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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
MiscefiQneOftS.

UrANTED A SET OF BOOKS TO WRITE UP
w evenings by an expert bookkeeper employ
ed now during the day only. Address H., care
carrier u ~
yITANTED-BLACKsMlT TO 5UY A BLACK
w smith and wagon shoo in Berlin, on easy
terms Call or address Charles Wells. Reno. OF
tava Co Mich l05
yJTANTED-EVERYBO TO KNOW THAT
w in cleaning and co!oring o. gents clothing
cad ladies' dresses. shawls crepes silks etc. the
best place ia this city is the Eagle Steam Dye
House - kc. n Canal 81. loS
CAI ERMAE-cAN ADD LINE fMALL
y samples. Ore agent earned $500 Others M
10 S. 20 in 1856. 7. o. Box 1911. New York Zls.f
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Drunkenness

c- th- Lioucr Hsbi;. Positively Cared
by Adm nisfsri1r Dr. Hsinss
G5icen spec hc
u can be given fu rUr ~ coffee - SO - m
ct the know leafe ~ ths persun - tiue b. is
stss8ateiv harm 60 sEs vil rife t rsrfssDeHt
sDd Fn-edf cIrs rhelhfr ne rsf1eui = nodef.
AZ dfsNker or an sie1f IT. wreck. Ifrffss pcs ~
HyrIlks-9r hawe f<or fnaie -en perste rien who
hsre taken folaeu sVecifc 81 theIT c1ree VIII
osf Their spcvie1es and tgrsf h~5lsre tney
nffff 1rintinr 81 fherT eaFn tree ~ 4 IT Nft u
FATS The erefe,n once i-rp-eeusteS Vii the
rrerffr if gr Uf ~ i1rr Tfes fiis.~ f0r
49, lIafSr spretife - sset fcf rsis ~ y 3
T1RRa Irorfles So EaureeFf s8d - fsfsi-sf
Grand Rapids. .s1ea
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
SELECT SLIPS OF VERSE.
A Turr-d-Down Page

There's \ turned down page. As some writer
says.
In every human lie
A hidden story OF happier days
OF peace amid the strife.
A folded leaf TIA. the world knows not
A love dream rudely crushed.
The lght OF = face thai Is not forgot
Although the voice be hushed.
The far distant sounds OF harp's soft strings,
An echo on thc clr.
The hideea page nay be full o: such things,
OF thiags that once were fair.
There's i hidden page IN each life. and mine
A story night un:osd;
But the end was sal Of the dream divine
II better rests untold
u T. Beaaet. q. Toledo Blade.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

I OST-MONEI LOST By EVERYBODY THAT
IL has any cleaning or coloring 10 he done, in
hni claxs style. If they don't SO 10 the Eagle
s,eam Dye eouSe." No q Canal-st l6S
4 OST-srkAYED FROM 1t7 TURNER-s1., a
Ia large red Durham COW. Any Information OF
snme VIII be rewarded. Benz Laubach. ls7
IuTaer-st. Ss
4 OST-Ar KEDMONDs OPEKA HOUSE A
l. black velvet, red satin trimmed aud silver
BEADED hand satchel The above Is old relic
in the f. mily and priced very highly. The fnder
Will receive liberal reward by returning same 10
Slo8-St. 70
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
For Kent--ROODls.

