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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-19
DILLON's RELEASE.
Fhe Irish Member of Parliamers e.
ready Making Speeches.

the Irish Member of Parliament al
ready Making Speeches.
Copyright 1855, by fas Ca,iori,ia Associated P,.ss
DUBLIN, September 1Sth.-On DilIon's
arrival here this afternoon he was met by a
host OF friends. He is much thinner and
paler than when sent 10 prison, and is OBJ
Vlously i'll. AT 10 o'clock this evening he
addressed crowd outside the house and
explained that he had been released with
out condition and without negotiations of
any kind. He intended to apply himself
to the struggle in behalf of Ireland more
diligently than ever.
PARNELL's CONGRATULATIONS.
LONDON, September 1sth.-Parnel.. a
congratulslory telegram to Dillon, says
| Your triumphs over the brutalities OF inl-
prlsonment is great victory for Ireland
and discontinue for Balfour's COERCION"
A TIMELY RELEASE
The Ne,OS says: eve believe ther. does
not exist man in the kingdom, not ex-
cephug Balfour or Goschen, who does not
hope earnestly that Dillon has been re-
leased III time. He was released because.
had anything happened to him in iail.
Baitours official existence would rot be
worth fortnight's purchase"
a wild Irish Riot.
.OVPWt2t, lNa, Oy nc dtOThtd Ass0t1IfSk veSs.i
| GLASGOW, September 1Sth.-The Irish in
mates of the Emigrant's Home in this city
broke out in 3 riot, wrecked the house and
| fought desperately. The police broke
twenty batons in The efforts 10 queil the
| disturbance. Sixty five emigrants we're
arrested. Fifty-two have been sentenced
| to one months imprisonment The others
were remanded.
The Spanish Pretender
tC'2pytgh, 1855. By tie California Assocfatei .lf
| MADRID, September 1Sth.-Don Carics
| has issued manifesto of thanks TO his
| French supporters for continued loyalty.
| He still claims the Spanish crown and as
/ serts that the real heirs of Count de Cham
| bord are BourbOns aud not Orleanisis.
Dillon Out on Bail.
Copyright. 1855. By .te California ssoelq,.t trs.,
LONDON. September 1Sth.-Dillon r-as
| Internationally released from jail his
! nl0rniug. This is one result OF the appii-
catior granted by he Psrnell Commission
yesterday.
Another Explorers Opinion.
lcopyrigdt, 1888, by tie California issoc.se. ,s.1
VIENNA, September 1Sth.-Expiore7 Hol-
no believes that Stanley is safe unless he
deviated from his route with The purpose
OF relieving Emin Bey and met defeat at
S-S LSHCS VI A1iAuul ) tC1OWeES.
Dashed TO lreath.
LONDON, September 1Sth.-A tight-rope
walker at Angers France, while perform
| ing fifty feet from the ground amid the
plauditS Of the spectators, slipped and fell.
| He was picked up dead, shockingiy man
gled.
Hsyti's Ex-Presid. MT.
.Copgigd 1885, by Gs California Associa,.k o,s.st
| PARIS, September 1Sth-Solomon, the
| deposed President of Havti, who has lust
undergone an operation in cystotorlv. is
n q critical condition.
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SUICIDE FROM GRIEF.
A Chicago Lady's Determination to End
Her SorrawS

iCopyr19af, loSS by he associated Pre,s
CHICAGO, September 1sth.-A particu-
larly sensational suicide was discovered this
morning, when the keeper Of fashionable
clearinghouse on Dearborn avenue broke
into the room of Nine. de Lon, and found
the room full of gas. In the bedclothes,
tucked tightly about her. was the lady dead.
She had attached a rubber tube to the gas
jet, covered herself up in bed, and held the
tube to her nose. The lady had lately lost
her daughter and was respondent
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-19
QUARRELING ABOUT NOTHING.

