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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
n,,.r, Want . SEPARATE Order,

INDIANAPOLIS, December 1.-THE Clay
county miners, embracing the largest
mining district in the State, met in ma s
convention at Brazil to-day and endorsed
the action OF the Columbos, Ohio conven.
ton in recommending one national order
for the miners Of TIE United States Step
we're also taken looking 10 the enactment
of better laws for the safety Ct miners in
thia State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
A Photograph In Court.

LONDON. December l7,-Duhng the
trial Of trade marx tuit 10 the Courts To-
day o photograph wM introduced to 70.
produces letter and other persons. The
instrument worked SUCCESSFULLY, and Judge
Kay, who presided at the trial, Was sur
priM d and pleased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Wants TO Row O'Connor.

PIrrsBURG, PA, December l7.--Albert
Hamm left last night for st. Louis to
consult with Mr.. J. A. st. John, and try
and arrange race betweet Jacob Gsudaur
and William O'COlrOr. From letter re-
ceiyed from the former it is probable he
win ask fifteen seconds start from the
Toronto man, whom he evidently re.
CARDS too fast for Gaudsur on even terms
Ifthe race is arranged it will probably he
rosed in San Francisco in March, and
Hamm will train Gsudaur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Ina Den OF Foxes.

PARK ERsBURG, Diceuter 17.-Frank
Hslville, of Clay county, reports that be
saw a fox disappear in q crevice in he
rocks a!org Elk river. He took stout
club, crept in the opening 40 feet, when ne
came face to face with den of foxes. They
made break for liberty. He killed four
and fully 10 got away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
O,Connor Challenges searIe.

TORONTO, ONT, December l7.-William
O'Connor has challenged Henry Searle, Of
Australia, 10 row three-mile race for the
championship of the world and 1000 o
side, the race to take place on neutral
Raters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
The Raising ef Tvs.Llps

Il branch Cf hxicaltuye 10 which ns,d-
ers and youths somstiDss isdslge. Bat
WHEN tbs Tuddy peta,s opening d;scioss
spscks asd discolossssso and smit su nm
pleasant o5os. he uss Of SOZODoNr fer
ths tessh remedies both dklaeta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
TARIFF REFORM.

President Cleveland May be Unable to At
tend the Boston Banquet.
WASHINGTON, December II. - The
President, it was stated to-day, had de-
cided not to attend the tariff reform ban,
uuet to be given shortly in Boston.
Secretary Fsirchild has signifed his in
teEtion to be present.
Secretary EDdicott bad not folly decided
whether he would 20 or not. He will not
be able to say anythiDg positive about it
until next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
M.yIrsye Gas for Goal.

EAST LIVERPOOL, December H.-Nsaf'
ly all the potters in this place are s'riously
considering a return 10 coal - = fuel in.
stead Of gas, If the two gas companies In
si,t on TIE extravagant ratss they now sex,
when the pussnt contracts expire Janu-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
C0rtsak and coopors Matched.

MILWAUKEE, December 17.-After the
Connors and Mcmillan match Saturday
night, Jack Csrkeek made match for
$3.50 side with Connors. The conditions
are to be the best three in five, two points
down, at catch as catch can wrestling;
date about January 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
AnDroved bv the President.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Pres
ident has approved the &C. making de-
ficiency appropriation for contingent ex,
pauses of the House of Representatives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Bou,sns.r,s sympathy for ps Les..ps

PARIS, December l7.-GeD. Boulangsr
bas ssnt message Of sympathy 10 n. De
Lese cps up,n the failure OF the Panama
canal bill in the Chamber Of Deputies.
Gen. Boulapgsr says that the rjsctioa Of
the bill Ia dsplorAbls and that IL Is the
Gro wninR ain Of the Chamber.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Mr., Could. Condition Unchasssd

NEW YORK, December l7.-Mn. Jay
Gould's condition remains unchanged.
Mr.. George Gould said to-day that his
mother rallied some yesterday, bat that
uupropitious features seemed 10 have .
depres sing effect upon her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
I.ns. Of the Old Defenders.

BALTIMORE, MD, December l7.-Mrs.
Jas G. Morford, aged SO, the last membel
of the Association of Old Defenders o.
baltimore, died here to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
aoc,ssot n, Braadoek works.

