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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
OUTwITTED UNCLE SAM.
The Heathen Chinee Manages to slip Uns
noticed Into the States.

Inc hehtnen Cninee hAnhkee 10 oup Su.
noticed Into the States.
LoCKPOgT, N Y, November 10.-AbOut
our weeks ago party Of Cinnamon, four
in numbtr, bound from San Francisco to
New York, passed through Canada on the
Grand Trunk from D,troit to Suspension
Bridge. Ol reaching Niagara Falls, On
tsr!o. admittance iIto the SIats was re.
fused them by the customs authorities on
the ground that they came under the pro-
visions of the Chire,e restriction act.
Since then they have Teen fed and quar-
tered by the Grand Trunk Railway Com
papy.
Friends have Interested themselves IN
their behalf, bat evidently to-day ths Chi
namen got tired waiting and decamped.
1t Is thought they are on the way TO New
York, having crossed at Port Huron or
Detroit.
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Harrison Has =, 800.

CONCORD, N. II November 10.-Com-
plete returns from all the towns and wards
in the State give Harrison As 728; Cleve-
4S.444: Fisk l $50. Hsrrison's plurality
22S4 For Governor Gocdell. r. A, o97;
Amsden d. 44,lS3; Carr p. 51l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
The Time, Gives Notice of Appeal.

EDISBURG, November 10.-Ihe Times
has given rotice of appeal from the decision
of Judge Kinnsar in the Times Parpell
case in which be allowed proof OF jurisdic-
ton. Pending a decision on the appeal
procedure before Judge Kinren will be
stopped.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

ST.. AUsTIs, VA, Va, November 10.
Unofficial returns from sll eountiss Of the
Tenth district, gives Tucker, Denocrst,
for Congress 593 rnsjority; Q.velard's
usjority viii be 1000,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
TAXED TO DEATH.
Frances Heavy Burden to Support Great
Standing Army.

Standing Army.
PARIS, November 10.-In reply to cIiti-
cisms upon the war budget in the Cbambc7
of Deputies to-day, M. Freycinet insisted
that all hopes of reducing were in vain.
Even the necessary preparation for war
required and exceptional effort in order to
insure the defence of the country. A
great nation must make its honor and dig
nifty dependent upon itstlf at once. So
long as the general situation remains as t
is the Chamb.r cannot hope to zee the war
estimates below 55,000,0 900 francs, and
these estimates include all possible con-
alterations Of economy.
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A Rspuhlican Gets In.

SAS Francisco. November 10.-Rs-
turns from the Fifth Congressional district.
with tie exception Of two precinct, IN
San Matto county, give PbslpS. R-publi-
oan, %, 900; Clunie, Democrat 1890.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
Greenbrler 603.

Slsc.a! Ts,sgrGu TO tAe sunday Register.
RoNCEyERTE, W. VA, November 10
Greenbrier gave the National and State
ticket six hundred and niresy-three Dem
ocratic msjority.
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A Republican Gets His Seat.

RALEIGH, n. c., November 1O.-A
Ne,rs and O5srrer special from New
Bsrpe says that Siums, Dsmocr4t;c candi-
date for Congress in the Second District,
has been defestsd by msj nri'y OF GIL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
Logan 1885.

SOsesal T.lsgrdps 10 ne Sunday Rc0lstI.
HUNTINGTON, ". VA, November 10
Reliable reports Just received give the
Democratic majority for the State ticket in
Ysyne 553, Logan 1885, Lincoln 2iO.
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Another Royal B.,ro,hal.

ATAENs, November 10.-Kiug George,
If Greece, has formally notified Prime
Minister Tricoupis Of the terotbal ef
Prince Alexandra to Grand Duke Paul,
of Russia
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A rection In Berkeley.

Sosciag TssgrGR 70 nc SgadGy RS0lS.eT'
MARrINsBURG, November 10. - The
Clerk made mis- axe as to GOtr's majority.
Itis173. Morgar's msjo:ity for the L:g,
islature is 22l.
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RabId Student Politicians.

MADRID November 10.-The students
in the Universities Of this city, Saragossa
and Seville, parsded the streets last night,
denouucing the conservative party. They
dispersed without attempting any vio-
lenpo
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Democrats Gain in Putnam.

Special TlecTGm to he Register.
RED HOUSE, W. Va, November TO-
Kinks majority over Thomas is 10. Mccoy,
Democrat is elected sheriff by lO2. Switzer,
Democrat, is elec,ei prosecuting attorney
bp rs.
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THE NEXT HOUSE.
The Republicans VIII Probably Have q
small Majority.

