assigned.
Gen. John w. Fennell, Of CovingtoD,
died at Helena, NJ. T., yesterday.
Nova Scotia is swept by terrible storm.
The harbors are all showed up and travel
is stopped.
The banquet Of the Home Market Club,
Boston, at which Senator Sherman and
Congressman Goff were to speak on
Thursday, has been postponed, Senator
Sherman being unable to be present on ac-
count Of the death of his brother in.law.
The Indiana G. A. r. has a pretty fight
within its own ranks. There are two fac
tions, and they are quarrellipg over which
is regularly constituted. Two have been
suspended.
JOuu 1ctIltI WTltS6 lIOm CIoIiud tuha
he will claim the worlds championship,
if Kemp does not accept his challenge to
row within month.
A freight train near Lawrence Junction,
Ohio, ran into another freight train, badly
I'M juIing seven men. None were killed.
r. Duncan & Co g stove works al
Sharon, Pa, have been closed by the
Sheriff
A trust of Brass and steam filters is the
latest to be formed at Pittsburg.
1t is expected that the miners of tb'
Pittsburg district viii demand ten PEI
cent advance at their coming inter-Stat.
eonvention.
Edward Coffey, the condemned Pittsburt
murderer, who made such fearful at
tempt to commit suicide, few days ago
died in the hospital yesterday.
The Courier. Journal has rendered tn
striking printers Associated Prees dis
patches free for six mouths If they wish Z
start paper.
Anexplosion at q dynamite factory nea
Jenkton, Pa, yesterday, killed one maj
and badly Infused three others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
AWFUL SUFFERINGs
The Terrible Experience OF the Crew OF g
Wrecked American Vessel.

The Terrible Experience OF the Crew OF q
Wrecked American Vessel.
NEW YORK, January 25.-Among the
passengers who arrived on the steamship
San Marcos to-day from Havana were
seven of the crew OF the bark D. Chaplin,
of Boston, which foundered at sea on
Christmas Day. Tie survivors were adrift
in boat about ten days without food or
water. Captain W. c. Hull, the cook and
a seaman perished from hunger and priva-
tiop, and the rest got so desperate that they
were tempted TO turn cannibals.
On the morning of January 4 the schoon-
er Louis G. RAbel sighted and saved them.
BY that time they were so weak they
couldn't hold the rope thrown, and the
Captain made loop on it and hauled them
up himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
REMANDED FOR SENTENCE.
81 Count" De Wolfe Pleads Guilty to False
Pratanaa and Forgery.

Count" De Wolfe Pleads Guilty to False
Prstense and Forgery.
WIKEsBARRE, Pa, January 2o.-
"Count" George De Wolfe, who came to
this city last November with his pretty
wife, was placed on trial yesterday on live
charges of false pretenses and forgery.
He came here introducing work OF art
for New York publisher, put up at the
Valley House, and set himself to work TO
cultivate the acquaintance of the most
fashionable society circles in town. He
succeeded in obtaining an entrance in some
of the best families, and had become a
great favorite with the ladies, being u
handsome and, apparently, refined and
cultured man, when he was arrested for
forgery and false pretenses. He had
forged the names OF a number of we'll
known men In town, and on these forger-
les obtained his commission from the New
York firm.
When arraigned in court he pleaded
guilty to one case OF false pretense and one
OF forgery, and was remanded until Satur-
day for sentence
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
TALLY SHEET CASES.
Scenes In Court-Trying to Get

Exciting Scenes In Court-Trying to Get a
Jury.
COLUMBUS, o, January 25.-The work
Of procuring jury in the Tally Sheet for
gerry cases is proceeding to-day. The most
sensational scenes are taking place in court
over the radical speeches of attorneys.
The judge has given notice that be will
clear the court room and hold the sessions
in private unless order is maintained.
All of to day was consumed in an effort
to secure the requisite number of jurymen.
From the list OF forty names prepared, each
side has stricken OFF twelve, and of the six
teen remaining six were excused to-day on
their own application and Tor reasons set
forth by themselves, which under the
law constitute an excuse. Ten men re-
main who have not asked to he excused.
The Court furnished an additional list OF
twenty names from which to select the re-
quiTed sixteen, when certain number OF
challenges will be made reducing the
number to twelve before the case can pro-
csed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
STRIKERS CONSULT.

