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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
WHITE CAPS DONE FOR.
Foraker Says Their Days OF Glory are
Euded.

Foraker Says Their Days Of Glory are
Euded.
CHICAGO, December IA dispatch
from Columbus, Ohio, says: Governor For
aker said Iat night that q detective had
been amorg the White Caps since the first
retort of their outrsges in this State, and
that the names Of all members and the
secrets of the order had been secured, with
such other evidence a. would bring any
offender to Justice. He said that mono Of
the members had been summoned 70 this
Office, but that several Of them had come
Voluntarily. being frightened by the posi-.
biliiy of prosecution, and the result Of
their visit was that the organization had
been permanently abandoned, and the
members had CONSENTED 10 quit their line
Of conduct. The Governor said that The
White Caps we're q regular, organized
secret body, bot that they had no conntc.
ton with the organization Of White Gaps
in Indiana. Thsy were divided into lodges,
and the entire order was under . general
officer known ss Colonel" There were
9 lodges in Ohio with membership ofabout
900, am ,pg whom we're many Of the bts,
cit zsns f the commu mites in which they
were organized.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
THE NEW SOUTH
Asks That Harrison Appoint Decent Men
Tn 0fica

Asks That Harrison Appoint Decent Men
to Ohioe.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, December IL
A committee composed OF six prominent
manufacturers will leave here to-day for
indianapolis, to present an address to
President-elect Harrison. The address
will set forth that political parties in the
South can now divide on practical issues;
that the signers of the address are pleased
with the triumph OF protection, and they
ask Gea. Harrison to recognize the best
element of the Republican party in max
ing appointments in the South. 1t has
been signed by sb,ut fifty prominent man
ufscturers and business men, most Of them
Democratic. The committee will reach In
diauapolis Monday night and will call on
Gen. Harrison Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
WORK In THE HOUSE.
The Recess TO Begin Next Friday-A
American Historical Association.

The Recess TO Begin Next Friday-An
American Historical Association.
WASHINGTON, d. O., December H.
On motion of Mr.. Phelan, of Tennessee,
bill was passed for the Incorporation OF
the American Historical Association. An
drew d. White, of New York, Go. Ban
croft of the District Columbia, and Justice
Windsor of Massachusetts, are among the
incorporstors named. Mr. McMillin, OF
Tennessee, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported back that the con
current resolution introduced by Mr..
Hooker, of Mississippi, providing for a
holiday recess Friday december u until
Monday, January :. The committee
proposed an amendment striking out Mon
day, January I, and inserting Friday, jan
uary 4. The committee amendment was
rejected, yeas, 9S; nays, 1OS, and the
original resolution was agreed to.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
WE'LL MATCHED.
RIddIeberger Jumps Onto Ingalls, and
Combs Him Down.

RIddIeberger Jumps Onto Ingalls, and
Combs Him Down.
WASHINGTON, D. c, December H.
At 1910 President pro tenn. Ingalls, laid
before the Senate the resolution Of Mr..
Riddleberger proposing reorganization OF
the Senate after January l, and the author
spoke in support of it. He said Its object
WAS to nut some other than the Senator
from Kansas in the chair, asserting that
he had been the chief figure in the most
disorderly scenes he could recol'
let occurring on the Senate floor.
He said a change was necessary
in order that the faith of the Republican
usrty. pledged to q consideration Of the
British ext1adition treaty in open session
might be kept. At the conclusion Of his
remarks, Mr.. Riddleherger asked leave 10
withdraw the resolution, but objection
was made by Mr.. Harris, who moved to
Law it on ths table and called for the ayes
and nays, after paying high tribute to
Mr. Ingalls, impartiality and ability.
Finslly the Senator from Virginia was
permitted to withdraw his resolution, and
the incident closed.
The Senate then resumed consideration
of the tariff bill, at paragraph 147, Ieferr-
ing to tsggers iron. This paragraph and
the two preceding ones on the same sub
itc', were passed over Informally without
action. The next paragraph. 145, was as
10 Spikes, nuts, washers, and horse, mule,
or OK shoes, OF wrought irOn or steel,
imposing o duty of l $40 par cent pr
pound.
Mr.. Vest moved to amend by reducing
the rats to /! cent per pound. After dis
cussion the amendment was rejected, yeas
19, nays 81.
The next paragraph, 149, was as to
wheels, or parts thereof made of iron or
stesl, and steel tired wheels for railway
purposes, ;" wholly or partly man factured,
| imposing rate cf q cents per pounds, and
of II cents per pound on iDgots for the
same without regard 10 the degree OF man
ufacture
Mr.. Mcpherson moved to amend by
making the rate ? cents and =! cents per
pounds respectively.
Mr.. Mcpherson called attention to the
| TACT tnat hepuDIlCdh OendtOiS nau apan'
doned the idea of defending the bill on the
ground of protection to American labor,
and hsd taken the ground of protecting the
factory interests.
The debate continued at great length,
and in the course of it Mr.. Vest referred 10
Democratic Senators as being represented
az the enemies of the country.
Mr.. Frye-That is so.
Mr.. Vest-It is impossible for the Sen
ator from Maine to think worse of me
en- this subject than l do of him. I
think that if he had a contract to
carry this country TO utter ruin, he is car
rying it out 10 the best of his ability. l
hons silly believe he is robbing the people
of the country, on whose welfare depends
the welfare of TIE entire Republic. l pro-
pose to fight every item in the bill, If it
takes till the 4th of March, but will make
plain to the American people that this
whole Senate bill is in the interest OF piling
up the fortunes of the manufacturers at the
expense of the consumer.
Finally the discussion closed and the
vote was taken on Mr.. McPherson's
amendment, which was rejected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
AN ELEPHANT EXECUTION.
Robinson's OhIef Choked to Death FOL
IncorrigibIlity.