PrTTsBURG, December l7.-Furnscs b,
ct the Edgar Thompson steel works, wa
badly damaged by an explosion Of metal
at IL O'Clock tonight Three vorkmen
whose names could not be learned were
terribly burned. Their pjurie, may prove
fatal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
,,crASEERING EXPEDITION
TIE bU CONTINUED.

RIrCC ASb
TIE D' CONTINUED.
.,.3istrlctipg" ordinance Whicn
IDS allied An Ordiuarce to rob the
.o'u,c .,.,,tic msiority of the city OF "neel, |,
~, Of three members Of Council Ins pas'fu q
'Ds n,,7cb OF Council last night and iS
~ r,udins 10 the Other
nov w., Democrat, male a formal pF0t' st
.,,ia,t the outrage A.
'E,.-, IONS light was made against the
=" a.. nscause it wOuld have been en-
iD'Jy,,y .y,,a,s. But the measure wss at
,'1 .'y, and, strange to say, there were
''' -, .a,o defended it on the floor. The
me- ,l,,,,. proposes to give the Democrat
O'" -,-l. with 1886 population
~. Courcumen, and the Re-
'",, ,,;,,o wards, with but 10, lO9
pon,,rion, thirt.en CcuaciImen. This is
p.n.rsI snmmary OF the rottennsss OF the
..sSL The r,o,er you look at it the worse
Il proposes TO give this fast growing city
U5sriips only - gain in population in
sisEt ears.
f.. .,aI,< of of the Democratic wards ard
.lI.to,te Republican wards.
I'm, there is little use in going into the
,.,.,s cf the thing here. 1t is too well
,,5.r..ood to need such elucidation. Suf-
t...r, s,y that it is the work OF polite
,,,s who have run this city deeply in debt
,or.ry for the benefit Ortbeir party.
,s;f,he in.eat of the Republican ma
.,,.,, we're ro. made plain enough in the
main ord 1arcs they emphasized the pro
,,si,,oD in the accompanying ordinance
y. o,o.ip. to change the place oil
,,,,,g in the Sixth ward.
The R-pablicsn majority of Council
r-rr.,5 70 charge the time OF opening and
Losing thr yolls which il ga. M. and' p. M
wr,-e hnu,s shut ont many worSinSmeu
v,bo 900 TO work before . o'clock ard quit
after > 5o'clock, aud there are few working,
men who 90 not.
Thi, Act was Brought out plainly by the
D.Yocrsfs who wished to change the time
og voting 20 that the workiugmen, Of this
c.tv o, workiugmen, may vote within
their bours-hlt the arrogant Republican
m,iori,y rtfusci 70 change the Eour5 or
consider the amendment.
TFrv plan from beginniug to erd IL to
di.franchise Democrats. They refuse to
give the workingmeu Of Wheeling, or a
portion of them at leas', the chance to
vote, and they depri'e the Democrats OF
three members Of Council.
Why. in Heavens name, when our pop
ula,ion has increased gettly, ss We all
know it has, should our representation in
CourcI be cut down? Why not increase
IT. The rsa>oa is hat the proper iacre'rS'
auu'i girs N, Democrats mGiority.
The fraud is transparent throughout,
and We believe the voters Of Wheeling see
through it and will lrustrate it at the next
election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18

lyl~ peculiar COnaltlOn OF affairs tha'
requires the leaders Of the Republican par
lyin Wet Virginia to steal out Of the Stst'
m order to take council together. Gen.
Cars. Hoo. STEPHEN L. ELEINS, Col
HIATT, I,n. y. B. SroTr, aud half dozen
other b.g guns have been holding almost
daily conferences, 10 New York City,
for a week, il published re
ports are 10 be believed. What
nave these gratlemen to talk over, that
the State o. WcS. Virginia can not furnish
thru place OF meeting? Have they aOy
secrets that eau not be shared by honest
Wesi yirgiGiane?
Il s right that they seek another sol
for their deliberations, if they plan a
further assault upon the purity aud hon
esty Of our elections. West Virginia
mountains have ears for such plots az
thtsa The plotters may we'll beware.
IIA, it come to this, The bold cOnspir'
ators. Col. HAEr and Senator SCOTT are
chased over New YCrk by detectives!
What 4 sight it must be To see the heavy
villains in the tragedy, armed with bowie
k'Jjyes ard dark lanterns, dodging mp q
bhUd alley to escape the sleuth hounds Oi
Justice. Ie g1ds' But we faint at the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18

e;., .,a,,S iENS, December 17-om-
their Io.. ~. Goo'as'0 90 a, Express Company SAY
ss5 Sss9' = near ear 6Dck Hill, MIS-, MtS,oTsy x Saturday
siSS ooo % IN hi nns train which followed had sa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
Trunk Line Rates Advanced.

