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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
INDUSTRIAL I
items Picked up About the City aud Wei
nifty OF Interest.


nifty OF Interest.
The .igc Of steel, st. Louis, recently
sent out to manufacturers all over the
country the following interrogations ior
answer:
!. What effect. ii auy, has the inter.
State commerce law had upon your bust
ness:
,. Have the railroads, as far a. you
know, lived up to the requirements Of the
Law
3. Have freight rates TO and from your
city increased or decreased ?
1. Has the law been 4 benefit or a dttIi-
ment to the business Interests Of your
city
;. In what particular do you think the
law should he improved OF amended?
Among those who sent in answers was
the firm of A. !. Sweeney x Son, and are
as follows: l.. Depressing. , Where it
! has been to their interest to do sO-yes
3. GENERALLY increased. 4 Cannot say
D. More in the operation Ol the commission
than any other. Now it is 50 great trouhle
to have complaints heard that they are not
made. No matter how small, it seems to
| ltlullt ~tlltuuhu't III NANlliENOu duu tN-
p%snditures not justified excepting in cases
involving large amounts.
Manager Graham, manager of the sum
ner Glass Works, Strubenville. SAYS that
the Sumner works viii probably remove to
Bowling Green, Wood county, Ohio. on
April lst, where they have been offered
six acres Of lapd, free gas tor fuel and S.
900 in cash. The works employ one
hundred men aud boys.
As announced in yesterday mornings
issue of the REGISTER, fifty feeder uailers
Joined the Amalgamated Association with
the Old nailers and they are now virtually
one body. Another meeting will be held
to-day when all those not present at Mon.
days meeting can Join the association.
The product of the Bellairc blast furnace
| for the month of December was i,7G2 lois.
fuel used per ton 2,O2S pounds. This i
considered a good output, and yet this
furnace has done better. The blast furnace
boys feel proud OF their work.
In another column will be found an nd
vertisement announcing that the Csdiz
G!sss Works is tor sale OF lease. John Con-
we'll, President, will Ulni5E the necessary
information.
Seventy-ive men are out Of employment
by the closing down Of the Riverside blast
furnace at Steubenvillc.
The St~eubeuyille pottery started mp in
full Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
IN \ A WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointediy PSrE-
graphed for Hasty leader

graphed for Hasty Eesdess
OFFICER GRUBLER ran in y drunk, yes
terday.
CITY COUNCIL this evening in regular
session.
THERE were twelve cases before fits
Honor yesterday morning.
The Council Committee on Accounts
will meet this afternoon.
THE annual report of City Clerk Bowers
will be ready for submission to Council
this evening.
IT WAS H. Henden and not Will Henden
who fell in the electric post hole. His in
juries are reported as being more serious
than was first at supposed.
THE Vance, Hughes Shoe Company has
leased the building roW occupied by the
Laughln Bros Drug Company, to take
possession Aprl Isl,
CAROLINE SrAHL yesterday qualified Fs
sNecutriN OF the Will OF Adam Stahl, de
ceased. Bod, q. 500; no surety required
by the terms of the will
THE Elks, last evening, entertained
| Manager Harry Ellsisr Ui tine aladdin
company, with an elegant little supper,
over which a pleasant social tune was
spent.
TmE will Of Charles Sorg wa3 admitted
to probate Yesterday and ordered TO be re-
corded. johanna SUrg vas appointed eN-
e%cutri~, without surety.
SEATS will be put on sale this morning
At Sheih's for john 4. Stevens Passions
| Slave" which cones TO the Grand Opera
House Thursday, Friday and saturday eve
nings and Saturday matinee.
THE last will aud tcstLureGt Of Joha
Dolan, deceased, was admitted to probate
aud ordered to be recorded yesterday
James McC5in!ry Ma, appointed executor
Bord -. 900; Frederick Happy surety.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
Court CulIiugs.