WASHINGTON, November 10.-Tne fol-
lowing tltle shows approximately the
standing of the next House. 1t will prob
ably bs r publican by small majority.
In the following table an even chance is
given the two parties in doubtful and con.
tested cases, and the Republicans have
majority of Z.
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EX-SENATOR BARNUM

Lying at the Point of Death h-Wiu He Sur.
yive tho Night.
NEW HAVEN, CT, November lO.-A
telephone Communication just received
ftom LIMERICK says: Ex-senator Barnum
is resting easier and that his condition is
slightly improved. The message, how
ever, does not give his family much hore.
Fear is expressed at this ho1r. 9p. m +,
that be will not survive the night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-15
LOCAL BREv1rIEs.
Matters Of minor Moment In and About
the City.

Matters Of Minor Homent In and About
the City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
THREE deeds Of trus. were admitted to
record yesterday.
TIE GRAND this evening-Mignani-
siegrist Company.
The mailu we've loaded down yesterday
with caricatures miSNAmed valentines.
THE Banwood nail works made large
shipment OF nails yesterday to Cincinnati
and other points south.
THE "GiEhest Bidder" closed Its engage
ment OF the Opera House last night to
another large and well pleased audience.
srEuBENvIL1E had a sl2, 900 fire yeater-
day, the O. o. D. clothing store on the
corner Of Fifth and Market streets being
the victim.
A coUNTRYMAN's spring wagon lost q
wheel near the Main street bridge yester-
day by catching II in the track Of the new
street railway.
Mr.. WILLARD BAILEY and Miss Della
Deity were married yesterday afternoon
at the home Of the brides parents, in the
First ward, Martins Ferry.
YESTERDAY wss a aunny, spring.like
day, but in the evening the sky clouded
up, and after light shower, q very cold
wind came up and the mud and water
trozs rapidly.
ASH WEDNESDAY will be observed ap-
propriately in the Catholic and EpisCopa-
Ian churches to-day. At ST. Luke's, Rev.
J. G. CAN'T, the Rector, will preach at
10:30A. NJ. and 7:S0P.M.
A WORKMAN employed by the Wheeling
Mining & Manufacturing Company wss
badly burned about tho eyes and face yes
terday by molten lead. He was taken
into Young's drug store and his burns
dressed.
THE funeral OF John Kress, who was
killed last week at Columbus, took place
yesterday morning from the home Of his
parents In East Wheeling, and was largely
attended. The intermsnt took place at Mt,
Calvary cemetery.
DR., GEORGE I. GARRISON, OF this city,
has filed charges with Gov. Wilson against
Dr.. Harris, OF PaEkeEsburg, President Of
the State Board oil Health, accusing him
OF irregulsrity in the matter Of appoint
ing County Health Boards.
AT an early hour yesterday morning o
party Of North End young men were on
their way home from ball when one Of
the number hrsd revolver geVeral times
in the air. Officer Heslop happened along
and arrested the whole five. In police
court the one that did the shooting was
fined $40 and costs and tho other four 81
and costs each for disordsrly conduct.
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gan county. He got in with his twin
heavy weight, Gen. Flick, last night.
Col. Thomas Swan. Of Charleston, is
the guest Of Hon. g. W. Atkinson while
In the city.
Delegates will get their badges by call.
ing on the committee Of the Mcclure house
before loan.
Gen. Flick came in on the b. & .. last
night, smiling and % glad to zee the boys
as they were 10 see him.
Col. Mclean, OF Putnam, prominently
spoken Of for Governor, was shaking
hands all round last night.
The Island Logan Club has o brightneW
satin banner to which they will point with
pridein the Convention to-day.
The Charleston Star Gays "Col. 7. B.
Swan is in Wheeling on business" Well,
this convention means business.
Nj. Henry F. TulIy, Of PArkersburg, 8
young orator highly spoken Of, Ia among
The Wood county men already here. Mr..
Tully has been urged to help in the next
campaign over in Ohio.
P. Q. Stevens, editor Of the Putnam
county republican php6ri nj. mC1loLuIln'
Of the Ravenswood News, Mr.. George j.
Thompson, Of Fayette county, and Major
Brazee, oil the Industrial World, Coal VAL
ley, are among the Newspaper men from
the lower end Of the State.
Tho Committee has provided very neat
badges for delegates, Rlternates, and guests,
the committees and the press, each Of
different color, but the inscription on all Ia
the came, the prominent feature being a
neat triangle In the middle, with these
words on the sides: "Rspublican-Tariti
League" The badges are very neat,
and worth preserving as memento OF the
occaEion.
All delegates and other visiting states
men have been extended the Inequalities
Of the Lincoln Club. They will fnd III
pleasant rooms on the second and third
floors over Dillon's iewelry store, an agree'
able place for meeting friends. In the
reading rooms will be found leading daily
papers and periodicals. Yisitors are vel
come to cali ct any time during the con-
vention and made themselves at home.
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BELLAIRE.
An Sorts OF Local NsWs and Gossip From
the Glass City,


