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ST. CLA1RsvILLE.
Special Telegram TO as Register.

Special Telegram 10 Eae Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, O., July 19.-Com-
mon Pleas Court adjourned this evening.
The following cases were disposed OF to-
day:
Emil Smith, saloon keeper of Bsllaire,
was fined S25 and days in jail for selling
liquor to John Peck, a person in the habit
Of getting intoxicated.
The jury in the case of Johnny Watt, on
same charge, failed to agree, landing six
to six.
W. F. Laroche, of Bellairs, out on bail
for violation of the liquor law, was called
thres times by Sheriff Foulke, but he
failed to respond, and his bond was order
ed forfeited. His securities were j. +.
Anderson and A. ]. Wagner.
Luther Stewart, of GAINESVILLE, was
fined $50 and days for selling liquor to
minor. He was let off easy on promise
not to re-engage in the saloon business.
Arguments were heard in the case OF
Mrs. Fannie Anderson, of Martins Ferry,
vs.. the estate of DIR. Weirick. She recent
ly obtained verdict for 81, 500 against the
estate. The motion for new trial was
oyerruled.
The divorce suit of Long W. Long, Of
Bellaire, was decided. The divorce was
granted and esch party to have possession
of two children, and property to be equal
ly divided between plaintiff aud defendant.
Motions for new trials in the cases OF
the State of Ohio VS.. Gertie Williams and
Bertha Hamilton were argued by counsel.
Both motions were ov jrruled by Judge
briggs. The prisoners were then ordered
to stand up for sentence. When Gertle
Williams was asked if she had anything 10
say why the sentence of the law should
not be passed upon her, che merely
shook her head, and did not take her eyes
from the floor. The Judge, after making
some scathing remarks, sentenced her to
the penitentisry for seven years. When
Gertie was taking her seat, after receiving
her sentence, she smiled very affection
ately at her attorneys. Bertha Hamilton
when asked if she had anything to say, re-
piled as follows: II am not guilty, and l
ask the mercy of the Court" The Judge
after delivering some very touching re-
marks to her, gave her the lowest sentence
possible, one year in the penitentiary.
She returned to her seat with tears in
her eyes and seemed deeply moved By
what the Judge said to her. The Court
then adjourned until August Is, 1888.
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Reuews Esr Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth of which is vouched for by the
residents of the town: 81 am 70 years old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now am free
from all pain and soreness, and am able to
do all my own homework. l owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having re-
newed my youth, and removed completely
all disease and pain" Try bottle, SOC
aud 81 at Logan & Co. e drug store.
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A New Move ut Mountain Lake.

ogtcIL LeItgTtI75 % DC H1sEslsI'
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Md, July ~.
The directors of the Mountain Lake
Park Association have been in session here
for several days and have perfected a new
place that will include all the
cottage owners, rs well as the members of
the association. The community will be
fashioned after the old New England town
ship. Most of the independent cottage
owners have signiisd desire to enterthe
new corporation.
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IsThis the Cat In the Meal Tub?
WHEELING, W. VA, July 20, 49,

HEEIINui W. WI, VuIJ 10 OO'
To The Editor Of the Register,
SIR:-If Mr.. Morris Horkheimer can
make the farmer believe that wool will
fall to half its present price if the Mills
bill pass, who will gain? By getting up a
panic, will not the poor farmer sell his
crop now to Mr.. Horkheimer for almost
anything that Mr.. II. may be disposed to
give? We need enquire no further. 1t is
easy to see why Mr.. H. has abandoned the
opinions expressed by him in his inter
view of Dec 9Th, but it remains to be
seen whether Mr.. II. can force the farmer
TO bring his wool into his own psrlor now
at low price under the threat that the
Mills bill will make it 60 lower.
ENQUIRER.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice Of Special Meeting Of Stsckhslders

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN Ppeeial Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Ohio River Railroad Company viii be held at
the once Of the sAid Company In the City of
w. Va, on SATURDAY, the 18Th
Gay Of July, 1Sss at ten p0 O'Clock O. m, for the
purpose, to-wit:
To vote upon the question Of having the Ohio
River Railroad Company, for the purpose Of aid
ing the Ripley and Min Creek Valley Railroad
Company I'm the construction Of fin railroad,
guarantee the payment, both principal and iu.
terest, of an issue Of ffty thousand d0llan Of
the First Mortgage Bonds Of the said Company
WV. CHANCELLOR,
jeSebAgxa Secretary.
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A Modern PhIll.tine Opens His Jaws.