He referred to the retaliation bill passed
IN the House as bill that had got into the
House by the /" grapevine line.n Discrimi-
nation against American vessels in Gang
dian canals, although unjust, had been
settled upon as pretense for that bill.
Why, he asked, seek quarrel on such an
old pretense. 1t was neither manly, dig
nlfied nor just. He concluded, therefore,
that It was not wise to give the President
the additional powers of retaliation which
he had asked for. The time had come
when the people of the United States and
Canada should take broader view of their
relations to each other than had been hith-
erto practicable. The whole history of the
two countries had been
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-19
WHOLE NO. 11,677
F0aHleG TOPICS.
TERRIBLE KNIFE DUEL BETWEEN
TWO SP4aIARDS.
Arrest of the Supposed Loadon
Thug-Riots in Giasgow-Di
Ion Out on Bail.
FIGHT TO THE DEATH.

isrsolAl DrsrArcHEs TO THE gxcoRD-u,uoS.
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cLEvELAND's CHANGE OF BASE

But the President instead of exercising
the powers which he had under the Act OF
March 3, 1887, had asked Congress Tin his
retaliation messsge) for power to suspend
commerce which amounted (for the last six
years. to S270 600 600. No wonder that his
sudden change of base excited surprise in
both countries, and was regarded as a mere
political movement. The Presidents prop
osilion was, in ether words, to suspend and
elnbarrass the commerce of exports and
imports, amounting to nearly hundred
millions yearly. Such proposition, made
without warning in the midst of popular
election, had been the Presidents response
to the earnest demand made by the Ameri-
can fishermen that they should be secured
in the enjoyment of what they believe TO
be their unquestionable rights.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-19
BORROWING UNNECESSARY TROUBLE,

Why had the President, heasked, blended
the dispute about the transshipment of fish
with the interior commerce of the country?
Why connect the controversy in the waters
about the mouth of the st. Lawrence with
the commercial relations along the bound
ary line of 1900 miles? No good could
come of such movement unless it was de-
sired to establish non-intercourse between
the two countries. The measure of retalia-
ton proposed by the President was far be-
yond the range of and out of all proportion
to the complaint.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-19
THE RETALIATION BILL.
Sherman Attacks the Administration on
Its Canadian Policy.

WASHINGTON, September 18th. -Sher-
man S resolution offered yesterday, instruct
ing the Comm, tee on Foreign Relations to
inquire into the state of the relations of
the United States with Great Britain and
Canada, and report (at next SESSION. such
measures as are expedient to promote
friendly commercial and political inter-
course with those countries and the United
States, was taken up.
Sherman proceeded 10 address the Sen
ate, delivering his remarks from manu-
script. After an allusion to the Presidents
retaliation message, and justification of the
rejection of the fisheries treaty, he asked,
Why should Canada refuse to allow Amer
lean fishing vessels to enter her ports and
ship their fish to American markets? De-
NAL of that privilege appeared so I'M
Christian and selfish that ne wondered it
had not long since led to violent retalia-
ton. If the President had by procama-
ton withheld like privileges from Canadian
fishing vessels, the evil, he believed, would
have been quickly corrected.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-19
HoMn AFFAIRS,
AWFUL RAYAGES OF THE YELLOW
FEVER PESTILENCE.
Four Children Roasted-The Over
land Flyer" Wrecked-A Busy
Day for General Harrison.
MORE RAILROAD TROUBLE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIox.I
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-19
A CONTINUOUS wARSINe
That they could not rem.;, ., noo.

That they could not remain at peace with
each other except through political as well
as commercial union. 1t would be better
for all if the whole continent north of
Mexico shared in the prosperity and bless
ings OF the American Union But the way
to union with Canada was not by IN
friendly legislation, but by friendly over
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-19
TO-DAYY 7

special line of Gents 50cent striped Meruo Socks full
finished, medium ight-........
Gents nen hemstitched Handkerchief you pur
chased for rs cents than shall sell to-day for40 cents
ST garment saved by buying awoo Scotch Shirts
and Drawers ribbed finished botsom So so the regular
price, account of the sleeves being shade lighter than
the body, have them to....$1 50 So per suit
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-19
New York Labor Convention.