An Sorts OF Local NeWs and Gossip From
the Glass City.
Mis- Mabel Wells Is visiting In Hannibal.
Prank TyHon has gone to WGmpum. Pa, to live.
Nm. Rosenberg has gone Tor two weeks visit 10
RAyensW0od,
A. Jones, Of this county, has moved to oberlin,
LorAln county.
Sol Lows Lost bright pear old child nIshl be-
fore last II died in 5paSIns.
Nm. @. Il. DLnkWerth and mother left yesterday
for few days visit At Darlington.
Edward MAnsel Is running the c. & P. MInRo
Junction pony engine now n conductor.
Mr.. Scott HeGtherington was severely burned In
the eye by some hot metal he was using.
". T. Philpot formerly with N. Cnit here, Il
in Las Vegas, New Mexico, In the ieWelry bukIneis
The bank will DO closed here this morning TO
ALLOW those connected with 1t 70 go TO C. q. Tall.
mans funeral.
Nv. GlllSgher, the baggage master at the Balh
more Ohio railroad here, will soon DO able TO re-
sumo work, after a severe sick spell.
Two young ladies had a squabble In the Church
Of God here about some trivial matter. One OF the
girls had the other hned u and costs in Squire
Rodef's court.
A man by the name OF LAShley, out the B.. z 4
G., pulled revolver on Willie Hazbefg here yes
teFdAy and was locked up for It, They had trouble
about q shoe bill.
The Republican club elected the following:
President, ": Q. BergundthAl; Vice Presidents, ".
Q, Cochran. D. Q. sIeere, 7. Ebsrle, ". d. Jones,
Joseph W. HeatheringI0l, Spot Green, Rev. b. II.
Lee George NJ. Wise aud George Merit; Secretary
John Davis; Treasurer, D, II. Dauah, President
BergundthAl accepted his position In neat little
speech. Jesse HolllngsR0rth will address the
boys on the 2th. They are going TO make things
hum and are the best men In the city and VI
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strnnsors in tho City and wheeling Folks
abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling FolRl
abroad.
Capt. John NJ. Sweeney Ia in Philadel-
phia on business.
]. A. Hunter Of the Baltimore & Ohio,
was at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Jennie Brent ia the charming guest
Of Miss Ewing, Of Twelfth street,
s. G. Monroe, Of Lost Greek, Harrison
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. h. McNabb has resigned his
connection with the Grand Opera House.
Mr.. W. N. Hovey, OF Cabell county,
came up with the delegates, but not as one
Of them.
Mrs. Annie suydam, OF Kansas City, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Sam Norton,
Of the Inland.
Miss Minnie Whitaker, Of Woodlands,
yesterday concluded pleasant visit to
Wheeling friends.
Miss Bee Holiday, OF Columbus, return.
ed home last evening, after q pleasant visit
to Wheeling friends.
Miss Cora Finley, OF Romney, W. Va,
who has been Waiting Miss Florence OFT,
returned home yesterday morning.
Col. Robert McEldovpey, Of New Mar.
tinsEille, came up yesterday, bat fed last
evening before the Republicans got too
numerous.
Messtg. Henry Keller, Of Parkersburg,
| @. a. Weaver, Of Moundsyille, and L. w,
Sutherland, Of smithAeld, Ohio, were al
the Mcclure house yesterday.
Miss Emma Bingler, OF Pittsburgh, Ia to
take part in the concert at Baumer,a
music store Friday night, for the benefit
Of the Second Presbyterian church.
Rev. DR.. ]. T. Stone, Of this city, the
well known missionary stationed Of Bonn.
bay, India, is on his way home for visit,
Mrs. Stone, formerly Miss Kate Elson, h
accompanying him.
Senator Charley Brown, Of Jackson
county, came up yesterday, but he sayu
he is not q delegate to to.day's ConVen.
ton. The Senator looks enough Ike a
Republican to be suspected.
Lieutenant q. B. Baguley, Of the o. 8,
Grant Camp, Soma Of Veterans, has been
commissioned Lieutenant Colonel on the
staff Of General Abbot. the Commander.
0hfsf Of the United States.
Capt, William Clements, General Man.
ager Of the Baltimore & Ohio lines east al
the Ohio, and Cspt. ]. 7. LiRge, Of Graf.
ton, Superintendent OF the western diyig.
ions, were in the city yesterday. Their
special mission was to appear before Coun-
Gil last night and look after their petition
for route along the creek.
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Read the following: Mr.. O. d. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down with
Abgcess Of Lungs, and friends and physi-
clans pronounced me an 1nCurable Con-
sumphve. Began taking Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, am now on
my third bottle, and able to oversee the
work OF my farm. It Is the finest medi-
cine ever made"
Jesse Middlswsrt, Decatur, Ohio, says:
HAD It not been Tor Dr.. Kings New Dis
Covery for Consumption would have died
Of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now In best Of health" Try It.
Sample bottles free OF Logan & Co.'s
Drug Store.
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THE GAS LINE BREAKS,
Causing Shortage in the City for Several