NEW YORK, December 17.-Bcth east
and westbaund trunk line rates, through
and local, wele advanced to-day, accord
ing TO the rotice given on the 9TH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18

,,,,,.,, ',,.l1' Re, PA, december John
~ -'''''my' Frank Shay and John Fan
,.sp1,.,..,S S,., ,,nS sentences in the R,ye,siSs
cs..fSI f,I''.'.5 .'. ior burglary, made am unsnc.
b,6 Nv, ,.,.1. H1.'s@p, to e'cape todav TnSv
SI. "H'S7d Iasir vay ont Of the Er;oor uey
With = ronsI,Si ,D 'y, o. 'caliOg the outer wal
r,caolp,s5p s%5ps..1dder I = .t when discovered and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
sned Tor ENtortlnnats Chsrra.

"N' sNr"GT, Iowa. December IL
'"eH,y''oar suits have been entered in the
Wv, ,gI'I n aere against the Chicago, Rock Island
Ist NJ. racine railroad by Attorney. ieneral
TSe - ID TIE name Of the Stat Of Iowa
srJ "I ., nary eNtortiOnate ireignt rates
-G 80 'o- S'ltgAtlAn asks s., ,OUO DAMAGES ON
S'cn OF 'ae t~enty-foar spils % y"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
yoR NERVOUS PRosrRATIoS
r.u.,..,o,a,. Ac.d Phosphate.

Use HoFseIoFdf Aesu rhospu
DIR. W. Greayss, North6sld, MINI,
saws: Il haze used Ii In cas,s Of nsrVcos
pros tratio,, and aIso in ccubination With
other remedies in indigestion, it hss proved
AZ satisfactory - could be expected"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18

Make no mistake. Buy Salvation Oil, the
genuine family remedy. 1t kills pain. 25c
No one thinks Of travelling without car
rying along DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18

:. J I,s he simplest means ,cme,o-,,
1., A. nuu Cough Syrup P,;se 81 90 cough nst
It Htan tsr,1D n11odyne Salvation Oil b,s - Us
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
ALGER AND BLAINE
They are In CounciI-What Does


They are In Council-What Does IL
Mean?
SALEM, MASS, December IA spe-
cial dispatch to the Bos,ol Herald says:
General Alger, Of Michigan, passed
through here on the noon train Saturday
on his way to Augusta, Maine, TO meet
Mr.. Blaine. At Ipswich he got out and
sent dispatch to Me-. Blaine, asking him
to meet him at the station at 8 o'clock that
evening. 1t is understood that General
Algsr comes direct from General Harrison
with an important message for Blaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
DIAMOND SMUGGLING.

A southernor Caught With $4,000 Worth
In "A ValIse.
NEW YORK, December IA passenger
who landed here this morning, from the
steamer E'ruria, tried to smugge in SIS,
600 worth cf diamonds. Tney were dis
covered by the custom officials and seized.
They we're carried in little oil skin cover
ed valise. The man is said to be South
ern merchant, but the ofivials will not give
his name
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
TFVS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER

,..-.iofs and Western PennSy,TTsniiSS: MS va ia:
gsiu. !u-nt.nlS,, S,,,irT iq-' uor!hwesterly "ind&.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18

Senator Alger wss seen after leaving Mr..
Blaine. and he denied that his visit had
auy Iolitical Significance whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
y. & E.
MI77ELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,
OFFER THIS WEEK EXTRAORDI-
NARY BARGAINS IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.


