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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
MOUNDSVILI.E NEWS.
Circuit Court Proceedings and Other
Local News.

Circuit Court Proceedings and Other
Local News.
Charles Rankin, Thomas Meighen and
John Francis have returned home from the
MOrgantOwn University for their summer
vacation.
Peter Francis, of Eddyvilie, Iowa, who
has been soourning among friends here for
some time past, left for his home Sunday
night.
Rev. J. S. Pomeroy, of Pennsylvania, is
in town for few days.
Rev. l.. l.. Stewart left yesterday for
Oakland, Md, on fishing and hunting
expedition.
Judge Boyd set aside one whole week Of
the term for the trial of liquor cases, but
the prosecution only managed TO have four
or five of the cases tried.
Mr.. Ed. f Zane, celebrated the fourth
university of his marriage aud also his
birthday at his residence, on Monday even
iDg. The Social" was invited and all
spent the evening in very pleasant mau-
ner. Refreshments were served in abund.
eace. Literary and other performances
were the features OF the evening
The case Of the State of West Virginia
against John Campbell, for breaking into
car on the Ohio River railroad, aud TAX
ing therefrom box of Shoes, barrel of
fish aud some plaster paris, was put on
trial see terNay. Pros cutting Attorney
Meighen and Col. Robt. White appeared
fer the State and D. B. Exams represented
tie accused. A verdict of guilty was re-
turud.
The second annual csmpmeetipg Of the
Church OF God will be held in Thompson
Grove, across. the river from here, begin
ming August ut, and continue over Sun
DAYS. Several prominent clergymen, such
as the celebrated eyapgelists Rev. B. Bald
win and wife, Rev. Wamsley, OF Plttsburg
Pa, and others will be present. All are
cordially invited TO attend.
The case of al information in the nature
Of writ Of quo lgdrrGat0 against l. b.
Purdy, to GUST him from the Mayoralty Of
this town, was decided by Judge Boyd on
Monday. A brief statement Of the case is
as follows: The Circuit Court in 1885, I'M
der section AZ, chap. AZ, w. Va. Code,
amended the charter of the town changing
the day of election for town officers from
the third Thursday in May to the second
Thursday in March, and increasing the
number OF COuncilmen ftom s to 8. I'm
der this amendment l.. L. Purdy was
elected Mayor in 1888. The relator,
l.. E. Melton, in the information claims
that this amendment of the charter is void,
because the Court in amending it exercised
legislative power, and that the Legislature
could not authorize the Court TO exercise
such power; that such is forbidden by arti-
Gle 5 and section 80 of article 6 of the Con-
stitution. The opinion Of Judge Bowd is
that the amendment to the charter Is not
in violation of either of the above proyis'
ions of the Constitution, and decides that
McPurdy is the legal Mayor of the town
The relator is thinking Of taking the case
to the Court Of Appeals.
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GROCERIES,.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, June 10.
Sngara firm and active, and will keep al
about present. prices for some time, - the
advance IL easily maintained. Coffee
steady and good grades scarce.
Dried peaches of good qcality
not to 10 had. New Prunes firm
and higher. Old Prunes not wanted at
any price. Can goods active and firm;
good full stocks Of sugar we think will
pay the holder.
ChoiceSups Syrup 36c; Honey
Drips 35c; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs
72c; Ten gallon kegs zoe; one-half barrel
CSC; barrel &c. Sugar dark BIC;
(Sc additional In half barrelsl.
New Orleans Molasses, new crop now in,
Fancy 47c; Choice 45c; Prime 43c; Fair
4OC; Mixed goods New Orleans 30a32c;
Bakers goods 3Oc.
PRovIsIONs-Large S. G. mans II &c; me.
dunn s. G. hams l2c; small s. q. hams
l2!c; California hams SC; s. @. breakfast
bacon lie; S. G. shoulders SIC; homeless
hams 12c; city sides l0c; bacon shout
ders Sc; ham beef lie; ordinary
beef Sc; family mess pork, 5lb pieces.
SIG 90; bean pork, fine clear, 81 C.
LARD-Terce SIC; half barrels Sc; tubs
SIC; tin pals, 3 lbs, SIC; tin
pals, 8 lbs, &c; tin pals, 10 lbs, 9tc;
tin pals, 20 lbs, 9sc.
GAINED Consultative; Standard BIB
table peach 81 25a2 so; no. 3 tomatoes
