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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-09
which heretofore could not BE- obtained OK
cent at the best endowed acade:a'"s.

Formerly n college education vas spuSh'
after only by men who intended to rnrsuc
law. literature or theology. Vow wc have
colleges which give youth general cdnca
on-class.cal, literary and sciehlihc-diid
professional studies are pursued at tepara'e
Institutions The mechanic can leaE'' !" co.
lc-c the ,ruo principles of his art. ihe aSri.
cultarst to apply the true principles oil
science. The merchant the languages OF
foreign nations. Most OF our highest col
leces now permit what is called an elective
course
Commencement fires the student ana even
tho public with special admiration for tho
art Of oratory, u branch OF educlt.Cn ID
which orr universities and colleges are back
ward The ability to speak in pubic appro'
oriate!v and forcibly is of the greatest value,
and is said 70 attain its highest utility ard
exercise the greatest influence in republics
II IS elso truly said that republics produce
the greatest orators. The spirit OF oratory
is clusuly related to the spirit OF freedom
The oratorv Of commencement has always
moro e Athens and Rome in 1t than the
sneakers are likely TO ever again introduce
into their speeches But VIC mus: remember
that they are just emerging from several
years close ccmpanionship with the
ancients. They are only now beginning life
in this modern world.
They are still quito ready to fight Tor
the accuracy Of mathematical demon
stration." Notwithstanding thc fact
that in the works of Euclid There are
several propositions gwen as demonstrated
tho truth OF which is denied by TIE most
eminent geometricians of modern times, m
Guiding Sir Isaac Newton, Des Cartes, Greg
DRY and Barrow
Come forth from the temple of learning
armed with Greek and Latin as he may, the
graduate will come in contact with much
that will make him feel the insisnucance OF
all mortal requirements. Perhaps com
mencement will bring to hand some Of the
conceited creatures who attend such places
for thu purpose of making display Of their
erudition, and who interrupt whole classes
b. queries III regard to quantity or Versinca-
ton. which might have puzzled ArsyOphnnes
or Juvenal These people who think they
know so much have yet 70 learn that no one
knows at the present day how either trce6S
or Romans scanned their verse, ana That tho
most eminent modern scholars can only fur
nish us with conjectures as 10 Greek ana
Latin qunfity.
But at last, when the trials and glorie' Of
commencement are over, and the graduates
male and female have put aside their dip!0-
:las and flowers, and begun the difficult
business Of life, they will look back to com
r,cnccment as tine traveller looks back TO HI
native land Then, indeed, Will have begun
tho real voyage Of life. To oil now embark
irc from that honored shore We say, "Bon
voyage"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-09
COMMENCEMENT DAYS.
,As TO THE GRADUATES BOTH MALE
AND FEMALE.

The sweet and Scholarly Ciri-What Has
Zen cad What Has Yet 70 DC Learned.
The Educational Institutions OF the
Day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-09
HAILHnAn Rnnps.
Ri,bnond stock Market.

Reportei bv John t. Williams x Son,
bankers an brokers. I'll Ma street.
RICHMOND, Va, June :.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-09
Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND, VA, June :

RICHMOND, Va, June :
Offerings were - packages at auction,
with good prices maintained for sun
cured; IA were taken in, but these were
chiefly upland kinds. These are but light
breaks for this time OF year, and even
those Of planters tobacco will continue
but short while, when Spectators and
rehanders' tobacco will then be in order
and constitute the chief sales sun
cured sold up to SOC. to-day
THE FRENCH CONTRACT.
Messrs. B. l. Gray & Son, and L. y.
Noting L Co receive this contract rs
heretofore. 1t is for 100000 Kilos be
ing 100000 kil0s less than last year, or
about 900 hhds in all will be bought this
year IL is thought that 500 or more
hhds will be included, left over from for
mer contracts, while perhaps 200 hhds OF
6ne tobacco besides is probably already
bought, which will leave, if we are cor
reclly informed, only few hundred hhds
to be bought in this market This con
tract has dwinded down for Virginia
leaf very much and does not create the
excitement il used TO do.
Messrs. b. |. Gray & Son represent MIR.
Leopold Huetfer of Paris, while Messrs.
L. O. Noting < Co. are the friends OF
Messrs ID. II. Waetzen X Co Of Bremen,
in the French tobacco order.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-09
THEIR STANDARD BEARERS.