Copyright, 1855. ytse California associated PressI
Troy, September 1Sth.-Resolution were
offered III the Labor Convention this morn
ing recommending the repeal of the con-
spiracv law relating to boycotting. A long
debate ensued, but no decisive action was
had. Persons convicted of boycotting in
this State are now liable to fine and i'm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16

passed oil talked freely with those about
him. He has not lost consciousness from
the ELECTS of the wound at any time, but
il gradually growing weaker. \ large
number of the friends OF the officer called
at the hospital during the afternoon and
evening, and there were many expressions
OF regret.
Officer Glenn is about twenty-eIght
wears of age, and is unmarried, living with
his parent-at Twenty-seventh and Market
street. He was at one time a coal MINER,
.ne later was a boiler in the Belmont mill.
He took 2 position on the police force
uudpr Chief Smith SOmeU hat against his
will, thinking he would not like the HE,
but he soon found il very congenial. lie
Wa model officer, courteous and polite
to all. but iuneNibie N the performance
OF his duty, and was noted among the
force 10. his courage He was possessed
OF many estimaJle qualities, aud had many
warm friends
There is nothing in the shape Ian ao-
.vlute clue d. to the identity Oi hIs n
siIlaut-. bat there ale crave suspicious
against two or three parties capable o'
doing the desperate work Oi SUNDAY
morning. The police are doing all
in their power to obtain some TAN
BILE clue and it is to Dc sincerely hoped
they will succeed. Steps will be taken to
have either the city or cOuuty offer large
reward for information, and no effort will
be spared To secure the assasslHs OF 50 good
| an officer
Officer HanschumaAey r. At present NIL
| in Officer Glenn place
| Al JwO o'clock this morning there had
/ been no marked change in Officer Glenn :
condition His physicians think lie can
uut live over to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16
TERRIBLY MANGLrp.


y UNuA hAh NtfAS NN'Ah'A i'''''' ''h NV
railroad.
lvsttiily morning at 80 o'clock Louis
Becker, assistant Inspector OF trains at the
T. 80. met with IL horrible death on the
road att polut several >guato, below tn,
depot II serms that Irekvr mad Just hu.
.suel iu,uvy,tu. uu Eastern bound freight
and had stepped over on - the uv>t track
when engine No. ~ hauling tr,m 30 93
came along in IN opposite direction aud
struck Becker. throwing him under the
wheels
The accident wl, learned OF irnme-
d,atrly and Iu>p-,tul pracht and several
others employees rushed To the scene and
picked upthr unfortunate man. who was
terribly mausled and quite dead Coroner
SrEults was summoned later IN the day ,
bu, a. ne was i'll, Justice Ankle held an
.u.Lisltlou. the verdict being in accord
uncv with the Above H.ts The youug
mans neck aud uu>y Het. tuuud - be
broken, his night arm rut OIL hetwe Ii
shoulder aud rlb)w AMI the left tont
almost severed. b-sld-- h-rug terribly
bruised otherwise
The remains were taken to I'uk'@ where
they were prepared and shipped 10 the
home oI the unfortunate man in M@rlettI
. Becker wi- about twenty two OF
uurui three year, Oi age AM vt. uu-
married.
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Wanted to Carve Someone.

Last evening vy-ryliceman Barney
Lral, lllri at Headquarters aud stated
that about seven d. cook, as nr Was ,.assins
along Market street. between Twenty
third and twenty-iourth streets Cha:ltz
Johnson, one of the men who beat up Pa.
liCeman Tommy killeen a couple of
months ago, made a rush at him with a
Er.ie md that he only saved himself from
being cat ~ laElug ~ h.S nt-i-. III
South Side officers were instructed to look
out for Johnson aud lock him up. II is
said by the officers that Johnson, who was
sent up tor three months for his share in
the kilIeen affair, has not served his time.
but is seen upon the streets at frequent in
ter,aiJ notwithstanding this fact, the in
ference being that lac comes down .OEL
whenever the mOuOt0nY OF confinement
wearics ham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16