81 90 to 81 % per dozen, as to quality;
strawberries oh 81 10; blackberries
Oh CSC; raspherries h CSC: DAM
sons 2ib Csc; lima beans 2lb soc;
cove oysters I'D light 60c; do lib full
weight 95CaSl 90; string beans oh S5a90c;
succotash 2io 81 00a$l 25; early June peas
81 35al 40; French peas l5a2ac, as
to quality, each; pineapple 81 40;
gooseberries oh 9Oca$1 90; 1tb Favor
tie Salmon, very fine, 81 90; % grade
81 75a1 90; BIB sweet potatoes 81 70; BIB
pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WABE-No. ! tubs Sc 80; No.
3 S. 80; No. 3 81 80; 2 hoop pals 81 35;
Q hoop 90; sap 81 90; single washbosrds
81 so; double dc. 81 80; fine crimp double
do. 81 IS; single 81 so.
FBUITs-New Prunes 4lc, as to quail
ity; Raisins, Valencia, tic; Layer Odora,
Sic; London layer raisins f2.75a3. 90;
Loose Muscatels, $500 to 9. IS; Evaporated
Apples SIC, IS to quality.
OIL-Lard, extra western strained SOC,
carbon, 10, 6fc; carbon, $50, &c; white
miners best winter 55c; white miners
4S to SOC
SUeARs-Cut losfsc; Cubes TIC; Fruit
powdered SC, Ordinary powdered TIC;
Granulated Standard &c; Standard Co.'S
tectioner's A &c; Standard Groccr's A 6fe'
Pearl White A &c; White extra q osc;
Ohio Valley SIC; New York q 5sc:
Baer's Snow White A, 6lc; Bser's In
perial, Gle; Confectionery Standard A,
&c: Knights Granulated, &c; FranklIn's
Granulated, &c; Pulverized, Tor Icing, Tic;
Pulverized, Pure, 7!c; Cut Loaf, TIC;
Cubes, 7:c; BaerNs Panhandle Extra z,
Gle: Raeris Banner Extra c, &c; Baer's
Golden Crown Extra G, sic; Fruit sugar
&c.
CoPFEE-Grean Cofee-Fancy Golden
Rio Isle; Fancy Green IL &c; Peaberry ls.c;
Choice Green l6lc; Prime Green 1915; Roast
ing grades Ice; Java 25c. Roasted in pack
ages-Ohio Valley 2O.e; Ohio Valley roast-
ed. 500 ID lots, DOC.
| Panhandle, 4lc.
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Its platform epltomlzed STANDS lot TIE
protection of popular government on the
American continent; stands for the pro-
lection of all governmental and international
rights from restriction OF invasion; stands
far the protection of the life, liberty and
uroperty of the individual; stands for the
protection Of all the immunities and prlvi-
ieges of American citizenship; stands fer
the protection of the ballot box from the
crime of intimidation, robbery and substi-
tuition; stands for the protection OF Amerl-
can commerce, American manufacture and
American agriculture from destructive
foreign competition; stands for the protec-
tion Of home invention, home skill and
home labor against the free trade heresies
which would pauperizs and degrade them
all: stands for the protection Of the peo-
pie from the unjust and oppressive exsc-
ton and combination of aggregated capital
and corporate power, stands also for the
protection of both capital and corporation
from copfiscation and mob violence, ana,
above ali, stands for the sanctity ana nap
piness Of the American nome.
1T welcomes to our shores the down
trodden and oppressed Of every land, but
it insists that the Ipestimable blessing oil
American citizenship, purchased with the
priceless blood of Our heroes and martyrs,
shall he extended to those only who are
in full sympathy and accord with the fun
damental principles Of our Government,
and who will Loyalty support tbs sacred
provisions of the Constitution OF the Unlted
States. And it holds that Congress has
the power TO save American civilization
and morality from the leprosy OF Asiatic
pagsnism, degradation and contsgion.
at maintains tina. the Nation should
extend the benefits of free government to
all true lovers OF fIeedom, bat 1t demends
that the law of the Land shall he shild to
those only who obey it, and that for thu
Anarchist, the Communist and the Grim
inal American justice has nothing to offsl
but the sword.
DAMN THE DEMOCRATS.
"The reconstructed Democracy has nov
been in power nearly four years. Its adj
miuistration has been most satisfactory Il
those who hold Office uuderit. Its loyalt,
has received the approval Of every enemy
of the Government. The courage of its for
eivn policy has amused the Great Powers
and pleased every coward. It's civil ser
vice has been so thoroughly reformed as Il
delight Mr.. Higgins. Its Justice to tn
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FRED.
WheslipE