El-O0tt1, ". Va, IuIItS, htV'
About tbs meanest and dirtiest billings
gate sheet published, within our knowl-
edge, is the wheeling REGISTER. People
who live in Wheeling actually say that a
decent man is compelled to slip clothes
pin on his nose whenever he passes the
REGISTER Office. And, from the amount
of slush and hlth it has been singing at
Gen. Harrison since his nomination for
President, we have frequently wondered
why it was not stiAed by the fumes OF Its
own rottenness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-21
To the Democratic Votersof Ohio County,

THE DEMO CRATIC VOTERS OF THE SEW
/ eral districts of Ohio county are requested TO
assemble AT the places hereinafter me tioned
on Saturday. July III lsss. AT 1850 y.
m. except l ,berty ami Richlaud districts,
which will assemble between the hours Of and
ip m, for the purpose OF electing Delegates to
the state Conven ion to he held at Hun lngton,
August 10TH and Delegates 10 the Congressional
Convention TO be held at vince ing, August Zoih;
and Conferees TO the Jud cial aud Senatorial
Conventions 10 be held at dates not yet fixed:
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Wondaxfnl f,uras.

". D. Hoyt & c., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salye for two years Have never handled
remedies that sell 50 well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures Effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases Of pro-
consumption have been Ssely
cured by use of q few bottles Of SE's
New Discovery, taken in COM 8 ,ssh
m a.kr;c Riftarn Wannrauk.,
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CAsHINGToN, the millionaire,
Married a lady far from fair;
But when smiles lit up her face,
You forgot her want Of grace.
SOZODONT gave brilliant teeth,
These won her a bridal wreath.
rhalr Rnalnns. Boominr.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at Logan & Co. g
drnx store IS their giving away TO their
customers of so many free bottles Of DR..
kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous IN this
very valuable article from the fact that 1t
always cures and never disappoints
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, CToaP,
md an throat and lung diseases quickly
.1rsd YouAcan test it before buying BY
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DIED.

MCNECHFN-0n Friday morning, July 20,
lSSs, at 1890 O'Clock, GUY, infant son OF b. b.
and Lizzie MCMechen.
Funeral from the residence of C. H. Berry,
Esq, 1000 Chapline street, today at O'Clock p.
m. Interment at McMechen's cemetery. Funeral
pPiYhte
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DRUNKARD!
aHE R0TrLH 0YPYEII,A AHTInnHE

For Alcoholism cures the worst case in fom
Dree to fire days II positively remsves III
craving by Destroying the appetite for liquor o.
beer-one dollar bottle. For sAle By = 9.
BOOKING and LOGAN 4 co, Wheeling. ". Va.
On receipt Of 500 We WIN forward 6 bodies 70
anypsrt Of tbs o. q Or Cansds, charyaDrspaid
Agents wanted.
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ENoTICE.
Woman's TuioD RaueyOlpDt Snejety.

There will be a special meeting Of the ". y.
B Society this afleri Don at 80 O'Clock, al tne
the Y N. c. A. looms, to take steps 10 assls'
those who have suffered from the recent hooo
All ladies interested, whether members or not
are invited to this meeting. Persons having sec
ond- hand clothing will please send them 10 the
Linsly Institute not later than O'Clock this al
terpoon. By or ser of President.
iy2lo MRS. W. J. W. COWDEN, Sec'y.
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EGGER, WARR|cK&CO,
1882 MAIN STREET.
jys
PROBATE OF WILL.

Office Of the Clerk of the County Court Of Ohio
County, State of West Virginia In the matter
Of the probate of the will Of Maria Elizabeth
Volkenrath, deceased.
This 18th day of July, A. D. lSss, August Vol
of the will of Maria Elizabeth Volkenrath, de-
ceased. And 1t appearing by said petition and an
affidavit fled herein that John Joseph Strunker,
Maria Magdslsns Buscher widow, and the chill
dren OF Maria Theresa Dick. deceased, namely:
Elizabeth, Theresa, Amalia aud John, are nom
residents of the State Of West Virginia, il is
therefore ordered that the aforesaid parties do
appear within one month from the first publ.
cation hereof and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in this ma ten.
Published the first time July DO 1888
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk Of said Court.
RUSSELL sTIFEL, Attorneys jy2Ooawt
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r animals are squesling
v haven't reached the
he great November bat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-21

Democratic primaries
} delegates are to be
to and Congressional
,nfs ices to the Senator
Conventions. There
g of the county Democ-
resentative Democrats
represent Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-21

geRcsr kindly publish the
ore choppers"
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uOl FOR STEUBENVILLE.