Skctci,es and Portraits of the Prohibition
Nominees.
Gen. Clinton b. Fisk, Of New Jersey, who
has been nominated for president OF the
United States by tho Prohibihonists, was
born in York. Livingston county, y y, in
lS?s. HIS father emigrated soon after 10
Michigan. The boy laborcd hard in prcpar-
inc himself for the Univ crSity Of Michigan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
SHOT IN THE DARK.
Murder Supposed to be the Result of an
Old Feud at Logan c. II,

Murder Supposed to be the Result of an
Old Feud at Logan c. II,
SDecidf telegram 10 ne Reglssr.
CHAkLEsToN, W. VA, March 6.-Ir-
formation received here to-day from Logan
c H. says that just after dark Saturday,
the town was startled 10y the report of a
pistol aud soon after the report followed
that Uriah Busl;irk had been shot by an
unknown person, II appears that Bus
kirk snd several other gentlemen were sit.
ting IN room Of the DeJarnette Hotel,
when a shot was fred from the porch of
the house The bullet passing through a
window took Cl,rrt in BuskiIk's left breast
The friends Of Ruskirk feared t. 90 ont
and Tho alarm was not given until Mrs,
DeJarnette called her husband. DR.. Hud.
gins vas summoned and pronounced the
wound fatal, while a number of men went
to hunt the assassin
On Sunday John THOMPSON, a constable,
was arrested on a charge of shooting Bus
kirk and placed il Jail Thompson was in
BusklTk room some time before the shoot
ing took place, ani a. neither was on
speaEin' terms, it was supposed by Bus
&Irk.s Dreuds ,hat Thompson did the
shooting. 1t is said by those who claim TO
know that Buskirli shot and killed Thomp.
sons father in the same hotel tweuty-siN
years ago, and that young Thompson
sought this means OF squaring the death OF
has father Euskirk is dead aud Thompson
sent on for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
WILL IT SPREAD?
Engineers strike on tho Chicago, Mi"au
l,re and St. PHuI Expected.

Engineers strike on tho Chicago, Mi"au-
kre and St. PauI Expected.
MuNAUKEE, March Il A special TO
the ErGaiuo Wisconsin from Racine, Wis
says. The Jouum this afternoon willsay
that promiuunt olliaisl OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway is au
tLority for the statement that there IS rea-
son to fear that stIike of engineers aud
iircmen will he iDaugurated on the system
to.uorrow night. The name Of the official
is not given, but it issaid he Is perfectly
reliable, and ia a position 10 know whereof
he speaks. II is claimed the truth Ct the
report is strengthened by The fact that
Eagncer Packer, one of the leading men
on the Racine and Southwestern division
of the st. Paul, received a telegram this
morning from Chief Arthur to report at
once in Chicago, and enter into consuiia.
t;un with tie grievance committee Of the
Brotherhood. Mr. Parker left for Chicago
at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
WHICH
Pearson Against sherman.