A lino Of Colored Cashmeros worth Sc. n yard Of
Yard-l;ido Colorcd serce- in AL the new spring
shades. value .J'.. on 49, n y1r!;
25-lGoh IIcnreun-, hail-wool, regular prlce 35.,
AZ nc % y1r1:
Al-Wool 2,-in,h Hcnriettas NJ i7c. n yard
3iInch Plai -Ii'incs. in Grays eni 1ans, at .Oc.
yarl-thc-e arc very pretty and stylish
goods;
All he popular shades In Trico;s, BroadclOihs,
Nuns Yelling, Sc.
BLACK AND MOURNlNG GOODS.
Special value ~ An-Wool Black Henrietta,
%, inche. wilo. lUl Blue- and Jet-Blacks, AZ
C2r. q yard. g. .y worh d'c.:
BoTdo-cd Nuns Ncilire Tor wells from t9c. 10 g
PARASOLS.
Don't rh'nk Of huyioea rarasol boforo seeing
the handsome Nlc Ci neyoiiio. va have In stock.
WASH DRESS GOODS.
sattcons-Amcri~gn rnd French sattecns in Fig
urcd aud solid Coleis from 90. up.
Ginshaws in Strieo-, P!1.d-. aud solid Colors.
We show y iargc~. hands1mor. and cheaper
llo OF Grc-a Giu shsnl- tnau ever
Prints and poral --tu immccse variety Of
tlcse gool. from ih~ bcst-knOwu makers.
MATTiNGS FROM AUCTION.
Nffto NE-Nnc rom lH'. '. no.
Rel CnocsrI Nnftiuc f.ru ne. up:
FnucY Maiducs from is ~ s)c. per yard;
Special price. on komnnnls Of Aatiiug.
REMNANTS.
Remnants Of Icr. Figured sat,ocn' at &c. per
Remnants Of l2.c Figured satcens at SIC. per
yafi:
Remnants z soill-Color French eatteens a. 49,;
Irryari:
Eonilante - 2-r. Red-ric.nc a &C.. n yard;
Ecun1hts of hlarF and ccl0rai Drc7s Goods.
Drsss ,liks, D %, at on' inll .1rmor price;
Remnant ~ Blue 1'.l Brown baDims.
GieGrhcd and Blown Co-on- murG under value
CARPETS AID RUGS.
To close out balance of stool. on hand WI viii
cell what Carpets aad kuCs We have at much
uncer regular price.
CASSIMFRES.
Anice assortment ~ Cashmere for Mems and
Boys' weGr from 20 10 tl.5) per yard.
OGL-CLOTHS.
Floor ard Table On-Clohs ,uef received;
Be-t Table Ou-Clpth- a' 1jc. per yard:
Floor OH-Cioth- from -. per var: mp.
WINDOW-SHADES.
A now line of window shades win he in Mon
day, ranging in price ircm3 UP.
d. g. z. JIitteJd0J7er,
527 BROAD STREET.
lnh Isl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
WE WILL OFFER
THIS WEEK :

A new lot II those Excellent PlQUEs at i2Hc.
worth 2Jr.;
Desirable y.ri-wide BATIsTE ut SIC. worth
l6 &c.;
Solid aud Figured StTGNEs ass ic worth I2%c.
Tho pIot,iesi SAIINEe "a TIE city al I2sc. worth
Co.,;
Tho tcst TNGIISH HOSE. IN al color-. at tie
lld oe cDeap al .r'.:
We have mar, "a Gown all LADIES COTTON
NDFHML Ar h0losg co-t to ciosc them ont:
We have on han1 % DO Of ETCHING SILK TO
cllsc Gt D.. per spool,
Wch8ye on hsni p lo- % CREWEIS and SILK
FLOSS % c.osa a. lj'. per dozen.
We hgy' 'De cheapest WHilt CASHMERE
CLOAk> for Children ~ any house in ;Le
city. ana viii close them ont tins week at
very iJr pr.,c-. III VII pay you 10 give this
your qtcnNYl.
New DRESS GOODS. IN az the bcs. sha es, from
L., % 5l.;
ecot line Of 'G1NCHA3iS from . TO l2Hc. per
ya~I:
JERSEYS from 7-.. s2s):
A beautiful STRIPED HOSE FOR Ladies' at 9)c.--
ycry cheap % c-r.
We have jusf received anothcr case OF Excellent
WHITE INDIA LAWN % sell az 74c. worth
12l5c pcr yard.
We are Just m re .e'ntof our New SPRING PARA
NOtS ana iMbttLLAS. comprising all
STYLES and CClJf-. from Jlr. o. 81. Don't fail
10 vi SO MS when ir need o. ono.
We will c'0. oIr at fjr. "a line of HORSETS from
i, % 30. whlfh inci4te- Misses and Ladies'.
hmOngthcso arc summon COrset-, each one
worth from 80. - ii - apia,e. Also lot Of
NURSING CDHSElS az same price worth
double the money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18