Arguments were heard by Judge Jacob
Yesterday in the case OF j. II Close v. X
NJ. Maxwell, IN action in which = coGsid-
erab}c sum of money is involved The
defendant rendered three special pleas IN
Court Yesterday, to which the plaintiff
objected, hence the argument.
In the matter of Mary Hearth Y. the city,
the application for a writ Of hab.os corpus
was granted, by Judge Boyd, and the
prisoner was released The defendant had
been fined SO and costs in Police Court,
and had been committed for non. pay ment
OF fine. There had been no order OF rom.
mitment by the Municipal Judge, the
usual custom being merely followed when
the money was not forthcoming, aud ii
was upon this technically that the release
wa ordered by Judge jacob.
Judge Boyd's court adjourned Saturday
for the term and Judge jacobs court yes.
teIday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
IN RUSSIA.
Mile. Kate RoiIa to Make IA Tour of tbs
Cars Domains.

Cars Domains.
Mile. Kate Roila, who made such Il sue
cess in her provincial tour With Mapleson,
Is now in Rome, where her son George is
attending school, taking a months rest
arte. a season Of hard work. Before the end
OF Mapleson's tor Mile. Kulla proved to
ne his best stand by, singing as often as
five and six times every week, and no doubt
she wa4 largely instrumental in making
49, tOqT a success
Mile. hoIla has accepted nm engagement
for 2 months tour through ltuSsia opening
at Moscow about the lfst Of February and
ending March 81. She Is a great iavOrite
in Russia. Her engagement il q very lu-
rratiye one and she will receive $500 per
night. At the close OF this engagement
Mile. ROlla will accept another with Maple
aun to sing In Paris and London, at the for
mer city during the month OF March, and
pt the latter during the great London sea-
son, which occurs il the month Of
April These will no doubt b. the song
stress hsst engagements, and her many
fBsuds will Look forward to their result
with great l~Hte,esl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
TIE GLASS STIlkE.
The Manufacturers Awaiting a R.pIy From

The Manuthctur"rs Awaiting a X. ply From
the Mo
The Flint Giass Manufacturers are wait
ing for Il reply to their Last communication
to the Executive Committee Of the Union
before another step viii be- taken toward
settling IL" strike. ! manufacturer
stated yesterday that hi, rommitter did
not object 10 holding a conference with
the committee from The other side, but
sad It would b. well for both 10 under
stand each other before such Il step was
taH,n, 80 hat no unnecessary time would
be consumed ~ Wa the rle At the last
conference.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
THE CREMATORN.
Some Repairs Seeded to Put Ii ia Good
shape Again.

\ m-eLnc OF the Haelth Committee was
called for last nlEut GGt e quorum failed
to show up. and it is understood that some
important business was 10 lave come he
fore the body. City Health Officer Reed
and Couci;n2n Farrell went up to the Gre
matory yesterday, to e.smine into the
matters which have been complained lbOur.
,3ue Of these is the road leading to the gar
bage deyIroyo,, which has been reported to
he in a miserable couGItleH.
MI. Farrell said laSt evening that the
road was not nearly NJ bad as pictured,
and ali that is needed Is to have the stone
along the edge sho,ele over into the road
way. The furnace also needs solne i'm
provement in the way of a new bottom, a.
the present one is badly cracked, caused
nv the middle section OF the furnace set
ting. recently. He also reports that the
lire Ia the shale beneath the furnace, which
caused il TO settle, has entirely disappear
ed ami no further trouble Is to be apprr-
bend, i from that point.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
\ HOUSE
At the Grand t. Greet frances Bishop in
"NuggS' Landing"