RobInson's Chi.f Cboked to Death for
IncorrigibIlity.
PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-THE
winter quarters Of Forepsush's circus were
the scene yesterday afternoon Of an eIecu'
cution not ordered by the courts. Chief,
the big elephant, Was condemned to die.
He had become entirely unmansgeatle.
Yesterday afternoon the Moose was placed
around bis neck. II was made In the
middle of 4 piece Of rope half IN inch
thick and ten yards long.
It was q ticklish thing TO get the moose
ON the elephants neck, bat it was fnally
pullei over his trunk and closed behind
bis ears. Then Basil and Bismarck, two
powerful elephants were attached to the
ends of the rope At Young Adam Fore
paugh's command the elephant execution
ers proce eded and the line was drawn
tight around Chiefs throat. Another
signal was given and the elephants ap
piled all their power. Chief tottsied and
fell. and was dead in twenty minutes
Chief was an Asiatic elephant, tea feet ane
half high aud Weighing 10000 pounds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Political Gt ssip.

Indianapolis Republican politicians are
shaken up by the report that $40, 900
raised in Pituburg for campaign purposes
was stolen by two agents of the State Com.
mittee.
The Republican Senators are growing
anxious for a reorganization Of that body.
II is probable that there will be a general
shaking. up on committees when Vice
President Morton takes his seat.
TIE imprt Ssion is growing among Gen.
Harrison's friends that no New York man
will be appointed to a place in the Cab
met.
Senator Bowen, Of Colorado, ia not
going TO have a walkover for reelection.
Hon. Edward Wolcott will most likely be
his successor.
Gen. Harrison has engaged rooms at the
Ebbitt Houfe, Washington. He will
make that botei his headquarters during
the Inauguration.
Mr.. Clinton A. Snowden, editor Of the
Chicago Times, hiss retired, The paper,
which has slWays been Democratic, will
be Republican hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
BOON FOR GOFF.
A Now Englsnder WHO Wants Him In thu
Cabinet.

A New Englander Who Wants Him In thu
Cabinet.
NRw YORK, December 1.-THE Herald
publishes the following: The foremost
Republican in New England, who is desir
Gus Of having Southern man in President
Harrison's Cabinet, has written letter tc
member of Congress, who is personal
friend OF General Harrison, in which hs
says:
az confess to you that know next tc
po.hing about Gene al Harrison's Cabi
net, and ! feel quito sure that General
Harrison, at this hour, does not know
himself. No doubt he has had many men
in his mind, has weighed the reasons iD
favor of this person or tia, has possibly
determined upon two members Of his Cab
met, but beyOnd this am sure he has not
gone.
Il do want TO see General Nathan GoA
in the Cabinet, and 80 do tens Of tbqu
sands here in New Eugland. Heis one Of
the most promising men in the Republican
party. expect great things from Goff
He was at tho bead of the Navy Depart
ment. and proved himself eminently q man
of affairs. He is young, in the prime OF
life, was a gallant soldier, went into the
field boy and came out OF the war q
brgadier general; his talents are Of the
highest order and his habits are most ex'
emplary. Unlike Malone, he has not
used questionable methods to break the
back of the Democracy in the Solid South.
"What he has accomplished was the
work Of a giant, but he neither sold him.
self TO corrupt influences nor debauched
federal offices by crowding into them a
horde of hungry camp followers. Mr..
Goff, understand, does not care TO 90 ipt1
the Cabir ct, but hope he will not hest
tate for one instant. There are ten thou
sand reasons which call for his acceptance.
hope to see him Attorney General in
President Harrison's Cabinet"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
LATE NEWS CONDENSED.