CoR RENr-A FEW NICE UNFURNIsHED
rooms. III Jefersor- aye. %
COR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE
4 for light housekeeping. Apply at 81 Bar
clay-st lC0
NO KENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
i with closet and store room, for gentleman
and wife or two gentlemen. Enluhe al
LagrcyeSt. 80
TOR RSNT-THE SICFsT KIND OF ROOMS
L ia suits of two or four rooms. with all modern
Improvements on tsns.-st.. ioT Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging. La
qulre at once, No. q Csnal%t., OF ". A. Bersin
eftf
ITO RENT A LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
light manufacturing: steady power. ~ No. 5
Pearls. Enquire OF c. B. Judd or 4. c. 1hwing
sllf
no RENT-SICE FURNISHED Rooms WITH
l gas at 90 Ncrth Divlsonst. q
TOR RFNT-FURNlSHE ROOMS TO RENT
II in the Vinegar block. Enquire Of l. ID.
Brock SStf
COR RRNT-FUBSIsHED ROOMS: STEAM
I heated. and furnished rooms for Light house
keeping. Apply At room loS. New Houseman
block. lSd
roR RENT -TURSISHED FRONT ROOMS
+ either single or en- s;ite: steam heated; slso
rooms for Light housekeeping Apply st Room IS
i edysrd lock. 10i OtIswast. 2zsu
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

NOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
real estate, forty acres, thirty-nVe improved;
two barns twenty eight miles north on oiaud
Rapids a Indiana X. r.. one mile from Pierson
rs Csnai-st s7lf
NOR SALE OR TRADE-FRuIT FARM AND
II limoe red land Subui ban iots for sale Houses
end lots for sale aud rent Notary pnsc and
convey ancer, A. 4. Kellogg. ~ North Division
81 n9
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property farm OF II scies four miles south
OF Hall st Enquire OF Watson 8 Frost, lSs Grsud-
vi lie ave lo4
NOR sALE-PfNE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
L good farms and city property for sale cheap;
also money TO loan. Call al Lovett block, Canal
a.. opposite sweets Hotel. A. r. Antisdel- ait
IrOR sALE-G0OD PROPERTY FOR sALE 1T
L Byron Centre. A good hotel and bar con-
nectec and good reasons for wanting 10 sell. = d
dress Mn. Mary Adriop, Byron Centre, Mich. 4ltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

sIsai'y a. gffers csi'r ercerf Tun5sy.
So rlng car YEn "a fscthc tnd stAxf5c -
rTeasee n sd ira De1-oaL-Fs-i1f cs-s rzfH On
f&g ExsreEs snf crsrt Fsrids Fxrress - ssf1
frea Te~cft Tyiref ceyr1ert Tss p sde - I~,r9st
-ltb ffrrr.4h rs - eset -1icsets - srie ~
I btao Titset orr - sozroest s1d - Lato7
Ef~rF
fp.s Il NoRR1s eeal 1gt g Non-oe~
q s. RUeeEas . r s7d A. Caieas3
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
EOIfDld.

PcUED-THAT TIE EAGLE STEAM DYE
X House" No q Canal-st, turns out The best
work in cleaning dyeing and repairing OF laiie'
snd gents clothing. Go there anc convince
yourself log
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Nov Il Is said thns BIsMAxcx will
not rssisn tue Chshcellorship s'tsr al.
fhe nan nt IRON hss been Prime Min
istsr Of Irrssis for assrly tssniy-six
years snd c~lshrated his seventy-ihird
birthday iass Sunday. Seven,y-thTce
years % a iong sirs FOR msn 10 We. es-
pscislly nan -ao has sEpsrisrosd so
much worry anu care, Eot 10 ssy so many
dasis. as las BIsNARcx. add twenty
yssrs "a a ong tine 70 cs Prime Min
ist.r. ard Jet barring a srirzs Of rhsum-
atism pov and the0. be - sp-
parentiy "a hearty ss when hs vss but
iifty fs there scrastbing 10 politics con
ducivs to longevity? TIE liv.s o, Bs-
wAEcx. ssa Emperor wrtrIAx. snd
CrArsrsSE s7d sr,x r ANrsovY
seem % .Edicnis That there is.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Nsessciiusetes no~ proposes e. rGt
riazar sis srd scds water ss vel ss cider
"a tfs IBiex Exprrzsbsrus A bill -
r~rd'ox n 80 Ls~sisfrrs -bich d.
csr~- II beverages containing I p-r
cent - ai~cbcl e. - ln.sx. eating l;suoTs.
r s~siertlv sakes vesv hssls "eoc-e- u
sttar csfa = Enstcr dn1a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
HpenfS--UQ1fed.