"Nugg~' Landing"
withstaud,ng the lad weather, the
Grand Opera Hons" WAS ciuwiei last might
to see the little ta~y"Iitc, Miss France,
Bishop, and her line rompamy Of comedians
in the New Mugs Landing" The piece
his been entirely 'cniodcIei since its last
appearance here, and from beginning { end
keeps the audience in a cdUti&uous roar.
Miss Bishop - Little Mngga, with her
excellent singing and dancing, captured
the hearts Of her audicuce at once, and, Of
course. m4de a lil bit. As Soldier John,
SOD ,, Mr. Gee" A Hooker almost convulsed
lhy people. HIS laugh and Am an old
soldier were very funny. Mir. Ar. Me
Dowcll lm"personates The Land Agent in
his old time style, his eccentricities keep
iug the house laughing.
Tonight the new comeiy, 'Gyp,' will
be produced, tie only time during the
present engagement. Seats or sale at
Sheib's music store,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
'ALADDIS."
4 Good Performance at tho Opera House,
Last Night.

Last Night.
There was a lagg" auiirnc' at the Oper.
House, last evening, despite the inc enent
weather, 20 witness the initial performance
of aladdin lhe spectacular attraction
under control Of lie Eilslers. While open
to critidfem IL some regards, notably a
lack o. smocthne2s, hsd handling Of seen
cry and effects, aud 4 disposition Of the
ballet to mash" the male portion OF the
audience. Aladdin is still attractive
enough 70 merit n la:gc attendance at this
evenings performance. The dancing of
the premiere, Mile Estrc!la Sylvia, was SUI
icieut 10 win her rounds of enthusiastic
applause, and the acFoha'jc sports Of the
Martinez RTothers 4 Martel, in the see.
oud act, while Offering uathiug new az un-
usual, was very meriioriOUS.
aladdin will be presented again this
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate
were left fec re,ord ut Clerk Hooks office,
yesterday:
Deed made November II, lSS7, by B +.
McMechen ami wife, to Peter Gallagher,
tor Il part OF lot No. ., in Joseph CaldwclPs
addition. Consideration, SD jO.
Deed madt January ., ls-S, b, Eliza
beth Campbell, ,accutriN q the will Of
Robert Campbell, to William Mooney, for
lot No. (, il Sweeney subdivision Of the
Forsythp pasture LOT, 81 Market street,
North Wheeling Consideration, S335.
Decd made January g., 1855, by the
Economy Fulfilling Association, 10 Jacob
RedfOx, for lot No. -, ON the east side OF
Main street, between First aud Second
streets. Consideration, 81 2uu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10

Tue following marriage licenses were
issu-d 10y Clerk Hook yesterday:
Jacob Fisher, a native OF Ohio county
aged 81, aud Caroline Otto, a native 0l
Ohio county, aged -.
Emma Riley, e native OF Marshall
county, aged -, and Henry Stahl, a native
Of Ohio county, now al FOstoria, O., aged
Dy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
GEEERAj. INTELLIGENCE.


The stockholders Of the Wheeling and
Belmont Bridge Company, the Eank of the
Ohio Valley, the German Bank, the Eta
Fire and Marine Insurance Company and
the Exchange Bank, met yesterday and re-.
elected their various Boards Of Directors 10
serve the ensuing year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
Attempted burglary.

burglars attempted To eilrct'an rntrhn'e
INTO the residence OF c. W. Conner, on
South Chapl,ne street, Il few nights since,
ana Mr. Conner, who wa awakened by
the noise. got out a tine, large revolver snd
sent several bullets after the m~arHui'rs.
who made ol N Il very big hurry, without
having srcur,d any houIy ala! being LUCKY
in missing the lead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
a Pleasant Hop,

The Club gave a very delightful lit
tie hop at their club rooms, on Main street
last evening, which was highly enjoyed
by those present. Prof Charlie kidney er
made the music ari Of course that fact
added 10 the enjoyment of the evenings
entertainment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
A small burglary.