/ o. The Editor Ofh. Register.
SIR:-Senator Sherman, in his recent
speech in the Senate, as reported in the
intel'iqencer OF January 9TH, said:
I'm the great body of articles formerly
Imported, tine American manufacture was
Well established, and, under domestic
competition the price was reduced to figures
approaching European rates Ia some
articles America competed with Europe IN
the markets OF the world and this process
was now going on Home competition
wherever it got ioothOld, reduced prices
ana essened importation
4 most remarkable example OF that was
IN the production of glass ware, pottery
and china ware, which had become esta' o
lished industries in this country"
He quoted Mr.. Dudley, late Consul Cen
eral at Liverpool, to the effect that there is
not single manufactured commodity that
is not cheaper to-day IN the United States
under the protective system than il was in
l-6u under free trade: and nine-tenthS OF
the manufactured commodities used by
-AtiNl aNhA lAl ulNiNt hlNAhhluE Nlbl ulilEs
household goods, furniture, implements Of
uusDauiry, FOOLS, etc, are as cheap ia this
country as they are IN England, and in
some instances cheaper.
The above is absolutely inconsistent with
the claims of Mr. Pearson Which one of
these two great men is correct Or is one
acting the demaRogue and the other talk
ing TO show his pretended wisdom
Again. If our present high taritt has
made everything so cheap, rs cheap rs in
England, where does the American MANI
iactureT obtain his money to pay higher
wages than are paid iu England. Can cur
manufacturers pay one dollar out OF fifty
cents, This is the result OF what Is claim
ed by Senator Sherman. II the Senator is
correct it is absurd to claim that q high
tarift insures high wages Any boy can
see this
Again if the Senator is correct how il it
possible 10 inluTc the industries he emu
merates by moderate reduction OF the
present tariff? The only thing to be oh
tanned by the continuance of the present
taIitl would be to enable the manutactur-
ers OF such things 10 form trusts, and
thereby rob the consumer The Senator
aud Mr.. Pearson ought Ia agree, and they
both should look t0 the logical results of
their arguments. No
WoaHIsuWc, Ugrch q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
BOLD ROBBERY.
lhlers Desperate Crime-Robs Hfuk
and Takes His Own Life

1hlefs Desperate Crime-Robs Hfuk
and Takes His Own Life.
BRADFORD, PA, March g A dt-p,rate
attempt was made 10 rob the BIllturd
National Bank shortly before noon 30 day
At this time there was no one in the bank
but Cashier Harvey Tomlnson, WHO w.rs
engaged in looking over some of tn ar-
counts. Hearing . noise, he turned aud
discovered young man btini the ,nun-
ter just rs the latter grabbed up a large
bundle Of bank nOt,s. TDmiinsOI ,,.rri
the robber and desperate strurrl IN
sued. Finding that he was getting worsted
the thlel drew revolver and shot Thmlln.
son fatally. He then took the money 3ui
started out but the report OF the pistol
had already attracted crowd and the rob
beT, seeing that escape was imp0- Sthic,
placed the revolver To his forehc,i aud
fired, wounding himself beyond ia,.t oi
recovery. The TumOr that the robber was
Tascott was uniouuded 1t j. supposed
that his name is kimbaIl aud that
he came from Philadelphia A htri,-
port says that before committing ~ul,.dr
Kimball shot and probably fatally wound
ed l.. Blcich, one Of his pursuers. Kim
ball is dead and Tumlins,n is uuc5i crou-
and cannot survive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
CONGRESSMAN H0GG
Introduces Bni To- Revise the Law Re
gIrdiug Bond Purchase.
sDrrlf g .rrnr. 'lHf PtyiHtr

Introduces IL Bhi ~ KoNIse The law Re
sardinE Eoud Purchase.
Syru' e.. gram 2, ht Rtyis,r.
WAsuIygTpy II. c. March e. -Reprt-
.....,.,.. n, -, W. VI, bas;
7'"'"'' . NEE "' ,''S' S'"''' u'' ="
tcojr,,d a br.i ia the House to revise the
law relating to the purchase and rsdemp-
,i.r o.. aay.,o,oc,.t bords 49,. n pro-
...I,u.t,, .,,- ,,,,.. a,,'. T.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
-nnn Lh.ir n1mocra.ic caIIeagu,a
CONE N-TRAN.
An Aged Father EIupes With Ma dcn oi
sixteen SUmmcrs,