WANTED - SEVERAL SMART, PUSHING
w iadi, ID thoroughly canvass this city for
article every married woman vii buy when prop
erly shown. Sells readily: good profits. None OF
our agents m kc less than s. per cay; many more
than SO. ! or particulars address, with refer
euees, Fern & Co. loe4 Madison-st, Chicago, Ill.
TO-
VUANTkD-THREE HON EST, PUSHING MEN
w IN your vicinity. Special inducements now
fast selling tpeclaltics stock hrsi class salts
fsctien guaranteed: peculiar advantages TO be
einners Don't delsy. salary fTosn start. Brown
Brothers nurserymen. Chicago III. IL
yVANrED-RELIABLE AGENT FOR KENT
W County 20 sell Schofelos Naporizing In
hsler; quick seller and good profits. Cali or sd-
Gress Mathews & Co, &c sixth-st., state agents.
go
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Furniture stored.

FURNITURE STORED, MOVED AND PACS-
4 Ell by Mrs G. }. Walker, Nos. iS 10 u South
Divis.o 81, on short notice io9
rURNITUkE sTORED, PACKED AND
L moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
by Radclih & Holt Ill eouIh Division 81, tele-
phone No 80. Jan'y g. SO
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

TIE ErcokHn Tisass savs, ~Nr.
vrrls bGl Al .hiecs .nin~e. r will
se sst rron bv ne Ssnats snd t WI d.
'asf - Pressdeof. sh'= Fslr II e ss-
'.eis tse p-esiisat. Is ouzAs ret - e
aid ,aiizTe ~ Espsflrnn pspsr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
The Reason.

"Get married. say MY trends, and !,
IThove just turned thirty-fonr.
Join their lament and, s.gh Tor SIGH,
Ny loneliness depiore
It IL not that fear 20 speak,
by o4sh-u,ne5s distressed
n fact. I'm notoG for M check,
And Know ;he bold are bscst.
Ny reason. then. Z must give,
Is simple. short and cloar-
know that can't wed and livo
On half-cnough year.
hood b. Bsnsdic' in Century.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Little Al Me and Little Ah There.

Little Ah Sie and Little All There
Little Ah He wa Chinaman
with queue as long IS his arm,
Whose spirits seemed constantly under q
ban
Tho be never did evil or harm,
But h ever inclined 10 the darker side
And the Dessiil.stic view.
And bis ll,e was q failure, and, when he
d.cj,
The mourners we're very few.
Little All There was another Chince,
But orc OF q different sort.
His face was nap Of the Land Of Glec,
And worries hS made his sport;
he had his saiillSs, but he was gay;
Hc's many \ little sin,
But he won I'll hearts with his CHEEKY way
And they made hin, mandarin,
From little Al Ne and from little An There
Ths lesson sublime Is learned,
TAat is better 10 keep up sennbl2nce
fair
TIL it's tine tc 30 inurned.
It's seldom 6 wilmer may reach bis goal.
While . laurher seldom falls
Strength breeds itself n Z bantering soul,
While the one that Is hopeless quails.
--Chseago AGA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Fylsllr s1nds7 eTcegee9 +Es2fT
S-sN-erz - sslee tse 4esrolr kxp-~sz : -
:. -exe ret -. loEe ~ &e~ t9rk 80
49, 81 e rrfrfs fazt
Tf~rrrs fsek~<s - g. rrt1e< essE ar e.
49, sfes~s-~ - r<rsns feE - <scU7ef - Z a
kN Eszsrse6 cisv o1s1s. s~srss aossl sof
"a CsEYESzA. Cisy Fxz 4x<
g. q k&ssA 5rsfaf ksasSsr. eeaeGn
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Water Co|oTFrescoeing.