A Disposition on the Part Of the X. Of l.. to
Make Concessions.
SHANoKIS, Pa, January GA mass
meeting Of miners and railroaders is in ses-
sion here to-day.
1t has been announced by the Knights
Of Labor that individual eolleries may
resume work on an eight per cent.
basis, providing they give the Reading sys-
TEN as small an amount Of tonnage as pos
sible. This will cause number Of idle
collieries to resume operations The Read
ing's Bear Valley shaft made an effort 10
start yesterday, but failed, lacking sufa
cient number Of hands
Keystone Colliery, at Locustdale, is still
in operation, and has shipped about forty
cars Of coal this week. II is said that an
effort will be msde TO start the North Ash
land colliery to-day or 10 morrow,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
THE HOUSES WORK.
A Lively Session-Discussion of the Trust
Evil

Lively Session-Discussion of the Trust
Evil.
WASHINGTON, D. C., January % -
In the House this morning Mr.. Randall
introduced bill for an engineers exami-
nation and report whether Smiths Island
and Windmill Island, in the Delaware
river opposite Philadelphia, are obstruc-
tions to commerce. and if so, authorizing
the Secretary Of War TO purchase aud en-
tirely remove these island from the river
Referred
Mr.. Belmont, New York, introduced a
bill extending for one year from June 10th
next, the time for the completion Of the
Staten Island bridge.
The resolution from the Committee on
Commerce TO investigate the combinations
among the producers of the necessaries of
life 10 keep up prices, and the effect of
such combinations on The price of neCes-
saries, Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania, said
that when the resolution had been origin
ally offered he had objected to its imme-
diate consideration, because he thought it
was not comprehensive enough He would
like to have the resolution amended so as
to extend the Inquiry to include the
Standard oil, perhaps, aud the Whisky
Trust, perhaps, and every trust in the
United States. If Congress had Federal
way of interfering with the organizations,
it might be useful 10 exercise it.
Mr.. Mason, OF Illinois, the author of the
resolution, stated that it was not his object
to authorize q smelling committee to in
wade States and investigate the business of
persons doing business under State law.
The object of his resolution was the ascer-
tainment Of the effect which combinations
had on the price of neCessaries, and further,
to ascertain whether or not by reason of
the tariff, those combinations were able TO
reduce the price ornecessaries.
A general discussion eRsued, after which
On motion of Mr.. Randall, several amend
meDts, tending to broaden the scope Of the
inquiry, were agreed TO. O..
The resolutions with .ho 2c-ampauying
preamble WAS then adcptcd and the House
adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
4 Murdsrous Chinese Organization.

OTTAWA, January 25.-There is much
excitement over the arrest Of Chipsman
named Lum Hip at Victoria, British Col
umbia, for attempting the murder of J.
Z. Gardiner, custom house officer at
that port, wich has led to the dis
coyery of a dangerous secret Chinese
society, which numbers its membership
By the thousands in both British Co.
lumbia and the United States, whose oh
ject appears to be the annihilation of any
one the director of the society may see fit
to siugle ont. When arrested, Lum Hip
had formidable looking document written
in req ink, in his possession, which he
fought hard to regain. This paper re-
vealed the true character Of the society,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
TWELVE MURDERS
The Awful Record of Cuba's Lawle
Rule In One Day,