The new ard elegant steamer W. P. WELLS
will give grand excursion 10 Steuhenville, on
sunday, July 22, 1855, to attend the Sang
erfesr. Round trip tickets SOC. For tickets ap-
ply at Huseman House and of members.
Ste amer will leave wharf at foot OF T~elith
street. Al a. m sharp. jy2lq
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sSSOIlI CONVENTION,
Executive Committee for

Executive Committee for
'eSSiOnal District.
,cutiye Committee for the
Iict Of West Virginia, at
A,eling on May 7, ISIS, or
ratio Congressional Con-
Congressional District, to
for Congress and Select
or and transact such other
ntion may deem wise, be
August rs, a. ID. lssS,
nc in the County OF Ohio.
.eh Of the Counties in the
District WITH be entitled 10
very one hundre1Sotes or
rOf over fry, cast for the
for Governor Of this State
4 1854, and no County shGA
Is than she has rO,sS 20 edS.
Executive Committees are
action as may be neces-
mty represented in said
&C. MCELDOwNEY,
tary. Chairman.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR ORGAN
IzING DISTRICT CLUBS.

This Club shall be known by the name OF -
OE--UistriCt, County, West Virginia.
The aim and object OF this cub shall be 70 Sc
cure more perfect organization OF the Demo
Gratis Of the district, and to promote maintain
aud defend the JefersOntan principles OF nee
goyernment aud TO co operate with The Regular
Organization Of the Democratic Party In support
OF Democratic men and Democratic measures
The officers OF this club shall consist ola PreSt-
dent Wee President, Secretary, Treasurer and
an Executive COMMITTEES.
II shall be the duty Ofthe President to preside
AZ an meetings Of the club, aud TO perform such
duties As are usually performed by presiding Of
fcerS of like associations And II snail De the
duty of the Vice-President 10 act in the absence
OF the President
Ii shall De the duty Of the Secretary to keep a
record Of the proceedings Of the meetings; 70 at
tend % all correspondence, and perform Sucn
other duties as Secretary, As may be required OF
him by the club
IL shalt be the duty Of the Treasurer to keep a
correct account Of all moneys that may come
into his hands as such, and dtseufse the same as
directed by the club.
The Executive Committee shall consist Of
and IL shall be its duty 70 prepare and
submit TO the club plans OF organic alton, and 70
perform such other duties and report upon such
matters as may be required by the club.
Any Democrat of the district, and any other
voter not Democrat, who viii agree 10 support
the Democratic ticket, may become member oil
this club by signing the roll.
This club shall meet on the - day Of each
month, but may adjourn 10 meet at such Other
times as may be agreed upou by the club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-21

The Secretaries of the different meetings are
requested ~ report 10 the Secretary of the Ohio
County Executive Committee as soon after the
selection Of delegates as possible.
A. &. HADLICH,
Chairman Ohio Co Democratic Committee.
WM. T. ENGLISH, Secretary. jyl5d,e&g
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more than one hundred and less than two
hundred, seven delegates; and with more
tran two hundred, nine delegates. Cluhs
already organized or that may hereafter be
organized win send IS soon as possible 10
the undersigned names Of delegates elected
to represent them in the Convention.
At the date Of the Convention the State
Fair at Wheeling viii be in session, AID
all railroads leading to Wheeling will sell
excursion rate tickets.
We append for convenience Rules and
Regulations for organizing District Clubs.
T. S. RILEY.
Chairman State Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES.
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ONOF DENIOCRA-
UBS-
q convention to
VI the purpose OF
IN of Democratic
the Chairman Of
a-Necutive Commit
ement of vital import
acy of West Virginia,
9spOnded to promptly
met of the State.
ala is reliably Demo
I not be overlooked
are better organized
stimulated by liberal
Is from the protected
have waxed rich and
Increase their wealth
s of the people-they
greater exertions than
yirginia in the Repub-
tn the Democracy or
gil be if the proposed
ssociation of Clubs is
to, all the Doodle and
~ cannot prevent West
such o Democratic ma
9 terror to the ranks of
the full vote must be
ch can be done only by
.tion. Therefore, let every
tate be fully represented
invention.
le call:
". VA, July 10, 1888.
of tie State Of West Yir-
ton of Democratic Clubs
, On July 4th, q National
Clubs was Or
,ntemplates and provides
ion of State Associations
nbs. In view Of carrying
re desire to impress upon
nee of promoting the for
,eratic Clubs throughout
II that q State Association
composed of clubs from
met. The benefits to the
lem Of organization can
ted, and we earnestly |
IN the several County !
IN the party, IS well as
4 members OF existing |
and expected that the
abs will be permanent, |
only assist in the pres
remain forever to de-
maintain the Jefferson
government; to pre-
On of the United States,
ates, local self-goyeTu-
ON Of elections; to re-
changes and the central
kpOppose the imposition
~ necessities of govern
B administered; to pro-
all branches Of public
unnecessary commercial
benefit of the few at the
!; to oppose class legis-
ills labor and builds up
intain inviolate the fun
!, of DemOcracy-"Equal-
. and to cooperate with
zstion of the Democratic
N Democratic men and
3. In clubs organized
!. and for these pur-
y Npeopls of each neigh
u 70 discuss their
i live such united
Il their views Is
n party lead
I NOT deemed
"A Importance
of Demo-
3 II e but il is
\ tstsrial dis
one, and
II kictshould
lib In the
the Con-
&n held at /.
1 &ugust Goth, '
Ia State Asso- q
ut which Con- {
"A ,e entitled tAthe q
\, All elEbSVith | G
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be Protected; No
and Trusts must be
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and Places.