cupeTlOr u OF. IN polnt OF UuTahillty az
well as Beauty.
Designs and estimates will be furnished on sp
plicston. by the undersigned for artistic interi0r
decorating, competing iu prlce and beauty OF
finish With wallpaper decorations, by tie use OF
the permanent water color Anti kaisomine"
We guarantee 20 do this artistic aud durable
decorating N to produce better effects for the
the same room with Wallpaper, either Ia cheap
or elaborate work nud the work is guaranteed 70
be permanent and that IL will never require TAX
ing of 20 re-fnish the walls with the same or any
other finish.
The ceiling OF the new entrance 10 Powers
Opers House Is sample OF one grade o. this
work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Want ADyERTISENRNIS

Tks Bssn Ger sf itkss an 49, @sv~zF2>s1as2t
s&s ke f1Gza ~ gtRaesEg ths GSEI tGF a
~eEos ~ s@se&. Ass E<xEsf = kaa< cSsAtsd
ssDzs I'll EEe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

srsAS :. ASTHoxr SAID AZ the recent
woz1sn's Couusii n Washington hat
s1. hoped ths dsY would some soon
~~heu the drsssmsssrs wcrld lst than
hsv> pockets to pa, things ~" Miss
ASrHCNv sss,ns 20 con Drebsrd
ora ~ TIE reforrs vaich must
precsde practical psrtieirst on 10
politics by wonen. How co1id anybody
re~ i1d vonsns pcckss Thsn be
wanted ,o s.lp bue,ils ol doodle into is2
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
vi us kegon

Coee. - assxEz Ase. NAlsE kleek. fhs
4kLSekAk- aEALL 1s1xessd stsfg u-sr1l1< a.
. 0ClocE
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Ttir=s have ccus % rr.tty pass
wsso he 1uselicr whsfh~r sa ~irnn
Ctsncai'or. vbo las served az Prime
Msn'stsr over qusrtsr of = century aud
r. .ounsei he greatest statesman co tbe
cc8unsnt cf Earops. sbal resign or not
Ssreuds upcn whsilsr = ycunSster shall
carry \ sertain ssri ~ ret
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

hctp b0utc0--F cNUfc.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL ONE WHO
" thoroughly understands general Loasework.
Apply a. .ol Cherrs 81 IoO
WANTED = GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
VI housework 81 ll9 Madison ave; good wages.
VgANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W erai houSework at 1875 sec0nd-aye l02
lVANTh D COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN.
W eral hC usswork- Call a. al Barclay St, be
tween Fountain and Fuioo-sts. 100
VI fANTED-sHlRT- MAKERS AT GARDINER
W 4 baxtsrS 90
lIANTED = FOUR DINING ROOM Girls.
w chsmbermaid. 3 dkhwashers ? women for
day work, girls Tor genefs. housework cut OF
clly, nice home, good pay, - general terYHnis.
Rooms ) and l. Tower block. 80
MJANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W erai housewoik. Call at once et 2sl Foun-
tain-st. ~
MTAYTE0-A FIRsT-cLASs GIRL FOR GEN
w eral house.oik. at las LssrAye St 9S
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. GIRL FOR GEN
W eral housewosk- Inquire It Is North DIvi-
son It GooG references required. SUI
Situations U'anted--hGte.
CITUATIoS WANTED By ANEXPERITNcED
y ssw iler. } r. fled all kinds Of saws Address
a. }. cnderkirk No 60 West Brdgc-st %
Situations Udnfed-Fen,aIe.
yVANTED SITUATION BY MIDDLE-AGED
W woman, position cs general housekeeper in
small family OF grown persons no small children.
Or position as hotel ch amberr d; can fiji either
siuE lou. Call OF address lOk GIandvie- ave, in
tn resr fof three dayS loo
MfANrED-sITUATfON BIZ GOOD GIRL
" Of experience, place TO work IN private
boarding holse Address ~. corner West Diyi
sion and hrd-sts. %
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR GIRLS TO DO
W general homework: can give good refer
ences. Gail at 43 MonToe-st., lmmen block.
room 2 %
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Spring Overcoats

That we want To tell yoo about Iu-
day. They are beauties. Just look
at them, that's all we ask. When
you see them you will buy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Situations U'a,,fed--Maie.