Causing u Shortage in tho City for Several
Hours.
Yesterday afternoon the main pipe Of
the Natural Gas Company Of West Vir-
ginia sprung leak on the Marshall farm,
near the Hickory end Of the line. Il was
necessary to shut of the gas In order TO
make repairs, and there vGs consequently
no gas to speak Of from 8 p. NJ. to 7 O'Clock
last evening, when the break having been
repaired, the gas was again turned on.
The Inconvenience to houaekeeperg was
great, Gs it caught them at the time for
cooking supper. The mills which took
gas from this line were obliged to shut
down, and there was great deal Of kick
ing among consumers everywhere.
The gas WAS left burning In the office OF
Heiskell & Vardy, in tho basement oithe
Peoples Bank building, when the pressure
was light, and the Office being locked up,
when the strong pressure was again turn
cd on the gas burned 30 intensely as to
scorch the paint and woodwork and
threaten 8 fre. NightwatchmGu Steve
Crawford smellsd the burning wood, and
forcing open window, turned down tho
gas,
The exact cause ottho trouble could not
be learned,
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NNNN AANAANAN SSAA4sf
The cry is, "still they come"
This is going to be big convention.
Steel Hawkins, q RAnawha labor leader,
10 at the Stsmm.
Ex.Delegate Lynch, Of GarkSburg,
came in last night.
The Mcclure House rOtunda looked like
old times Lost night.
The hotels are all full, but there is al-
ways room for some more.
NJ. B. Rsber, Of the Charleston Stdls
Tribune, is expected here to-day.
Petersburg promises to send up sew
enty more good Republicans to-day.
Josie Kramer will make the music for
the convention. II will be good music.
Col. ]. Ruius Smith, Of Berkeley
Springs, one Of the best known men in
the Eastern Panhandle, represents Nor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-15
VlTIATED BLOOD,
ScrOfuIous. Inherited and COnta-
giOus HumOrs Cured
by Cuticura.

Through the medium OF one OF your books re-
celved through Mr.. Frank T. Wray, Druggist,
Apollo, Pa, became acquainted with your CUT.
oJirR Remedies and take this opportunity 70 tes.
tiIy 10 You that their use has permanently cured
me Of one Of the worst cases Of blood poisoning In
connection with eryBipelAS, that have ever SEEN
and this after having been pronounced lncurable
by Bome OF the best phySiciRns In our county. l
take great pleasure In forwarding 70 you this teS
m0niAl unsolicited as It Is by you. In order that
Others suffering from similar mAlAdtes may be en-.
couraged 10 give your Cutioura Remedies trial.
P.6. WHITLIEGER, LeeChburR, Pa.
Relerenco: Frank 7. Wray, Druggist, Apollo, Pc.
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TIE breath Of q chronic catarrh patient
is often so offensive that he canno. go into
society and he becomes an object Of dis
gust. After a time liberation sets in, the
spongy bones are attacked, and frequent
", entirely destroyed. A constant source
Of discomfort ia the dripping Of the puru-
lent secretions into the throat, sometimes
producing inveterate bronchitis, which in
its turn has been the exciting cause OF
pulmonary disease. The brilliant results
which have attended lis use for years past
properly designate Ely'g Cream Balm as
by far the best, II not the only real cure
for hay fever, rose cold and catarrh.
MWPAW
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Nm. Joe ". Cooper, vile OF DR.. Cooper, OF Bel.
laIFe, Is In the city visiting friends.
The Manhattan Club gave private dance last
night Only few iiIends outside Of the club were
invited. pleasant evening was spent by all those
present
Arrangements have been made with the railroad
company 10 carry the delegates 10 the Wheeling
convention to-day and t0-mo FroW, for seventy.hVe
cents for the round trip. Brooke county has now
send tleaSl My persons comprising the delegates
aud their friends, the mHjOtty Of whom will leave
at l0:O O'Clock this morrinE, The party Is In the
results from the work being done now at the next
general election,
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sheiF Monroe, Of Harrison county,
brouvht TO tho Penitentiary yesterday
john Boyles, who was convicted Of break
inc into the house Of II. W. Smith, q
Tnsrchsnt Of ClRxksburg. 10 was con-
Vistsd and sentenced to seven yesrs In the
rsnitentisry. He Is only 10 years old.
f,he sheriH also brought JameD Haley,
Who WRs convicted OF stealing and sem
fenced 10 two yearD in tho penitenHaty.
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The many friends OF Mr.. T. O. MoHst,
the Twelfth street merchant tailor, are
actively engaged in pushing him as can.
didato for Sheriff Of Ohio county on tho
Republican ticket. Mr.. Motiat Is q gem
tisman Of first-ClSss business quRli6ca.
tons, has always been an active worker
in the Republican party, and would be q
styonV candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-15