The eviction of settlers on the Des Moin'
es river lands, Iowa, has been resumed.
Philadelphia sport lovers are sgitstiDg
indoor base ball, to be played by electric
light. The scheme will be tried soon,
CO.. Rives, the father of Amelie Rivss
Chandler, and chief engineer of the PAns-
ma canal has sailed for Paris, to aid De
Lessepps in his present crisis.
John Stitch, dry goods dealer Of Hast.
inys, Neb., has failed, liabilities $50, 900.
Twenty men engaged in a row at Fin
dlay. Ohio, Saturday night. Two men
were fatally injured.
Jim Newton a notorious horse thief,
oyerpo wered and beat to death farmer
named Howell, living in Indian Territory.
Newton then took three Of his horses and
escaped.
Frank T. Sweenie, Chief Fire Marshall
of the town of Lake, near Chicago, ha
committed suicide. He was q veteran oi
Andersonvi!le.
The people Of the Chicksssw Nation are
ticking rapid steps toward colcnizing the
colored population among them on the
Okalohsma lands.
Matt PomeIoy and Jesse Dartt, both
boys, working on the Katie stockdsle,
ouarrelled on the boat near Steubenville,
and Pomeroy seriously stabbed Dartt.
Mrs. Annie De Groat, of Asbury, Miss,
hiss given birth to fur girl babies at one
birth.
Gen. Harrison received yesterday a very
handsome engraved portrait of himself az
present from Gen. James Wilson, oil
New York.
Two Young men named Smith were
drowned at Belle Vernon, Pa, while at
tempting TO cross the Monougahels river
Chairman Brilton, of the Inauguration
Committee, goes with Qusy 10 Indianspo
lis to consult with Gen. Harrison.
Indianapolis Republicans deny the story
that money sent to them from Pittsburl
was embezzled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
wELISBURG 0OssII'.



WELIsBUEG, December I7.-In the
Court to-day. sitting in special ssssion.
quite lively tims otcuFrsd over the ,lse.
tion contest cases. A molten Was made
by Republican counsel 70 have the csse-
dockstsd for trial awaiting the result Of
the petition for . writ Of prohibition. Ar
ter somewhat lengthy Argument ,Ls mo-
ton was granted.
Thsn Kspublican cnuofel took the
groond that their motion had referred N
only the csss OF Cortis VA CudD. Mr..
Braddock insisted tba. the motion in
cluded both cases and that The order mu,i
apply 70 both.
After soms discuss'ou Rs1nblisan conn.
eel proposed 70 have The motion ovsrrulsd.
bat - Oh jettion was made 70 thv, the mo.
ton vas psssed ~ Curtis w. Curtis, iY-
noripg The Other half of H. Comment n
not Necessary.
The borse which was stolen from . Mr..
Noif, near WsAbir gton. Ps.. some time eco.
bas been fouod. a man sisi ~ his name a,
James ID. Kelly, ard bis r,idsscs ~ two
and o half miles from WslIshurR.
on the Middleton ros5, stopps 4
With Mr. Allboo, H,ms miles eat
Of 'osn tne night last vssk.
The stssrga was riding . foe lookipr
borss, which Re offered for sais 10 M.
Allison. The price asksd Was SI25. Aitr
dreaming sbout Il. bovevsr, hs cooeIodsd
10 take t35 fer him The whole conduct
and convsrsation Of Mr.. AIIison's gusst
uoossd sn inttrot which b.csms Q sus-
picion wren the hoEss waa offered %
ridiculously Low.
MT. Allison insisted thst be would nst
bay the hons until h hard somstbips
more abSus him. Upan this Mr. Jaa. ID.
Kelly, alias unknown, axrad 70 leave ths
bosse, promising 10 rsturn for him in .
few dsy4 Lstet deyslopnnts fossd the
horss 70 hs NolPs. and Kelly has indeed
shaken the mud Of this tonmnaiiy from
his fest At any rate Ar. Aliisoa don't
sxps ct him hack.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
M,IIars Meet in JndIanapolIs.

MINIATURES, December l7.-An i'm
portant conference of millers is being held
in this city this afternoon. About one
hundred makers of -four from all parts OF
the country are in attendance. The meet
ing was called to order at the Plankinion
House at 2:3O p. m, and the present con-
dition and future prospects Of the flour
trade are under discussion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
FORkIGN NKws.