Sometime Saturday night thieves forced
an entrance into the grocery Of d. l. Rat
elite X Co., No. 35lT Jacob street, and
gg,r the safe, which was unlocked, l.
thorough ]0yerhauliug ia their search Tor
money or other yaIuAbIe3. The cash
drawer in the counre. Mas thea broken
open aud about u dollar Ia change taken
uu;. The Oficem summoned found tSO
chiscls in the sto!C, which had rvideLtly
been used by the burglars in forcing M en-
| trance through IL back window.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
Wonderful Cures.

W. d. Hoyt * Co, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric birtsTs and Buckleu's Arnics
Salyc for two years. HGye never handled
remedies hat sell 80 well, CT give slch
uni,arsal satisfaction. There have been
III wonderful cures elected by these
remedies in this city. Several c4>s5 eli p.o-
%nounccd consumption have been entirely
cured by use Of FEW bottles Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them FL.
ways. Sold by Logap Z Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
RECORDS

Brethren, Free Sons of ~lsrael, 10 you il
given the keeping OF the sacred nLliga.
tons, dedicated 10 you a. frcO sons OF
IUrael. Under the name y0uare known, and
to you stands the duty Of carrying cut
that intended object.
Stand firm then aud see that the ever
lasting truth of -ancti!iration through your
ancestor Abraham may he realized.
Those that look 10 us for care. for pro.
lection. tor instruction, for advice, are here
tonight to listen to the reason they sur
round us ia this sacred spot with the *.
pectation to ill their hearts with knOWl-
edge and pleasure. Can we extend
this information? Ie5; W. shall. We
| must. They are Acre 10 bee where father,
! invtIef and sOn may have clu'ci many
wounds to he heal, d. What can we see
here. What is that society i0'? That
question can he readily answered 10y
this official testimonial, which
took up your time 20 read
| And in answer | will say, for those we loV
and cherish, for those | as 2 l.,her, broth
er, or sOn. owe protection TO, and for tn,
aereGt of humanity, what are then thC
cardinal principles Of your Institution
may he asked 10 protect those that dePenC
upon us for protection, and TO assist j..
uniting Israel in II t3Illiy Gi nroiherI
and %siste.s. Tue GtGtiatius oiour ORDER "il
/ prove all I said without comment,
brethren, Friends, When you retire from
this solemn depository C ttruth and beuevo
lenoe, do not forget that our aim and pur
pose should be in harmony with tht
teachings thus presented, and these feo
words spoken nay ind = taaaer spot in
you heart to TepOse III silent memory aud
nave due consideration.
/ thank you kindly for your attention
and indulgence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10

The fOllOwlug programme has DsCN arranged
for the occasion. Tie ability and high standing
OF the speakers will guarantee Il large attend.
AnCC.
PROGRAMME.
Prayer and Song Service. led by ". II. Rinehart,
gtD 90 a. III.
&c Relation Of the Constitutional Amendment 90
Personal Liberty by Rev. j. G. Can't, $50 10
lO.UyA. N
"WumGu's Work for the Amendment" ' by Mrs.
Jennie MCClurkin. State Organizer, Hon. C..
". Atkinson Pm. D. 1000 10 100 II. IN.
Press H. a Factor in the Temperance
Work, by Rev ;. I. Jones AID Rev. ". II.
Cooke, HOO 20 1900
AFTERNOON.
Relation OF the Prohibition Amendment 10 the
Commercial Interests Of the STATE, by Rev. X
F. Randolph, y. ., 200 To 800 =. N.
II pom what Basis of Organization can the lem
petancr Forces of the state lie United. by
Rev. A. l.. jordan aud Rev. K. II. BiaistrlI,
Pm. D., 500 t. 800 T.. an.
Relation nf the Prohibition amendment 10 the
iublic Veal" by Judge e.. l.. CranmcT and
rev. +. II. DOrnblHser, 40 Ia $50 p. IN.
EyESISG SERVICES.
Errvir" of Prayer and Sony, led by Mr.. J. G.
Lynch. General secretary Of tie y. NJ &. \,
$50 10 80 7. N.
" Money ~ "a FACTOR in the Coming CtUpaiEu.'
by Rev. u. \. Cunningham. u. u, HUi ". A.
Wilson. Esq. 100 to 80 o. m.
q" Relation 81 the Amendment 10 the Interest 90
the Working Men 10y I.ry. 81 =. -irPry, i
ID al NDUougbhclI tIiy, "a, ,jD 10 SID p. IN.
General Address, Rev. \. II. N]nryruSs, J.. t., 81
rittshurg. Pa H.ln to g1J =. VI.
Organ Aduuu, geo 10 80 p M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10