An aged Father Elupes With Ma dch q
sixteen Summers.
~...-.sl r. ..Isam 20 The Register.
WESTON, MarchG.-A man by the name
OF James McCray and a young girl named
Sue Hawkins, both OF Sand Fork, this
county, eloped this morning. Their sudden
departure has created quite a sensation as
the man is married and has family, while
the maiden Is nothing but child, being
not more than fifteen or sixteen years Of
age. Several OF their friends started in
pursuit of them and ascertained by teIe-
phone that they we're in Clarksburg. Thev
are very anxious TO oyertake them
and sent word to ClarkShurg to detain
them there. The probability ls
that they are now under arrest await ng
the arrival OF the girls brother, who will
mt n stop to their farther IourneyinG ana
Sr,uu her nome Itis not known whether
the waywa1d miss took advantage OF the
privilege stlorded her by leap year and m
auccd her aged lover to run away, hut II Is
believed that he whose action indicates
.bnt he Is familiar with ways that are VAN
and mi, Ks that are dark, took advaniafeoi
Lvr youthful folly and was en route 10 tbe
lt@d OF hlizzSris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
NATURES HIGHWAY,
noings OF boats and BostuGn Along the
Gnin.

The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet inches and falling.
The Courier lett for Parker-hufg 0n time
AMI the Zen Hur will leave lor that point
at u a m. to-day.
TIE Fashion passed mp lor Pttsburp at
$ o. IL. aud the StOckdaIe went down at
noon
The Andes did not get away for CiuciT
matt until O'Clock Last evening and .he
took down a big rrIp. The Andes IL hu7-
Ting thing. nowadays.
The only up river points from which d
rise il reported 10. day are Lock No !, New
Geneva and MDrgantown. The marks IN
the MoEOngahC Ia registered Q feet 6 inches
Il - thought by evening the river viii
have risen enough To allow the coal boat4
to be taken out Several large tOws were
taken out this morning by the John Penny,
Jim k.acluorr and J. Mercer. The river
men estimated that several hundred thou
sand bu-bci, 81 .ori will 20 on, to-day and
to-murlc-r--- r,n,jrfg rom G1..
The rarks from above ycs'efdn, were.
Parker. irrf arI rliiur, cold,
OnCity, , feet ~ iuyhe- aud l1I!ug clear;
Ric-'- I.2udiu. o. l..t 1.i,'- and falling,
cloudy Brownsville, " '.r' . .nrh'4 and
falling. clnulg. N..4n'."u1 i"ct and sta
tiouary. anawln.. loDg 80. /, leet 10
inches and i..ug, ,I""dyf Greensboro,
feet and ~t.'....E., cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07

CEuISyATl, ., March "a special
from Nipcenncs, Ind, says. Rev. J. A.
Asbury, one of the most plamiHenl Meth
olist ministers Of Indiana was officiating
at Il funeral yesterday, when he suddenly
ceased preaching and Iell forward with a
gasp aud died instantly. 1t was discovered
that he had heart disease and ihat in his
ministerial lahOts he had over cNerted HIM
sell. Rev. AshuTy was much esteemed
minister and his death caused q most pro-
found slO,k.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
All Ready Tor the Big right

LONDON, March L. The arrany,r.,ar-
Tor the Sulliyan-Nitchell prize H.: aJr
completed, and those who are to b. p,es-
ent left London this afternoon ra ION
Mitchell and Sullivan in France The
tight will i'll all probability take place
Friday. Angel, The wellknuwn sporting
broker GU the Stock Exchange, ha> been
chosen as referee. sullivan will he b ,.ked
by Barnilt aud Ashton, Hol>he will DE- his
umpire and Raliork and "P,uny" Moore
will look aiieI Mltchrll's interests. Euth
Jem Smith and Jake Kllrain yt!l lee
present, and there is very loud " A,.prt
To the effect that, after the fight wilE
Mitchell, Sullivan intends to stt'., u.i
scores with both of these non h,Lirug
fighters
Nulhvau's manager Phillips, a,.pm-
paniep by Il half dozen American -, riug
men, arrived ut Queenstown on the s.i,ia
yesterday afternoon. There * but hrtlr
betting here, aud the latest lignre5 ~ , in
IN favor of Sullivan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
TALLY SHEET CASES.
Witnesses in Rebuttal- BreItingeI's = Num-
erOus Contradictions.