wheeling
TUESDAY, June 10.
The market remains dull and prices on
-four remains unchanged from last week.
Wheat has declined several cents, and
good, clean No is bringing 20 cents, Or
rivals being SLOW a. that figure. Corn Is
in better demand; oats are IN good de-
mand, and hay is firm. Ban and mid
dlings continue in good demand. Prices
on -four and grain are Wholesale and are az
follows, rsta!l prices being from 90 to 20
cents higher:
FLouR AND GRAIN-Choice family flour
in barrels S. 90; in sacks 81 10: middlings
per ton $50 O0a21 90; bran per ton $40 90
AL 90; wheat per bushel, No. ], soc
FEED-Corn per bushel 6Oa65c; oats 4Oc;
baled hay per ton, fll 00al3 90. Farmers
are Offering loose hay at Sllal2 per ton.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money At Iat l-2 PSr Cont. Governments
Sirong-stocks DulI-FIonr Dull and Easy
Wheat Doll.
EHw YOGK, June 49, Money on call
easy at lali per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4a6 per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet but steady at 4s6 for 60-day bills
aud 1881 for demand.
GOVERN MBNTs-Strong.
Fours, Registered
fours, Coupons:
Fours-and.a- Registered
FourS.snt-e-hRH, ....,...lD.
Pacific Sizes OF
STATEs-Dull.
RAILRoADs-Dulla and without special
feature.
Stocks-The stock market was quite
dull to-day. The market closed firm at
something better than the lowest figures.
The active list is almost invariably lower
this evening, and Rock Island heads the LIST
of declines with loss OF PC, Lake Shore
he; So Paul preferred IL; Northwestern
and Burlington and Quincy each 1c; others
fractional amounts Sales 1913 45O shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express al; American Express
lO6: Canada Pacific, So; Central Pacific
pol; Chesapeake and Ohio -; do preferred
firsts -; do seconds -; Chicago and Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Ill j;
Delaware and Hudson, lOsf; Delaware,
L.ackawanna and Western l2S4; Denver
and Rio Grande, l5!; Erie, "a; do pre-
forred, SIS; Fl. Wayne, 1872; Illinois
Central ll6i; Lake Shore, 50; Michigan
Central, Isl; Minneapolis and st. Louis
A; do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific,
72i; Northern Pacific, 233; do preferred,
sol; Chicago aud Northwestern 1O5s; DO
preferred, 14O; New York Central, lOiSi
Oregon Transcontinental, 23s; Pacific Mail.
33I; Peoria, d. & E, 1sA; Pittshurg 1873;
Pullman Palace Car, 1j2; Reading, 2SS;
Rock Island, 1881; st, Louis and San
Francisco 2S2; do preferred, Gag; first
preferred, 113t; 81. Paul, minneapolis and
Manitoba, 500; II. Paul AMI Omaha, 34s;
DO preferred lO2; Texas Paciic. 2O5; Union
Pacific sal; United States Express IA;
WeaiaTn Union 76S.
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WOOL.
Philsdelphis,


PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Wool-Quiet
and unchanged; Chic, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above
2aa3Gc; medium 3ia35c; coarse 34a35c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western fine
or Y and XX 26a27c; medium 34a35c;
coarse 34a35c; fine washed delaine \ and
Xxx 3aa33c; medium washed combing and
delaine 3sa3Te; coarse do 3is36c; Canada
washed eombiDg 3;aS3e; Tub washed 35a
CSC; medium unwashed combing and de-
laine 25a26c; coarse do 2ia26c; Eastern
Oregon 12a1se; Valley Oregon 19A2ic; New
Mexico and Colorado 12AlTc.
Boston.
BosToS, June 1a-Wool-In fair de-
mand from manufacturers but transaction
moderate owing to small offerings Of desir-
able stock; Ohio and Pennsylvania extra
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BEIL.AIRE.