CITUATIOS WANTED By ASEXPERITNCED
- ssw fler } r. fled all kinds Of saws. Address
Il. ). cDleTkiTk No 60 West Bridgc-st. %
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

cHICAGO & WEST MIChIGAN-sLL TRAINS
Y arrive a; and depart rom Union Depo-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-04
ROUSlNG MEETING
OF THE YOUNG MINIS DEMOCRATIC CLUB,
LAST EVENING.
A Most Interesting Discussion Carried On-fwo
Republican Organizations Colorsd
Men Complain.

The Young Mems Democratic Club met
at their club room last night. The meet
ing was the largest and most enthusiastic
held for a long time. 1t had been called
for the purpose of having a full and free
discussion of the needs of the club and the
methods OF party organization. An ami
mated discussion of various points OF in
terest to the State and local Democracy
ensned. New members were enrolled and
steps were taken looking to a thorough
organization Of the party in the city and
county.
The call for suggestions as 10 the gen
eral work of the campaign and plans OF
party organization called forth some highly
interesting remarks from distinguished
gentlemen present. The sentiment was
unanimous that the Young Mems Demo.
cratic Club as a central organization should
see that every district in the county should
be gotten in proper trim for the coming
fight, and the Importance Of the members
putting their shoulders to the wheel to
create a thorough organization and earnest
party feeling in their several districts was
Impressed upon all present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-04
I'll STEEL SCALE.

No difference in the Rate of Wages Be
tween the A. A. and X. of l.. Scales.
Nothing new concerning the steel scale
turned up yesterday, and the differences
al the Riverside req ain unadjusted pend
ing Manager Hearne's return, which will
probably be to-day. An official OF the
Riverside Company said yesterday;
THE published statement that the h.
OF l. scale provides for less wages than the
~Aplalpamated scale is false. The scale
signed by the Riverside and the Amalga-
mated scales aligned by the Mingo juno
ton and BelIaire plants ale almost identi-
cal, although Oh Ccme Jobs the wages are q
little less and on others a little higher.
IL is in the apportiOnment OF the wages Tor
tie various kinds of work on which the
trouble rises, snd that ~ really between
the men, We uOald be willing to give
them 20 much ia q lump and allow them to
il out to suit themselves, nut
of course that would never do, ~ it would
be an endless Don OF contention among tue
men. But | reassert and | can show the
figures to prove my statement, that there
is virtually no difference in the rate oi
wages between the K. OF l.. scale signed by
M and the Amalgamatei SCALE signed by
the Bellaire and junction plaHti, IL Is
higher than the scale of last year, although
the price of our product is less. All state
ments to the contrary are iaiSe and are
only made by one side to ~antagonize the
other"
The Wheeling steel plant officials are
considering the h. of l.. AID Amalgamated
scales. but as yet have decided upon sign
ing neither one. They Enay make up
scale OF their own from the two, but moth
ing definite is known ss 10 their intentions
Something further may be learned on
Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-04
PROBABLY CROOKED.
TWO SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS LOCKED Up
BY THE POLICE,
Early Last ~Evsnng-SOms Interesting Letters
From the Friends Of the
Prisoners.