Nll.'. 4.fNHl 70 me hfHts't's
CuLUMHus, ONO, March G.-James
Poston Was recalled this morning, and
testified that Hon. Henry j. Booth had
offered him fifty dollars TO see Judge
Thurman aud get his opinion as to the
validity Of the raised tally sheets, on Sun
day preceding the count of Monday after
the election.
County Clerk Joyce was called this al.
ternOnn aud said he had a conversation
with Mr.. Steube IN bis private Office in the
Court House, ana had asked Steube what
he had to tell about the tally sheet case
Steube was crying, and his manner ind-
Gated that he had something to tell hut
he said he did not have anything TO say.
Jesse Watson, a special police officer, was
called, hut was not allowed TO testify, as
the testimOn was cOTTObeTitive rather
than rebuttng. Joseph Brpitiugcr
was again called aud said he had Il
conversation with Myers at Callender's
saloon, on Monday, and Myers said that
he and COgan had never been over TO
Roberts house last night, and that he
Myers would kill tn" first man that
came to arrest him, that he had found the
forgery completed when he went over to
Roberts, and he wanted them 20 burn the
tally sheets, hut they wOuli not do it.
The witness disputed Myers in many
points, as well as Robert aud Dr. Mont
gomery, Officer White aud Mr.. Medhery,
on one occurrence which they all swore
positively took place, Witness Breitingcr
gave none of this testimony before the
grand jury, aud admitted that he held
back the same in his examination in
chief. Much excitement prevailed inard
about the Court House this afternoon over
the examination, and additional testimony
Of this witness, and the rumor5 Of whole
sale arrests for contempt Of court, new de
velopments and other sensations
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
THE POTTERY TARIFF.
CONGRESSMAN WILSON KNOCKS THE WIND
OUTOF SOME STATEMENTS
Made by Mr. Pearson and tue intelligence" The
The iarla on Pottery Practically Not Reduced
at False Statements Corrected
Rsbuke to TauG Critics.
>pf"'o' Ts'ecrQn 10 ne Register.

>p'rt'' Tsscram 70 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March The
REGIsrER reporter met Congressman Viii
son as he returned from West Virginia THE
morning, and showed him the interview
IN the Ia'lNjgsaesr of Mr.. r. NJ. Pearson,
and the editorial challenge to him to an
s"er it. GlancinY hastily over it, he said
Il have no time 10 correct the blunders
OF would-be tariff critics. The same pso-
pie would lind lauit with the ord's Prayer
Or the Sermon on the Mount, or the multi
pllcation table, aud if you correct them
in one they will rnsh at once to another
Misrepresentation Mr. Pearson begius
With misstatement, ard suppresses a
vital fact. He says decorated and undeC-
GRATED ware are both put at forty per cent
That is not tue. They are put at a aud
TO respectively, and by a later provision
these rates are 10 be levied not only on the
ware, hut on the value OF the crates, Gov
e,ings, etc, and all other costs of packing
ready for .bin,oant which odds ,t Isost IN
per cent, making
rgr RATE ny prrnp Atm WADE ,por-r
-, prp ,D,-r
with some or its ro,y materials added 70
tb, rre. Ii.t In word tbo o,boIs tbing
may n. stated ibrs. prior T., ,,s revisicn
Of Iss3 the rates were a. A and ~ nsr
cent Dpti,s On crates etc wers then re-
moved aud the rates advanced 10 50 and
60 per cent We have restored the duties
o. the crates, etc aud reduced the duty
on decorated to A. ana uudecorated to 40
which is practically 10 reduction at all. ~
"What gbou. Mr.. Parsons statement
a. to wages"
About on par with his other criti-
cism, LET mo iIpstr,t, He SAYS that
i, sian ,..,-,r, - .,.,-, .,,,, 49,, Yoc -
"aE'S III 'hiS country mat Is possibly
true. IN other words 90 per cent Of the
product il abor's. Then he saws that
,,.o., =, ,....-.,.t r.;.1,.-
""e ''' " '''' ''li" "'' ~" pei O'u'' "'sue'
'.''u "l LuSN'u, "hich IS more thau twice
too strong. Wages IN StaiiOTdShTe pot
teries are about the best in England, and
the pay ishy the piece. not by the day, the
English vorl.me- rscsivir, orita two.
-, -, - -,
y u
but take the hguIes he gives. IN
one dollars worth of ware there are 80
.coc,s ,r,,o, :, ,j,is oo,,,.-. o,3tbo .r,ar
'''' '',',' 0
lean GETS ne says, l2Oper cent better wages
than his English competitor. This would
make the Iatfer receive an 81 odoIIar's worth Of
,.,r. ~ o.,,,. ,uL;,,.,l,, ,,,,-i,,,, -,
70 N'"'s' ""''' '''' ''s''' -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
IN THE HOUSE.
The McDuar Davidson CoutC.tcd Election
Case.