and Places.
belmont; date, Tuesday,
-al Valley; date, Tuesday
rkersburg; date, WedneS-
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.MOCRATIC TICKET.

3 OF DRLEGArKs,
D. GARDEN,
n. SrIFEL,
GLEASON,
\ WOODS.
3 RIFR.
EESRoD.
ToBSEY,
WARD.
,l y BLANCHARD,
kSvEYoR,
{ sCARR.
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WHEELING PILLS

Have proven themselves to be the best csthartic
in the market. AS they contain no calomel
they can be taken without any danger of saliva.
ting. BE sure you get the Wheeling Pill,
as there are others almost similar in name, but
entirely different in effect Only 25c. a box.
McLAIN BROTHERS.
iy7 Manufacturers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-21

IN OF DEMOCRA-
URS-
r q convention to
VI the purpose OF
IN of Democratic
the Chairman Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-21

bn held at
&ugust 29th,
4 State Asso-
ct which Con-
Is entitled tAthe
All elebs With
A..I.oI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17

unprotected b~rick!aye5s' $50 a week and
taa Unprotected pjo-;erers SIS the pro
,,std smpioyc ,Dgeged IN making ne
ttrlr Io -, iscu, s;scI, etc, gets $40 -,
So, protected emp,oye ia WOODEN goods
manufactures gets S. go and in cotton
goods s. u.s.. o. course, 1t is not altogether
.srr g, make a comparison between differ
euJ kinds @, WORK Some sro harder and
rrgu.sg mg-r skill tbao others: hut il is
true TO- wages in this country are lower
ia toe tariff taxed manufactures than IL
tluss which are no, protected
Here. however, is a fair comparison. II
IN. war tariff increase. American wages,
,hcp the wages in the lines OF mauuiac'
lures protected by it ought to he much
higher iu comparison with foreign WAGES
t.au Rho va OF those who are not pro
,gct.d" by comparison with foreign wages.
They are lower instead OF higher by com,
p.-.-on. AID this is proof, giving weekly
wages ia the two countrie.
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meas The official vote OF this comfy pub
rsh.7 In tie klugwoud Journal, the
Rarr' lean newspaper OF this county the
week after the election. From that paper
1 quote "a follows.
...rrhn T. Slle-, Prohibition candidate
far Corgress. received one vote at Tunnel
Ian. orc q, H~.aEy0ci, one at Fel'owsvi.le,
one 81. Aurora. one 1T A~!hrightsvl.ie, i,
gt gladp-vil,- ard ST.. at Independence.
And that Flick has received &,4Di votes
and Wilson 1852 votes. ,
Thee, the vote - shown ny The poll
hanss aud as published to the world two
years Ego.
Let Can't. Burt ard Major Grandon
learn from this tina: It is dangerous to 90
OF Eslf-cockrd; and, also, that men VINO
hiring slaudtrous charges against thel'
raiyhbors are guilty Oft Is rot neceS'
-,ry 10 sav what. These maAers are mat
ta-s Of pgalic record. and these gentlemen
,opIl have informed themselves OF these
. facts boy tie little labor of writing a letter
of inquiry. Were they 100 busy trying 70
make votes for the Amendment for whose
ratification they are so, oh 80 very anN-
ions BY abusing the people they are Try
Ing 10 convert OF pgrvert, that they had no
time 10 write such q letter.
And YOU, Nr. Editor, gave these charges
an editorial "nuOs.' In your issue OF The
10Th. Seeing that they are false, ID 1t
asking too much TO request YOU to publish
this to show intending Immigrants that we
10 have q Tree ballot and a fair count in
West Virginia
Fraternlliy, WA NJ. o bA"'"N'
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DENIAL.
OF trr Cb,,g,, q Ballot Suppression in
Preston.