u
CONTAINED THIS HOUSE TO
IN
OF SELECTING
DIS
MADE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
SPECIAL LEADERS FOR THIS WEEK.
Great Main-Str0Gt Bazaar.
WHITE GOODS.

One case WHITE INDIA INES. IN remnant
pieces running from one ~ twenty-five yards.
Gt2tc. per yard.
One case CHECK ACSIlN representing some
six or eight different styles, whole pieces, AZ
$40. per yard
One case SA1IN PLAID NAINsOOK. whole
pieces, az 9Hr per yard-best value at l24c.;
One ca,o shEAN INDIA LINEN, % inches vide,
5Ac.-rchly worth &c.;
One case SHEER INDIA LINEN, yard vide. at
;kc., big bargain az iOc.
Tweniy-egLE pieces WHITE WELT, extra heavy
and 1ns, good wldth-oUr leader this week NJ
lo..;
twenty-five pieces SUPERIOR LARGE WELT az
1iEc.-Wiil sell readily at l5c. this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18

ROR EENl.
FoR RENT. q
CALL FOR PRINTED
MARCH RENT-LIST,
containing prices and description Of ALL KINDS
OF PROPERTY FOR Rent.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
NH 1s2t lll3 Main street
EOR RENT, NEW BRICKS
A DWELLING. just completed, No l. wost.-a
Marshall street, rooms; all the modern inn
TWO LARGE BRICK DWELLINGS Nos. G7
and $40 cast Main street. SUTTON & CO..
mh 1>-it loli Main street
lVOR RENT, THE WELL-LO-Fa
Z GATED. LARGE. AND SUBSTANTIAL -@I
WAREHOUSE cOruerof Grace and Union streets,
uo4r the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway depot.
Well suited Ia character and location Tor q To-
tsrco-'ar.ory or for commission merchant
Kent low. JAMES ,. ELAN,
lll3 east Main street.
Phone 53i NH ls-ii
LOR RENT, THE LARGE AND "a,
4 HANDSOME DWELLING 2a
on the corner Of Eighth and franklin streets An
modern Improvements. Rcn,moderaie. Apply
20 L.. j.. CHAFFfN a CO..
mh lS-lw No. north Tenth street
L'OR RENT, THAT VERY NEATGa
4 TENENENT no. ls cast Jockson1 n
street. containing five rooms conveniently ar
ranged special Inducements - early appA-
POINDEXTER & DENOON.
Neal Estate Accents o4d Aucuoneers,
nh 1926 l2), east Main street
NOR RENT. THAT CONFOETA-fs
: Bile arl admirably well-lo.ated RESI- 81
DENCt ~f ea-t craze street, confirming ten
rooms bo.iICs detached kitchen. bath, &. Re
Gently painted and pUI IN good repair.
JOHN 4. GODDIN.
Zeal Estate Agent,
mh 1885, Bank aud Eleventh streets.
NOR RENT, .N. ,,.,.,, ,,.o Ga
No. 81 north colrth street, containing abou.
ten rooms, with modern improvements. Rent
low. Aprlyto y. b. CHATFIN & co,
nh Is. No. north Tenth street.
NOR RENT, STORE AND CEL-Fa
4 LAl. 80. 1908 east Main ercct, Just be--as
low Fifteenth street. Good stand Tor a grocery
or comm i-aIOu business. SUTTON q co,
Inh lS-lt 1911 Main street
NOR RENT, s VERY DESIRA-.fs /
i BLESUlT or ROOMS on fret floor. suit IL
nh'o tor gentlemen. Moss conveniently arranged, I
and contain ga-, water, 80. Central location. l
K ference5 required. Apply 20
POINDEXTIR d DLNOON.
kcal Estate Agents,
mills 1909 Main street.
TOR RENT, THAT DE5lRABLEsa !
L STORE No. 537 Book avenue, well -
adapted for a retail business.
JOIN r. GODDiN,
Real Estate agent.
nh 1s-eod3t Bank and LlcYeath streets.
EOR RENT, A DWELLING OF 81 +
4 FIVE Rooms, over store 2jll cast ~
Broad st,cet, between Iwenth-lifl and Twenty
,ixth. directly on the Electrl, Line. Conveniently
irrgncod. with wGter-closet aud ga. Terms
.c.,sonnbie 10 prOmpt tenant For particulars
,ppIy atIl3 uorm INouly-ninth street, between
race aud Franklin. mh ls-lt'
NOR RENT, A FLOOR OFga
i THREE ROOMS. two largo and small w
,.c; centrally located. bath-hot and cold
ynler. Address 81 SlNE>S.
inh ls.lt care of tais o'ice.
EOR RENT. 81
l. TWO VERY DESIRABLE CONNECT "a
l"G Rooms,
md small room attached: second story. Rent.
bel Araig at No IL sOulG FIRST street.
NH l'-2.'
NOR RENT, THAT DESiRABLEa7T
= WHARF PROPERTY in Rockets ro- ID
emily ucciuied BY the Now YORK, Philadel phia
nj Norfolk Steamboat Company. Apply 70
Il. SELDON TAILOR,
nh ij3t Real Estate Agent and hucuoneeT.
sNGGS FOR SETTING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
81 HGnrH TMoIs U1D not THEsE ADVANTAGES OUR