Yuu can sccure bargains in alI kinds Of
musical instruments Ivy attending the
auction sale at W. II. Shcih's music store,
No. - Twelfth street, this morning At ~
o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10

SPECIAL offer, ladies' inc dongola patent
leather tip shoes at u Uo, woith - 20. at
HAsenaueI,s, lUis Main.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10

Mrs. Darlington and her sou he; r. said.
both Use De-. Bulls Cough Syrup lor colds.
Every travelling man should take with
him a bottle ofSalyaliOu oil. Price only 25c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10

sEPcr.ouS desiring TsIE REGIS
TTR SprNrd ~ their homes eau secure
:. nv pos;gI card, request. or order
through irI"phOnr. Wher" delivery
il irrCgulnr, please make Immediate
complaint to the office,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10

US GoopaJo sell dry FOODS TIE cheapest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
$leW advertisements.
FOR SALE OR LEASE
UADIL GLASS WORKS.

IhvNc works are located on the CSG,. BrHurr
K. = alton. one fourth mile from ~, iowa ul
Cndjy, II switch ln works. with coal handy tuu
be bought a. from { To- { cents per tU.Acl.
These works HHy, teen uu bu q shnrl time.
and Npt I'm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10
PROHIBITION MASS MEETING,
Capital Rink, All Day Thursday
Next and Evening.


The following programme has bscn arranged
for the occasion. Tie ability and high standing
OF the speakers will guarantee u large attend.
anCC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10

Delivered Sunday Evening to a Hebron
Order, by JusRph EmsheiIuer.
a.; u session Of Wheeling Lodge No. -,
Independent oder Of the Free Sons OF
Isrol, Bid Sunday evening, Mr, JO.epll
Entsncimar, a turmer President Of thu
Lodge, delivered . splendid ard interesting
address. a report Of which will be found
below.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-10

DuH'r tail to attend the auction sale a
Sheib's music store, No. - Twelfth street
thI4 morning II lOo'rl0clE.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-28

Detroit Free Press; ~ was attorney
for the = railroad twenty years ago"
said a Detroit lawyer yesterday, "andone
day went out TO settle loss with q wo-
man. She and her husband had been
struck at a crossing and while she was
badly hurt he was killed outright and
horses and buggy smashed TO pieces.
They had the deuG wood on us for $15 :
600, as the engineer did not signal the
crossing. | went out to make an offer of
about $i2, coo. The widow was not able
10 sit up IN stopped at a store in the
village auds bought some oranges and
lemons and took them up. When We
finally got arouId TO the matter Of dam
ages she said:
Yes, it is a sad thing. and tl,eraiIrosd
was TO blame, hut | don't want 10 be
mean about il. | suppose the president
and all OF EN- are worried most TO deat,l,
and / suppose | could stop all the cars
from running, but | want to he lust.
Your bringing up that fruit proves how
kind hearted you all are, and il YOU think
you could afford to give a thousand dol
lars FL sign off"
made her accept SIS, eco and took her
the money myself. When she received ii
she asked;
Won't The road be c,iprlcd?'
ooh. no"
Cars run just The saneg3
yes"
Aud none of your folks are mad at
mc?'
"No."
well, then, III take it: but If tie road
should get hard up and want to borrow il
it'll find me ready to lend"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-28
A Fortunate Arcicap.