Tho McDuar Davidson CoutCstcd Election
Case.
WAsHIyGroE, March 6-The Hous'
this morning resumed consideration OF the
Alabama contested election case of Me
Duny against Davidson. Mr.. O'Fa'rcll
reported the msoityrcpoIt lie udi,uIed
what he called the claim Of The Republican
marty. that the resro vote of the South was
inyariablr cast for the nominees OF that
raTtv. That had been true in years gone
bv. but was not true now. The negroes
were learning who their friends we're
The minority resolution declaring Me
Drnie entitled 10 a seat was rejected
vp,s 122 navs IA. and the majority re-o-
iu;iop declaring the sitting member en-
titled 20 his seat was adopted without
division
Tie House then adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
Edrnr Thomr.om sleeI Work. strike.

rrrrsGURG, March "a crisis in the
strike at the EIgar Thompson steel works
* predicted in the near future. 1t - re-
ported that uuless the men now out accent
the company terms, the mil llwill be started
with uon-union men. Ghe firm cialu'
that the reduction WAS not made Gntrt
nearly every steel mill in the country hal
cut wages, and it would he impossible To
compete with other steel manufacturers at
the old scale
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07

Fires have been started under the boilers
AZ the Riverside blast furnace, At Stcubcn-
vile. The blast will be turned ON
Friday.
The contract price tor tearing down aud
rebuilding the leaning pt,, OF the Pan
handle bridge and wlcHiug tha ahut-
mcnts is fGO,DoJ Phe contractors Will hc
required to sustain the bride while th-
work is being done
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
Gov. wilson's Argument in the Hatfield
Case

LoUIsyHLU, kT., March The Hat
tield-McCoy case came up n2ain in the
United States Court yesterday upon an
argument on the pat OF Gov Wilson Tor
an appeal The Governor OF West Virginia
concluded very fiery speech, in which he
said the honor of the State had been i'm
pugUed, though he thought the Court did
rot Intentionally pursue such a course,
He thought IS the letters in the case from
Governor kUOt to the Governor of West
Virginia had been read in open court; that
it was an injustice the letters should have
been suppressed. Andy Vafney, one Of the
prisouers, was remandcd to Pike county
for Iill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
House then adjourned.
rresihenlInl Nominations.

WASHINGTON. March G.-The President
sent the following nominations to the Sen
ate to-day: James M Corbctt, Of Dakota,
to be Register OF the Land Office at Grand
Forks, Dakota; Jabez G. Steele, oi Ala
bama, t. he Receiver of Public Moneys at
Huntsville, Alabama; Edwin Eels, OF
Washington Territory, to be agent for the
Indians Of the Puallua agency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07

THE catarrh remedy, Ely'- Cream Balm
has proved most satisfactory. Prior to
two months ago had not brrath,d freely
through my ncse for three year: now
am but little bothered in that respect.
The pain has left my head az have most
other disagrccahle symptoms. ! conf.
IDENTIFY believe it to he q sTEe rnfe.-S. NJ
Logan, ByGumyille, Charlton Co, Mo.
HAVE used one bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm, and it is the best remedy have
found Tor catarGh in fifteen years.-N. u.
Babbage, Attorney, Hardinsburg, Ky.