The new hose company, No. 5, wants
Council to hurry mp with that hose mouse
of theirs.
The Board of Equalization was in SEES
sion about twenty days and added $50. 600
to the tax returns. Of this, S4l, 100 OF the
increase is upon personal property and
$500 upon real estate. The Wheeling
Natural Gas Company had returned
2 77-100 miles of high pressure line at
S. SO7 81 snd 40 miles Of low pressure
at S., COS SO. The Board increased the
high pressure line to SlS, 2l1 76 and the
low pressure to S5,69s 81, making totsl
Of SIS, $40 0S in this city.
'Thos. Hays is back from the West. After
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WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY,, june 10.
There is no great rush in the local wool
market, which indicates that there is not
much of a change since last week. Farm
ers in this vicinity continue to hold their
wool at higher prices than those offered
By buyers, although medium unwashtd
woods are coming into the market at a
pretty lively rate. Prices are as follows:
Fine fl 'ece washed % TO go; ueiium I'M
washed % TO BE; medium washed q to
90: medium tub washed % 10 &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

....,.,.. So sea g,,Serve, , an D pcsuudtd
N.1, ....... IA 49,. sap
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B. &OR.R

Express (CLlcagO and Col b.
Express (ChiCESO Snd Coll 81.
Limited Express ,Chleago)..
ExpreSs tChic2go and Coll E.
Cambridge Accom- ..............
Columbus Aocom................
s.. Claiusvills Accom-.
No. " s.-.....s.........s..
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, July 10, 1883
CAPITAL PRlZE, 100000.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
each. Halves SO; Quarters e5I
Tennis 81; TWentieihs ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

... 5,sr TERM. lfe Ter Tor years nom
.,0s .ae >Sln a., Mo- sud have been
.t..s ..n pNoLg nlal a., by reason OF my
.' - Sve1Sd the best OF ply
So a.. So Ht nsds ~ dollars, hut Eot
rg.. $50 ls Itu,lCUrs Rem dlrS,
.s.ei me, ndl @ my SNju rs clear
,1 : pure e cird'S,
M MAY BASS,
llvsB agCh 7. o., Miss.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. 3.

Departure Of Trains nom wheeling Easts,,
time Schedule ine6ect April 2s.h. 1883.
NJ $40 ?. POI m. and $50 ?. m. daily, and LIS p.
m daily except Saturday.
KIprsss for Gncinnaa and st. Louis, lo:S q
N. and Ills p. N. daily,
Cambridge accommodation 300 .. m, except
For Columbus, lo.a5 q m. daily, and ILLS p
m daily, and 2&S p. N. daily except sunday.
Express for washington, D. G., Baltimore,
Phiiadelp d and a Anew YORK. via G'0n' 90
vi For ori P i'm and E.shins,an. Pa, $50 a. M
daily; Express, $40 a. m. daily; las p: m: daily
except Sunday. Additional way train for Wash.
n fsba,s Baltimore S and f Fsssaspsi. sp
For MoundsviIle, SIS q m, rs Q. m, 100
noon and $40 p. m, daily excsPs Sunday
FOR Grafton, $40 p m. daily.
For Cumberland, s:oo q m, daily except Sun
For ST. clairvillc, sos and 900 .. m. and 400
p. m. and $40 p. m. daily except Sunday
$50 a m, and $40 p m. daily, and AS q m,
Kxprcss trains arrive nom St. Louis and Gin.
cinnsii. I;SS q m. and 6:l0 .. m, daily.
timore and washington, d. C., via Grafton. n:S
a. m. and 1915 p m. daily via Pnsse'rs lob
Ts,ns arrive from Columbus, As q m. am
6l0 p. m. daily, and lo:SS q m. daily except sur
day.
Trsius arrive nom Pitxbnre. lo:lS Q. m. daily
and IL Is p. m, except sundays aud S;S p. m.
ard II 10 p. m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa, $50 .. N.
ily except sunday.
From Moundsyilie, 80 and sl5 O. m. and LEO
and 40 =. M. daily except sunday.
Trains arrive nom Grafton. ll;S = m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $40 p. N.
daily excel sunday.
From ST. Claiisyille, rs and i0:S o m. and
LIS, and $40 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodation arrives al diop|
m. EXCEPT Sunday.
Baggage called for ard checked At hotels and
residences on orders left Al Ticket once, lao
Market street, and at Depot
CHAs O. sCrLI,
General Passenger Agent.
W ". CLEMENTS, Manager. myl
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sc. RAILROAD.