An American company has secured The
contract for fuel light and water In oil the
Mexican pablo buildings.
Baron Jomiri. Of 81. Petersburg, ID
dead.
The French man Of war D'Estang ha'
arrivta ~ Zspsibas.
The steamer Ja,pM from woskisEton
for GlAsgow. has foundersd or tbs lsttsl
coast Her crow numbering sIsvsa pr.
sons were drowned
Mr.. John Bright has suffered relapse.
A spsculAtor on the Paris bourss named
Rex. has defaul'ed 70 the extent Of L.. e
600, 600 francs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Hurt in the Washington Wreck.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., December 17.-Mrs.
Hannah McKinnie, of New Brighton, Pa
has commenced suit here against the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad for $50, 600 dam
ages for injuries received in the recent
wreck at Washington, Pa. Sho alleges
that she has been permanently crippled.
Cars and money here in the hands of the
Pitt.burg and Western Railroad, belong
ing to the defendant, have been attached.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
AYIitshnrr ToHboat Lost.

PIrTsBURG, December 17.-lt is report
ed that the towhost Coal Valley, belong
ing to Joseph A, Store & Co., of this city,
struck a log near Deadman's ripple, on
the Ohio river, some time yesterday,
knocking hole iu her side cau'iog her
10 sink. No one wss injured. The lose
will probably reach $50, 0C0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Preparing to Hang BaId Knobbsrs

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. December u. 7.-Adviccs
from Ozark. Mo nay that the Sheriff Of
Christian county has completed the pa!-
lows upon which william Walker. the
king Of the Bald Knobbers, II "a bs
hanged on the 2Sth int The other three
members Of the band, David Walker. son
Of the King, aud J9eph and Wiley
Mathews, who are Al'o 10 hang, will not
be executed until February II. Sheriff
johnson having received word that IN ~ .
tempt ~ rsscue will be mAde by members
Of the gang. has s~orn ip 100 'pecial dcpu.
ties 10 guard the jsil and take other pre-
cautions 70 prevent trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
WON In Four Rounds.

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE fight
between Mike Gushing, the indicated
100 pound champion, and Pete Welsh, Of
Pittsburgh, for 5000 a side, took place to-
night at a well-known road house, near
Rutherford, N. j., in the presence OF
about 100 spectators. Jack Adler was
referee, Dan Gallagher and Mike Brennan
secouded Cushing, while Sergeant Flaher'
ty and John Flood seconded Welsh Cush-
ing won the battle easily in four Iouhds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
KILRAIN'S BLUSTER.
NO ONE BELIEVES THAT HE WILL FIGHT
SULLIVAN.
The Identity Of BIS Baeksr Matter Of Mystery
Their UnspOrsmanhks ferms-Othsr
Sporting News - Good Little
FshS-BaSs Ball.

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE World
says: Sporting men are discussing the
identity of the men who appeared at the
Clipper Office Saturday, and on be-
half of Jake Kilrsin refused to
put the stakes for a fight with
]. L. Sullivan, unless q receip: for the
money was given and Kilrsin's own terms
accepted. There is some talk that he is
detective. 1t is generally agreed that Kill
rain did not want to make the match,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Jack moAuliffs's Easy Victory

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE Blk
round glove contest between Jack McAu-
life, the champion lightweight of Aueri-
ca, and old Sam Colyer AS years old, the
former featherweight champion, who
fought many notable battle away back in
the sixties, occurred last night at the Pal
ace rink, Williamsburgh. COlyer was
knocked out in the second round.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
whittisr's Eighty first birthday.

DAsvERs, MASS December I7.--John
q. Whittier. the venerable poet, to-day
reached his eighty .hst birthday. lie i,at
his winter home ~ Oak Knoll, ono OF his
fsvorits resorts. Many friends and nsigh.
borI called 10 pay their respects. and .
large number Of copgra'ulatory letters and
telsgAms were rscsivtd. Mr.. Whittier IL
10 fairly good health, bat he rarely zoe,
ont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Bhot Donn In Gold Hood.

GREESsBURd, PA, December l7.--Ye.-
tsrdsy while Joe Green, colorsd, was
combiuR his hair At bis boarding house at
Jeanette, Samuel Smith, ano,hsr colored
man, without provocation, shot him
through the breast, killing him instantly.
suith Wa under the ipAuspcs Of liquor.
Both men we're hod.carrien and have
always been on the best Of terms. Smith
has been lodged IN jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
MARONE'S SCHEME.
He Has Plan to Poso as Big Southern
Boss.