Ever since the murder of Officer Joe
Glenn, the police have been running across
traces OF two men, strangers, whose gene
raj appearance, conversation, and the TACT
that they were armed, we're all well-calcu-
lated to create the impression that they
were not above suspicion. The night Glenn
was shot the two men were seen with two
revolyers, and a gun which they endeaVor-
ed to dispose of, and since then they ave
been picking up a living about town as
best they could.
Yesterday the arrest of this couple was
ordered, and about eight o'clock last night
Officers Shots, West and Dunlap ran
across them in the ''Italic" saloon, on
Market street. The men were about to
drink a glass of beer, and made a very de-
cided kick against being taken into Gus
tody, but the blue coats were MEMORABLE
and the couple were escorted to the City
Hall and locked up. On the way TO the
building one of the men. whose name,
from letters in his clothes, is William
Conway, made an attempt to teal
up q bunch OF letters, bat was prevented
by the officers, and the letters secured.
Upon being examined at headquarters
they proved to be from his wife aud a broth
er and sister in New York City. One OF
~ uAANu, aAnNn,nn1 on npRnnEf nj the
shooting of young Link, by two New YORK
officers, which raised such a row in the
columns of the Gotham papers at the time,
and also detailed how your brother
Mike" had been sent up to Sing'Sing for
five years for being engaged in some little
trouble. There was a letter from the Sing
Sing prisoner, and also another epistle, IN
which the writer told how times had
changed, and how the old gang had been
scattered right and left, several being dead
and Il crazy.
The prisoner to whom the letters were
addressed was evidently related, through
his wife, with a well-to. do family, for in z
letter from his wife, the writer stated
that Mamma has purchased a piano tor
sister, and she has became quite an artistic
She also paints and embrOiders beau
tifully." The person to whom the let
tiers were addressed seemed to have some
bad traits, for in one OF two letters he
was urged to do better, and not fall into
his old habits.
Little money was found upon the pris-
oners, aud nothing in the way of arms but
a razor, which one Of tine mel had con-
cealed in a 'cute" little pocket beneath
the pleating of his shirt, The couple re
manned in the lock up all night, refusing
to give names or other information, ex-
cept that one vi them told a Re porter that
they had Just arrived in town and hadn't
done nothing" Some suitable disposition
of them will be made to-day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-04
Movements Of Citlsens and ths oeunins
and t4oInk of Strangers.

Movements Of OitIxens and ths oeuins
and doing of
Mr.. J. C. Mnbleman, OF Hannibal, was
in the city yesterday.
F.. A. Bradep, the advance agent OF the
Hilarity Company, is at the st. Charles.
Col. john Walton, OF the Circuit Court
left for Cleveland yesterday, on business.
". j. Robinson and C.. j.. Williams, of
Parkersburg, were registered at the Nc
Lure last evening.
John Cusick, the b. 4 .. engineer, ac-
eompAuied by his wife, his returned from
a visit 10 friends at Burton, W. Va.
Mrs. Louis Roth, of Chicago, accom-
panied by her two children, are the guests
of Col. Jacob Vogler, On Sonth Main
street.
]. n. Bacon; Silver Greek, n. Y; j. II.
Seward, Boston, Mass, and G. o. Bysing-
ton, Kalamazoo, Mich, are registered at
the st. Charles.
Mrs. Mary Blanchard entertained a Sc
lect number of her friends on Thursday
afternoon and evening, at her residence at
Pleasant Valley.
Miss Flora Grammar. OF Louisville, and
Miss Hannah Newberger, of Parkersburg,
who were visiting friends here for several
weeks, have returned home.
Miss Ida Harden entertained the Whist
Club in a handsome manner at her home
on Twelfth street last evening, the time
being spent most delightfully."- by those
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Franzheim enter
tanned the Progressive Euchre Club at
their residence on the Island last evening.
The game was an exciting n and hand
some presents were awarded the victors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-04
An EOiOYAble Affair.