D. . - h-A AlAAOAis
Bausire and GAINESVILLE through Pssse ugcr train
leaves Balaire ~ $40 m, arrives $. Eelsire at
lQOl. ~.
WCCisteld passenger trslu leaves Bellatrs 8.
so ?. IL, arrives ~ BCllsue Al so ~ ~.
SuInmerlsll accommodation leaves SeliSir ~
100 .. n. strives at BsllGira ct 1916 u. m.
AL trains daily except sunday. C5Etral S.xad-
ard Tine from Bellairc.
"a KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April 80, l'S> trains
on the Wheeling ami Elm Grove RailTOad will
run ~ follows.
49,, Arrivc al ~ aave b Arrive 81
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fieecss 27a2sc; Xxx 2sa2sc; No 3laSac;
Michigan extra 26a27; territory and other
unwashed wool in steady request; pricss
low and iregulsr as TO quality, ranging
from 40 TO soc On q secured basis.
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f'sFs'Is. -
OH C.ty,

OIL CITY, June 10 --Petroleup-OPened
at 72ic; highest 74sc, lowest 7isc; closed
at 74c; sales ,l3s, Or0 barrrls; ciearances
1904 600 barrels; charters 30. l21 barrels;
shipments So, 49, barrels; runs "A, COO BAL
rals
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Register
Grautlers' @niSa

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINa-
AEXPLANArIoH OF REEEREScE MARKs: sDsily.
tSCnday excepted. MONDAY excepted sun
day only. Saturday exeepted.-7S Meridian
May Is, ISIS wheeling time which "a lust ore
hOGr earlier Ian CengAl Time.
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1852 packages. Western 15!a16c. Wool
Steady domestic fleece 20a30c; pulled goa
49,. Texas 12al9c Pork-Dull. Cut
Meais-PickIed bellies Tie. Lard 4a6
points lower and dull, clceing steadier;
western steam spot quoted at 50 65a
8 67I; June So 05aS 81; July 50 O3as o.;
August So So; September So Il; October
So "a; December So 70. Butter-Lower
aud unsettled; wesrern 13a19c. Cheese
Quiet and weak. Copper-Dull and un-
charged.
CHICAGO, June 19-With the exception
of few liberal operations, early VIII, at
was unusually dali to-day. 1t opened
slightly lower, declined about 3c early,
reached ic later, and by noon the pit was
partly deserted, and the trade WAS very
light. Matters looked bearish in the corn
pit until near the close. Trading was
more active in oats. Proyisions-Moder-
ately active. Ficur-Dull and easy, and
local buyers doing little. Whest-Cash
No. spring s0iss1sc; No. 9 red SIC;
June SlsSl9 &c. closing at Sic; July Slaslfc;
August slIsS2sc, closing at s2ic; Septem-
Der slaaS2sc. closing at s2lc- Corn-Cash
No 2 49is50c; Juns 49i50sc closing at
50sc; July 49!a51sr, closing at Sic; Au-
gust 50ss5O4c, closing ct 81 &c; September
503s52sc, closing at 52sc. Oats-Cash No.
,, 3Oic; June 3O!s3l!c, closing 3l3c; July
30ic, closing at 3lsc; August 264s21c,
closing at 27c; September 25sa263c, clos
ing at 26}c Rye-No. 2 soc. Barley
64s65c. Flaxseed-No. l 81 30. limo
thy Seed-Prime So 1912 90. Mess Pork
Cash $l3 20; July $l3 90al3 50, clos
ing at - rs; August $l3 s0sl3 95, clos
ing at $l3 IS; September Sl3 S7tal3 97t,
closing at $l3 95. Lard-$S 80; July
S. 4Oa8 40, closing at So 40; August So 90
as 81, closing at S. so; September IS 55a
s 90, closing at s. 55. Cut Msats--Short
ribs 81 so; shoulders Sc O0a6 %; short
clear 81 OOaS O5. Whisky-At 81 20.
Butter-Inactive; cream.
cry l5!al9c; dairy 13!al7c. Eggs-At14
al4ic.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. PA June 19.-Flour-
Quiet. Wneat-Dull and weak; No. 2
red June 95Ia9ilc; July SSaS3!c; August
S79aSSc; September S9aS9lc. Corn-Spot
unsettled and lower; futures neglected and
nominal; No. high mixed, in grain depot,
Gle. Oats--Spot lower; No. 2 mixed 42c;
prime No. 3 white 44c; No. 2 white 443c;
No. white 45lc; futures dull and weak;
No. = white June 42l43c; July 42a42sc;
August S6,36lc; September 3ia35c. Butter
Quiet and easier; creamery extra 2Oc.
Eggs-Quiet and easier; western firsts l6
a20c.
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Leave at T.OOR NJ and run every hour, except
church Train nj 9:l5 T.. ~. Leave Wheeling Park
Et 500 a. m. and run every hOCr until iO:OO =. m
except Church Trains, which will leave the
Park AT 9.i5 N. sud Wheeling a. l2:l3 and
OILS u m. a.. HiRSCH, Supt
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PFEIL&9,Fi..
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DRY GOODs.
Eev York.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Dry Goods
The demand WIS quiet, as usual to Tues.
day, bu. buyers arriving show better re-
quest in sight.
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tLEvEIAND aPrTHBURG Y. X.