Boss.
WAsHINGTO, December II. - General
Malone, who is now at Chsmberlin's, pro-
passes to have general conference of lead
ing Southern Republicans held here, in
order 10 smooth the way for the appoint
ment of some representative Southern man
as cabinet officer. The presumption that
General Harrison would select some mem.
bsr of his cabinet from the South, has lead
to some iealousies and rival!ies in that sec
ton that are becoming as embarrassing to
the President elect as the Miller-Plstt
fight in New York State.
The fact is that Malone wants to get
some sort of a recognition as the boss IN
Southern political affairs, and his present
suggestion is regarded with the suspicion
that this is one Of his schemes looking to
that end,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
R,akelock 10 Fight Carroll.

Boston, MASS. December 17.-Sam
Blakelock. ths Euglsh light weight pugil'
ist, who has come to this country twice to
meet some of Americas light weights, has
been selected by the California Athletic
Club to fight Jimmy Carroll, of Boston, at
their rooms in San Francisco next month.
1t was frst intended to have Mike DAILY,
the Bangor light weight, meet Carroll, but
DAILY didn't like the size of the purse, and
BlakeloCk stepped forward. Both he aud
Carroll wee to have left for San Francitco
tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Came To In Twenty Minutes.

NEWARK, N. j., December IA
savage seveu-round prize fight took place
tonight near Elizabeth, between Jas.
Donnelly, the Kansas City Cowboy" and
McLsffiin, ex-chsmpion middle.weig bit OF
Canada. London Prize Ring rules for $500.
McLsfflin had the advantage from
the start and punished Donnelly terribly,
In the seventh round McLstlliu landed a
left handler on Donnelly's iuRular, knock
ing him senseless. 1t took 20 minutes to
restore him TO consciousness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
The DAILY Badger Case.

NEW YORK, December l7.-Tne case OF
Edward Meredith, Addie Stanton and Ella
Hammond. three Of the badgers who at
tempted to rob gambler Phil. Daily, was be-
fore Judge MARITIME this morning. Cum
ST. for the prisoners moved that the In
dictment be quashed on the ground that
it was found on illegal evidence. Judge
MARITIME reserved his decision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Kelly as u Tough.

New YORK, December 17.-Mike Kelly,
the $4,000 ball toster, has been en-
gagged by Hoyt and Thomas to appear in
Tin Iolder" at the Fourteenth StIest
Theatre during Christmas and New Years
weeks. The compensation agreed on is
81 900; the largest cum offered to any one
man not an actor. He will take the part
of the Nrnnph "
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Jaka Knrain'a Talk,

CHICAGO, December 17.-Chas. Mitchell
and Jake Kilrain arrived in the city yes
terday. In respect to the misfire about
covering Sullivan's money in New York,
Kilrain rays that he is not responsible fer
the failure, and will direct that the money
in his behalf be put up in the usual fashion
without asking for receipt. DE ex-
presses perfect Willingness to meet Suiii-
van, and although there may be some de,
lay about signing articles, fight inside OF
siy nonths is almost O certainty.
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French Canadians Opposed to Annexation

French Canadians Opposed to Annexation.
MONTREAL, December l7.-Sir Charles
Tupper's recent tpeech in London against
imperial federation is warmly commended
by the French .Cansdisn press here. Le-
Cunddien says it trusts Charles Upper will
continue to throw cold water on the scheme
which French Canadians are bound 10 COM
bat with all their might.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
A WHITE CAP VICTIM.

Jas. Mcdonald Dice of an Unmsreifui
Beating.
KANSAS CITY, No, December q. jas.
McDonsld, who was so numerically
beaten las, Monday by the mob calling
themte elses the Kansas division OF White
Caps" d ed yesterday. A farmer living
near here says that be saw the White Gaps
pass his house on two different nishts.
On the tecond night he followed them and
they halted in the woods and Semtd 10
hold q council. The chief addressed the
men by number ustead Of name.
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Wants to Repeal the Internal Revenue.

Wants to Repeal the lnternAI heNenue'
WASHINGTON, December l7.-Represen-
tative Cowles to-day introduced Iesolu'
tion irstructing the Committee on Wsyi
and Means to rp1rt at an early day a
separate bill containing b provision ior
the repeal of the tobacco tax, the retail
license tax on dealers in tpirituous liquors,
and the internal revenue provision OF the
Mills bin. II was referred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18

SWISS stomseh Bitters for Sick Head.
ache.
Swiss Stomach Bitters for Biliousness.
: Swiss Stomach Bitters for Dyspepsia.
Black E in for Female Complaints.
Blsck Gin for Brikht's Disease Of tht
Kldneye.
Black Gin for Baekschs.
Wild Cherry Tonic for Coughs and Co!ds
Wild Cherry Tonic for Sore Throat