Yesterday the two happiest men in
Omaha were at the restaurant OF F. Pop.
pendick, at the corner Of Howard and
Thirteenth ats. Poppsndick, the genial
host, and Robert Price, wholesale butcher,
Of Tenth street, were the joint winners Of
q fourth share Of the third capital prize Of
$4,000 in The Louisiana State Lottery:
2l,S0l was the l1eky numbsr.-Omaka
(Neb.) Bee, Dec. 90.
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sTooKnoLDERs' MNErlNas.
TIME NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF
i WEST VIRGINIA,
Special General Meeting of Stockholders,

Notice Is hereby givon pursuant to resolution
OF the Board Of D!rectOrH Of the HAtuiGl Gas Com.
Ing III the stockholders Of said company win be
held on Thursday, the 23d day OF February, iSSs
at o'clock r, n, at the principal ofllce Of ths
company, No. "A Twelfth street, In the city OF
will be offered for adoption:
LIT. Resolved, That the par value OF each bhNyp
Of capital ttock Of said Company be and hereby IL
reduced from one hundred dollars 70 fifty dollGn.
"a. Resolved, That the number OF hhafeS Of thn
capital sock Of said Company be Snd hereby Il
increased ttou 10 COO shares Of 500 each 10 1000
shares OF $50 each.
By order Of the BOARD Of Directors.
JAZZ HARRIS BUCHANAN, aeoy.
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Tho passenger department Of the BSli-
moro 4 Ohio railroad, announce that ar
yan0emenls have been made to sell excur-
aion Tickets to Wheeling and return OF
SingIe fare for the round trip, from all
stsions on its limo between HGrger's
Ferry aud Parkersburg, Grafton and Ben
wood, and Morgantown and Fairmont, on
occount OF the Immigration Convention
~ he held ct Wheeling on the 10Th inst.
The tickets will be sold for all trains,
FehTuaYy 2s.h and 29sh, and valid Tor re-
tnyn passage until March 2, 1855.
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DR.. ". 8. Fisher still Continues TO improve and
will probably be about In few days.
Mr.. A. J. Smith, Secretary OF the Elson Glass
Works, Rt Martins Ferry, returned yesterday from
Minneapolis,
& ". Railroad Company, spent yesterday In town,
Oh legal business,
The funeral Of Hrs. Charles Frazier took place
yesterday morning at ten O'Clock. from her home
In BrOOkslde. tuIerment was private.
Mr., and Mrs. English, OF Kansas City, and Mrs.
LAdd, Of Harvard, COnu., arrived In the city yes
terdAy TO attend the funeral Of their brother, Mr.
Charles TGllmAn, which takes place from his late
residence In KirkwOod this morning ct ten O'clock
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MANY Of us would be rather more care
iul Of our health II we only knew how the
internal organs Of the body look when
diseased. Five minutes examination Of
the wonderful manikin on exhibition at
Logan & Co.'s drug store, bridge corner,
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va, will give
one better idea on that point than hours
Of mere reading, and also indicate the
mode Of action Of Ksskine, the new
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,lcial DiIpqt1h 10 The I.ltlIigalceI.

SptcI1I UllDdI1h % nc IlNtIIIVsIIosI'
BENNINGTON, W. Va, Feb. 1.-THE
Republicans Of Remington have organ.
iasd a Flick club. William L. Shields is
President; John o. Day, vlCe-PrsSldent;
Sam NJ. Rogers, Secretary; R. Dillon;
sargeant.at.Arms; and ]. CLARK Gather,
Corresponding Secretary, John Q. Day
was chosen to represent this club at
Wheeling,