.. ,,. ,. e., $500, r.,
satin fini-h b'cach'd IIncn hana7@ .o%o'..'
- ii H'H ''hE an" !" '"-"'' "'''' ''i +i'''
Regular pri q -''. ll"c'. ,,-,.
f.i' Ilhth IiNh-h i'W',' YIN to1 uII'i'
tal1 ara ~ ih'h'S innf i''d ~ Ic"'7 "'''' "'
g. ~ per d zen. SOFA Tor 49' apiece. ,.-
Iufc Linen bi'".nfn iu''''' ht'.t.t ,-i'-'
ana white ana co'of'd ''I"'F9' ioT t'.'' i'I
eoH'h' r .., fl
ule Lnen hichcH"" CEti-' J. ,..' "-t y
inches long, Cd Inches WiHe' al t-.'' ''1'h.
value iu'. hui. re
ono dozen o. On" hL"st German hu'kt .
lowc.S maze, pufe ha'h, - li rev "i"'' -
inches long, icf N@1. h'i.i NaI4t Dr. apiece
EEIa five N1Nn Da'na,a furc Linen bita' .ed
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where Log Cabin. Flourish.

A party % American gentlemen, who had
been camping out ON an island In the great
Lake Nipissing Canada, last summer. were
returning In a sail.boat aud were yet seven
miles from port when the sun went down,
and with Il the sailing breeze.
A discoumging situation, truly.
"Ncycr mind, | can row you there inside
Of two hours, said the guide who had
charge Of the party, rs their murmurs
arose
why, man. Il Is seven miles there are
four Of us In this heavy boat-its a big Job
you undcrlak," said one.
"No matter, have done the likes before
aud can 10 Il again" chccrfully replied the
broad shouldcrcd lrishman. rs he slowed
away the sail aud bent 10 the oars. lie was
n splendid oarsman and the boat was soon
under Roadway again.
what would / not give 10 enjoy your
health and strength" remarked the pro-
fessor.
'Yes. am pretty healthy, and though
avn past sixty feel ~ strong NJ ever re-
piled the guide. but only three year, ngo
stood at deaths door, aud never thought
10 pull an oar again. You see, ! was In the
woods all winter, logging and ! got into
the water one day IN caught cold IL
settled on my lungs, aud had bal cough
which hung on till / ran down almost to
a skeleton"
"Call In physician
ayes, I went twenty miles through the
brush 30 see n doctor he gave me some med
icinc. but Il didn't help me much.'
"llow was tlIc cure Effected
IAN old Scoth lady. who had come over
| from the States. gave me n preparation OF
| balsams aud herbs, which she sald the
early settlers In America used. and " soon
stopped my cough and put me on my feet