A pleasant hop was given last evening in
Durst's plrlors, and a very enjoyable even,
ing was spent by those present. Prof.
Charlie Killmeyer made the music, and
dancing was kept up merrily until past
midnight, refreshments being served by
Durst at a seasonable hour. Those pres
ent were Misses Jennie Pfarr, Julia Ridg'
lev, Amelia Schwertfeger, Lottie Pogue,
Annie Harvey, Mena Holiday, Mamie
Walters, Maud Kirk, Clara Zane, Cora
Walters and Messrs. G. Maxwell, J. Stamp,
H. Hess, A. Hall, o. Burdats, F. Berry,
". Higgins, W. Pfarr, c. Dorsey, Z. Nash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-04
Not n SnRre Deal.

The colored people of the Second ward
We are told, are not in sympathy with
the meeting held Thursday evening at the
Market House. 1t seens that the meet
ing was organized and carried through by
seven citizens of color. Oar Informant
complained that the above number Of his
color did not begin 10 represent the voters
of the ward, and the rank and file do not
propose to submit to their dictation and
proposed to call a meeting for Tuesday or
Wednesday mex TO form a colered Second
ward club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-04
~lnfantiIe LONELINESS

When six months old, the LEFT hani of Oh, NM.
Rrandchild began 10 swell, and had every.
pearsnce Of q large toll. We pouluset /, h.,
all to no purpose About fve month, sfer M.
came a running sore. Soou other lore. hrn.,
He then had two Of them on each hand sr8
his blood became more and more inpurr. IT,
less time for them to brs ak out. sore came
the chin beneath the under lip Mhi,h SN,v,
Offensive. His head WAS one solid scsh. tis.h,,,
ing A great deal. This was his co:diIon s,,x.,,
two months old, when | undertook the can -
him, hismo her hsyingdi~i when hc ws, f., HIM.
more than q year old Of consumption ,~rntNI, .,
coursel He could walk n liIilr. hut co!Ii a.,
yet up If he fell down. and cauli not u.uIr .trn
in bed, having nu Use Ot hi haui. mnpL
ately commenced with the ,rTICURA REssmp
using all freely. One sore AFTER another l,airi
Il bony matter forming IN each one nl lhrss hs
deep ones Just before healing " hich would tu.a.
grow loose and wcrc taken ont. then Ihcy WON'T
heal rapidly. One ot these ugly lour innusihu,
I 1 preserved. AMER taking a dozen anla hAlflu
ties he was completely cunsi, aud |, nov. =, ne
age OF six years, II strong and healthy child
MRS. T.. :. pRiGus.
6l2 x. Clay ST., Bloomington. Il
ASrseud for How - Cure skin puSaN>. o,
pages, - illustrations. aud 100 icenmuntal,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-04

No mother who loves her children VINO 'A.e
pride in their beauty, purity and health, anu III
bestowing upon them a child's greatest ihnef'
ance,- a skin without blemish, and q BODY nour,
i,hed by pure blood, should fail 10 make u'"'
of the CUTIcURA RsNEDIfs.
CurICuRA, the great skin cure, ana oVrituAA
soar, an exquisite skin beautiher, prepsrsa troin
Il. externally, and CUTICURA REsoLvksr' the
new blood purifier, internally, are apostiVe cure
for every torn OF skin and blood disease iroW
pimples TO s%crutula, from infancy 10 age.
Nave been in the drug and medicine pusines'
twenty five years. Have been selling your CUT
CURA REMEDIES since they came "est' Inc!
lead all others IN their line. We could not "iite
nor could you print all We have heard saia III
favor OF the CUrICURA REMEDIES. One year ago
the CUrIcURA and SOAP cured q little sirl In our
house OF the worst sore head We ever sa", ana
the REsoLvESr and CUrICURA are now curing u
Young gentleman OF n sore. leg, while the phy
sicians are trying to have IL amputa!ed. IL VIII
save his leg and perhaps his life. muoh can.
not be said in favor Of CUrICupA REsHDIEs
3 B. SMITH 4 BRO, CoEington' ny.
sold everywhere. Price: CrrIcuRh ~" soAr'
DC: REsoIvEST, 81. Prepared by the f"ftSk
DRvG AND CH .NIcAL CO., Boston, Mass.