The Awful Record of Cuba's Lawless
Rule In One Day.
NEW YORK, January 55.-A Key West
special says: During the last ten days
Havana has been in a perfect turmoil and
on the verge of mob violence. The trouble
was caused by the unscrupulous acts OF
Capt. General Marin and his officials. Al
though Marin bas been in office but three
months his administration is reeking with
crimes of every description. The govern
ment tax is short $50, 900. the local board
of alderman have gobbled $4,000, the
Cardenss tax Office is short $40, OOO, and
every Office of trust is honeycombed with
fraud. On Sunday there were twelve
murders, one suicide, eight highway rob-
berries and four stabbing affrays In Havana
and Cardenas. LaLucha in its last issue
says: 1--WE must protect ourselves, as We
are living on top OF a powder mine. :" A
special from Havana last night said that
the situation. is becoming alarming every
moment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
MYERS BIG SUIT.
The Redoubtabls Allan Comes Back at HIS
Prosecutors.

The Redoubtsble Allan Comes Back at HIS
Prosecutors.
COLUMBUS, o, January 2a-Allen o.
Myers, one Of the defendants in the forgery
case, filed a case in court yesterday, asking
$500, 600 damages from c. D. Firestone,
G. d. Batter, c. o. Sumter and the prose
cutting attorney, claiming that they con
spired to secure his indictment and have
purchased the evidence OF irresponsible par
ties to swear against him in the prosecution.
He claims that the indictment was secured
by false testimony furnished by Algernon
Granville, OF Chicago He alleges that
Granville received $1,000 for giving the
testimony, and that he is TO get more for
testifying at the. trial He charges also
these defendants knew all the time that
the testimony of Granville was false, and
that they acted with view Of iDjuring
him professionally and in business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
FOR WEST VIRGINIANS.


An Important Item In the Deficiency Bill
Personal Notes OF Interest.
SPECIAL Ttieoram 10 the Reoise-.
WASHINGTON, January 25.-The Def.
cheney bill, which passed the Senate to.
day contains an appropriation of $50, $40
for Charles McCafferty for work done ON the
Grest Kanswhs river. 1t also contains q
provision, that any contract indebtedness
of said MeCafferty incurred by sub.can,
tract labor, or material furnished for the
prosecution of the work, on which sum is
based, shall be first ascertained and paid
by the Secretary of War and balance paid
by said McCaferty."
This proviso was prepared by Mr.. Kenns
in the last Congress and was in the bill
when it failed in conference. 1t secures
for a.large number of people in the Kama.
wha valley their claims against McCafferty
for work done and labor furnished, which
will be settled upon proper inquiry by the
Secretary OF War.
The claimants will be duly notified and
viii rot need to take any action until they
get lionce from the War DEPARTMENT.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Jones, of Ne,
vada, reported from the Committee on Con-
tipgent Expenses favorably the resolution
introduced several weeks ago by Mr..
Faulkner, providing Tor the payment Of
81, 900 to Daniel B. Lucas, of West Vir-
ginia, in full for all expenses incurred by
him in contesting Mr.. Faulkner's right to
a seat in the Senate. Mr.. Faulkner grace
fully asked for unanimous consent that
the resolution be considered at once, and
there being no opposition it WAS passed.
This probably is the end of that contest.
d. A. Beard and r. w. Kennedy are
among to-day's arrivals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
FRUIT GROwEI,s MsKT.
Annual Convoption of tho Horticultural
society st San Jo,s.

Annual Conyoption of tho horticultural
Society st San Jo,s.
SAN FRASCIsCo CAL, January d.
The eighth annual session Of the American
Horticultural Society convened nj Han
jose yesterday, many Of the mos. promi-
neDt men In the horticultural and sgricul-
tural circles In the country being present
The session at San Jose will last three OF
four days, and An adjourned s~sion which
will be held at Riverside In Southern Cali.
forpia will cccvpy about the same time.
About 2D0 delegates from different parts
Of the country will he present. The after
ooon session was mainly devoted 30 read
ing psper by Geo. Husman, Of Cslifornis,
on The Outlook Of American Grape Cul.
ture, " and discussion thereof.
The formal opening Of the Citrus Fair.
Santa Clara valles, Of which San Jose 4
the center, took place last evening. The
delegates Of the Horticultural Scisty me.
in body. An address Of welcoins Was
made by the Mayor and responses ny Prof.
Redpatb, Indiana, and PRECEDENT Earle,
Illinois.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
THREAD WORKS BURNED.
Barbour L Co.'s New Factory at Allentown
Destroyed.