Amos Marsh. the Orange IN. j. Afri-
can who o $1,000 in tho Louisiana
State Lottery the other day, doth o be
have himself at all unseeraly. When he
got the cash in his hands-it came t o him
by the Adams Express company, and the
freight was S60-he found the maj,
who sold him the half of
the winning tickle; and gave him
500. Having relieved himself OF this
gilt, the mos fortunate darky Of his time
| proceeded TO give his son, a rather happy
| go-lueky youth who does odd jobs about.
something like 81 goo or 81, 500, merely
rs a nest egg. as it were, to n future
brood of As many thousands. Then the
delighted Amos the next day-he had
probably not slept n wink in the night,
with all the money in the bousc-hired
a hack, though the distance to
the savings bank was only two
blocks away, and rode. with Mis-.
Marsh on the seat by his side, to make q
deposit. II had been the original ideu Of
Amos to buy two houses; not that he was
not satisfied with his present accommo
dations, Il because he thought that
would he a good investment 10 begin
with; but his dusky mistress promptly
vetoed that bill, and insfs:cttthat one OF
the bank officers, whom all the people OF
the place knew az a kind and wise man,
should decide for them at their leisure
what should be done with the money
New York Press, Aug. 20.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-28

NO gifts" iesd e foot note on the invl.
tation cards to a wedding in New York. This
bride explained by saying that she did not
want her marriage made a donation party.
A ccrked bottle containing n piece Of
whiss paper, with the wcais; Lost, May e.
Lorg, of Fire Island, Aug. 6, 1888; give up
all hopes wac found Tusada5 by boys in the
slip at the foot of Forty.thhd street, Brook
lrn
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-28
MY SENTIMENTS.

N H 49, -
would not marry n pink of proprietv,
Some one whose motto is Move aud obey.
What is more charming than sweet contraictY
Spiced with subinissiyeness oncc Ia Il way
Life with an angel: 'Twould he insip1dity
Diet that soon On the palate would pail;
Give me the fruit With a dish OF |aciiity,
Rather than that with no flavor ct all.
Others may boast how they lazily measure
Sweetness uumiXed from the marital cup
What We're life worth il depriyedof the plcns-
urc, $40.
The exquisite pleasure OF Kiss and make
upf'
Fortunate mails who cgiited with Hittiness,
Pray don't conceal it FOR fear l should see
Brightness is twenty times better than pretti,
ness. ,
Stupid good natur will never suit me,
~ 500 mi Table Talk.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-28
LOVE BY TELEPHONE.

was the happiest man in the city as
folded and laid away in my pocket
book a letter from Tie dearest girl in
The world. and jumped on the horse-car
en- route for my office.
Some months had passed since l saw
my Agnes for tho first time at a dinner
at the Peyton's. l had frequently met
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-28

The famous @o1lo Nerve Foo, Bevc,
age s!ases the thirst sroa, eunne heat
does better md prevents the after effects Of
Liquors ard Tobacco, renewing their olor
frou! the breath at once, gives lie aeekly and
nervous double bowers OF endurance ard
takes away the tied feeling fike magic, wish
cut reaction or harm, For ea1a eyerywhcre.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-28

Dvtit9 TIC Willis DEFY,
Not long ago an acorn, small,

LAY Iolnlant 'neatu ihe umtncr fhy.
Not unlike the thrifty oak in its germ, dc,
%yelopment and growth. is consumption. But
even this mighty + o! mlAkted, positively
Yields 10 The woniorldl curative p1opcrtips d
DR., Pierce Ho!ien Medical pt-coveiy il
taken early, Dou't be h.in1 10 your own in
forests and think yours a hopeless case. Thts
remarkable remedy has rescued tAousands
OF druggists.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-28

Mr.. Stiuycs, of Augusta, Ga, rat married
one day and clopet the next ggiTh an oil
sweetheart whom alone he sworn lie could
love, and now thcre Is a large au1 angry
mother in Law and lawsuit hove ring on the
horizon.