Under schedule In sfHcct May ~ ltss, kains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio. Central standard Tine
For Pittsburgh, Chicsgo and Cleveland 80 Q.
m. FOR Pittsburgh. 1915 For Chicago and
Cleveland ia p. IN. Far Pittsburgh IBh New
Ro oIf n ~ rs,,y Sf s,eIne"1 Tr.,,. .,,,,. M
Bridgeport al 7S Q. M 10 u O. m, u n D. n. +,
AS =. m. 40 p, m, and 7S7 y. m.
A. /. wALLlEG, Ticket Agent,
myl6 Bridgeport, okp
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8,aitiual.
nsE FROM kEEE TO ANKLE.
!. cntireiy Ssae. Flesh q mass OF
s,ss>e. Leg dininisEed one-third
nc. Condi'foaa hopeless Cured
suttcnr. . ,,,,.,agas-

ms, wears ~ Amos, cJiPPled with an
&c .cE nom = ID rg down 20 my ankle;
o. % wss cltirey 9ops and the flesh WAS
Is, @. dlSee,s Il some physicians pro,
"A b .C,-raoe II rsd djuIini.h-d about
frhg slse Q, ID other. and was IN
4. condition. 8ie tryiog all kinds OF
,su6 ,peIdag hn-gr d>Cf dollars from
81 no RELIEF = a. .yfr. 1 WAS persuaded
,.rr JGucusa sebp,,lI.s, and the result
s.tN, Ate, ~, EsvS noticed de.
.s slsr i'r the 18Th 2. sud al the eud 90
lib, VAS e0aoIf civ curyd My te>h
b. - snd The 5Ioe (which had been eN.
- -rr,- q yea loss found. The tGSh h.
20 ,-.s .ad to-csy. an for uesrly two " arS
a. s., - We g liver 10 WAS, sound IN
49,. ... E'd no. Sia,l a. the disease 10 De
- 80. AHERN,
OuNo.s Dodge Co, ia.
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pRTROI,gTN v marry

Says: "Intimit acquaintance with q tru
trend always increasss our rsspeckt fur
that frend."
This il the resson why Synyita Blocks
continue to make friends ~ their virtues
become better known. Clergymen, public
speakers, and people in all the avenues Of
life are unit in their praise Of that won
derful new remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks.
They are warranted 10 cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Hoarsenes, Tickling in the
50 c-aa. uuHIiSSss scsI s.ssffaony 70 fhk
cases Of Diarrh1a, Dysentery,
Plux, Cholera InfAntum, or Summer Com
plant and Cholera horbus, effected by
5ynvits Blackberry Blocks; IS doses, IS
cents. We have stacks Of testimonials
from mothers, who, after dosing their chill
dren with strong Medicines for other mp
posod diseases, hsvs completely cured them
by uERs SyHvita Worm Block; % dosea,
Is cents. After yoa have tried all the
bottle remedies and have fupRd
no reiicf, buy package OF SyB,fts Kid
uey, Blood and Liver Elneks and be cured.
80 discs, 50 eaxa. Ii you want the finest
tonic Ei.sers In the market, bay q package
Of Synyits Bitter Blocks for Is cents, and
make from 10 1 gallon Of pure tsaie bit
ters
All thea EszstS;iSs only cent doss
No hnx, Nd teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Put
up in patent packages. Warranted 10 cure
or money refunded. Sold by druglists
everywhere. Geia checker board Of your
dealer free. Seq Jour address on Q postal
card fcr : copy Of THE 6YyyIrA BLOcK,"
which contains history Of diseases and
cures, or send cent stamp iar . sample Of
Cough Block and copy Of TIE SYsyIrA
BLOCK. Addrsss, The Synvits Co., Lock
Box go, Dslphs, Ohio.
AsTos p. Hpn, Agent for wbssiisG
opposite pcstooce
b. z. McsSoans, A&sat Tor Martins
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..st. .a" -'eAi u cnrr and CrrECSA
*, $50 .r g Sem fec externally
"a Hs>n.L n. The -gw blood puJi,
,... N.r "A p'l zee .r. ta- every io:n
.- -s.t psels non pswp.c> toScroi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
MAGNOLIA

RaTM-HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM is not
Paint, Powder or Rouge. but . Refreshing Liquid