Barbour l. Co.'s New Factory at Allentown
Destroyed.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, January 25.-Flre
broke ont at q O'Clock this morning in the
fax stored on the first floor of Barbour q
Co. s new thread mill here, and at noon
the flax was still burning fercely though
the fire is supposed to be under control.
There were 4,sOO bales of Irish fax in the
building, and the loss will be very heavy.
The building and machinery were valued
at 1920, 900 and the stock of flax was OF
great value; while the building will not be
totally ruined it has been already greatly
damaged. Some of the arches and floors,
carrying with them valuable machinery,
have fallen. There is no insurance on the
building or contents. VIM. Wolf and Geo.
Weiss, firemen, were injured by falling
arches. The factory had just been COM
pleted and was to have been started this
morning The origin of the fire is un-
known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
THE ICE KINGS RULE.
St. Paul Enters Upon Its Ten Days Of Frosty
Festivities.

81. Paul Enters Upon Its Ten Days Of Frosty
Festivities.
ST.. PAUL, MrSN, January 2S-The
third winter carnival opened this after
noon.
With fine mild weather and the elabor.
ate programmes prepared, the outlook
for ten days of frosty frolic is most favor
able.
Preparations are much better advanced
than at either previous opening. The ics
palace was finished Saturday; the ict
statuary, Of which there will be many fine
groups, is well on toward completion;
some 1000 street lamps are in place; The
clubs have been drilling for weeks; the
Indians are camped around the palace; The
cable cars are running and the floats an
ready.
The ice palace stands on the same site q
in former years, Central Park, and occupies
O space Of 300 feet square and rises to .
height Of 130 feet No timber or supports
Of any kind are used, the only material be-
lDk Ice. IL Is quilt ID Tue uieuiHNh tyie
and has profusion Of towers, keeps bas.
tions aud tnrreis. In its bnildine upward,
Of 81, ,O00, 900 pounds Of ice have been used,
The general appearance Of the palace Is al
once majestic and ethereal aud when liz uE
by thousands Of electric globes Of various
colors will present beautiful appearance.
This afternoon His Imperial Highness,
Dannt Borealis Rex, received the golden
keys and entered into possession. The
pageant attending the reception and install
lation of the Ice King was one Of unusual
magnifcence. several thousand uniformed
subjects of His Majesty taking part A
conspicuous feature Of the parade was The
numerous club floats, chief Of which wert
those bearing Borealis and court. Hi
Msjesty's chariot was drawn by six white
horses harnessed with frosty chains, tho
chariot being constructed 70 all appear
snces from mass Of ice, and upon regal
throne His Majesty sat in state with sew
eral pet polar hears. Twenty-eight polar
bears and two cubs acted as drivers and
grooms to the royal equipages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-26
CLAIMS HE WAS RopDRpy

An Eighth Ward Man ss,s Ne ~ 49,
Up BY His HSies1s. s5.fSs
A man named Msusr. wbsjjsssst Jsoo1'
and Forty. second streets, ysssstAe. ssn<
plsined TO Officer Bhukmss thst - ~
been done mp for US by party u ffisslG
According 10 his story. be and Ass 49,
men got . ksg Of beer Tuesdsy mossiss
about o'ciock, snd took Il 20 shsA %
premises OF the Bosss Kan. Mining Con-
psny. where they proceeded to have .
bowling time.
During the proceedings kausr claims
that The Eve men dowped him sod took
the $25. He wanted TO get 0ot WAsrsats
for the meo, but ~ the fscket had taksp
place in Marshall county. Once1 Brink
man told him 10 90 10 Beswood and swear
out the warrants, and be woold wsit sod
arrest his azasilants. Msuer returned and
said that be could not ind the Mayer, and
be has said nothing Of the matter sinos.