.-. 70. E.
Tn your Issue vt the lOJh, you puolisha
letter t.on Mr. n. ". G,sndca the editor
20, ,..n4ur Gar.t... which believe still
EXISTS occasionally. ia which Is quoted q
-,t.r from Captain Frank Bart OF Man
...-rnu. autttu 10 N. Iar Ggggjuu. Ia
o. y,. .~rgtr.s suriry grave yuaJEes hre
Hr.l.at n.uu-t the Republican ptI.g 81
Be- banner Republican county, which
county. v1u ygre well know. dear brother
editor of ,he REGISTER. IS Uoue otus. than
| trs u-.u.. old cOGuty OF Preston. an which
/ ..e,g never Was 20 draft during the a. hs,-
/ .sa. b..tI.. she ulwlss !uTG'@stl Ter iu.l
! .ur'u 70. volunteers and more; and which
county. De 10 remembered, gave Judge
Maxwell I,11J mg I0r.ry irr TOW
/ .rga-. and JAMES Blaine, without any sp,-
rf.l Effort. 800 maiuri'y-al' OF wr.yh
-ae VIII 80 again upon proper proyocauou
Mr.. G-audOu, in order 10 atone for al
legged fraud IN the late Louisiana election,
20 sy.mL desires 10 cal. attention to tie
..t that At the Congressional election %!
l>-G ISL Won print u votes ca-t the
/ Hoe. John 4. ~,Ier, the Prohibition can
r.r... f,r r,r.,.yg wer. either -.f r,nrf.
% c- ne.r counted tor Flick, the Repub-
/ lean yaui,date. in the counties OF Pres
-. p,, s.-r .,1 81
'"s ,'.N n.
'''' "'''' t's'' D" '' ''H
,,,., a..
'"' .rr, '.'I
""a'.a,''' F'.'E .l .'a''" I0""'l VIM.
y a'I sEs~isih"''cA,y SuPiIt.''H every
'''s '", 10 ,ue COUNTY '"' lHs ''."'..'.'1
~g'a"lat'r 10 is lNt'y 'h'y were counted
Tor riIr" III aby rake an! ."Ppo-'u'" 'Nas
can De w:3r 'S no worse Than tue TACT al
ready proven
''2' "A'i '' sorry tnat thc h'ponileaN
party .h|, nsen compelled TO resort 70
.'s7t a'd "aiioc-7oN cheating IN or'rr 10
~ttrt.1vn 90, ITS tXpiTiog days II" con
-"-r+ GitaSti-lr""hS MS sorry, so Ia
~9.1S With the pensi.e rtusrt'on that
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Then tie Had IA ChuI.

He shortly after marriage 1t rs fear
fnl not IN thls room.
Sbe-I have inst been burning up q lot
OF love letters J GOT te;ore ] was married.
PERHAPS that's what makes 1t o warm IN
the rnnm.
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( INVOLVEMENT.

y
The undersigned a-~rg.n2es himself as g can.
tils,e FOR the nomination Ct shcriT. suhjec; to
the decision o'tso ys-acs.-c 7o;ers Of Ohio
gourts.
9srt'H WILLIAM .CYLEs
4 ENOUNCENENT FOR SHERIFF.
T. "s E'.s- o. ,s E.sat.-.
Please suuo1aee me as q candidate fr the
nomination "F SlvriH ~ u-.l county. subject Ia
the &c is!ou of he no1.ns'i.s convention, and
uN..re. Yours.
E2J5 w. FAsSACHT.
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-lI.rc, 90 the decision ot the rcmocra'ir Con.
ycu,ou. The assistance AID suffrage OF lhc
public rs solicited myl5
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-02-04
WHO IS YOUR BEST FRIEND?

Your stomach of course. Why? Be-
cause if it is out of order you are one of
the most miserable creatures living.
Give it fair, honorable chance and see
if it is not the best friend you have in
the end. Don't smoke in the morning
Don't drink in the morning. If you must
smoke and drink wait until your stomach
is through with breakfast. You can
drink more and smoke more in the
evening and it will tell on you less If
your food ferments and does not digest
right,-if you are troubled with heart
bnrn. Dizziness of the head, coming up
Of the food after eating. Bilicusnes, In
digestion, or any other trouble OF the
stomach. yon had best used Green's Au-
gust Flower, as no person can use it
without Immediate relief.