himself below the brute creation, and gets
So los that he cannot DO anything OF his
own yoi'iou. say, again, Is tia wonder
there j. the hell.
The speaker chen closed by drawing an
eloquent anl toGrhing picture Of the
drunAmd'a home. showing how he makes
Others suffer along with himself, ami
NEST earnestly pleaded with those who
miSused liquor 10 correct the error Of their
WAYS, aud prevailing upon all the iaymen
to Assist in saving drunkards
The usual religious services were then
held
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16
N SMALL WAY.
lao News OF the Day f"iutediy r"r"-
grapnvd Tor HaStS Readers.

lao Sevs OF the Day PnlGtedly f"r"-
grapncd Tor Nasty Readers.
The Silver Dollar Socia! OF BeuwoOd will
give dance on the 2otb, tor which Neu-
hart viii make The music
The south side Singing Society gave a
pleasant dance at their hall, Friday night
for which Nruhurts orchestra furnished
the music
THERE will be- IrmpeCauce meeting at
Fourth Street Church tomorrow Tuesday
Good speakers All are Invited. \ special
invitation to those who ~igurd under Ma
jor Camp.
The funeral ct the late c. NJ. Reed, who
was one OF Washington, IA , most p5uml
ueur citizens, VIII take place this after
noon at ao'clurs 4 number oI Wheeling
people will atteul the funeral
.ruE Fifth waTt democrats appear TO be
up and doing By call III another column
there will be e meeting at Boueuherger ;
Hall tonight for the purpose nj HTganl
ton Let the good work ~ ola.
uy saturday last Nj. i. NJ Wilson sold
hi, hill farm, sr,ru miles north OF the "lty
aud uiloiuinu the rewtky railroad, To
Mrs Cecilia Crr~iP Dust ana Mis-. Ophe
Liza Cry,jp Pollock for u, 1Uu ra~l.
EREDEaI.L %rHNgIrEK, An old resident
ut Bellairc died al his residence IN SUI
day The deceased came To- Wheeling
about thuty-.gr years agu aud removed
To Eellairr when 'hr mail VOL Es were built
lie WAS coal miurr 10y occupation, and
was generally respected.
We invite the attention our readers to
the financial statement OF the city ui
Wheeling, which appears this mor1inL on
the third page The Inquire, viii repay
perusal. The statement rejects great
credit upon Clty CLERK Bowers, W ho pat in
4 good deal of work upon il.
MI. FEW. BANNER. the welI-huown
mu..r dealer, has associated Mir. j. W.
Miligan with him, the tide Of the irm to
be f. " Banner y CO. This Is GOOD
addition to an old AMI successful hIm, ana
IL both gentlemen ATE wcll-kuown Tor
their eueIgy and push, they cauuot but at.
tain 4 large measure Of success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16
4 KsprIsxs tor the Condemned.

Wrgtcaci mcu a@d~omen long ooulrmu-! to
suffer ;hr fortunes OF Dyspepsia, are filed wiki
u~, hupr ailc. n rrw dose, o. IoNe,lrr's srou
ach Bitter. budding hope blossom, into
tee f...... .n utr,na.n,y if,le Bitirc> i, per,is,
Ell IN ]. br:uE-a .erucye e. g.. 4gspr.'in, who
,reA TO-, s.G F.au,suce, heartburn STRIKING 81,
the pit uttav stomach between meals, gl.y uer.
You. Irruors and the insomnia OF which eh'uue
indigestion Is the parent, disappear with their
ratt,ul ,.ogeuitOr. MIST beuenctul StOmaChics
~ ho can wonder tuat j. ~ many Instances Il
avskeu> grateful e,oguenCe IN those VINO. heue
fitted ~ T. speak voluntarily IN IT, behalf il
requires ID graphic rygto describe The tOTm"utS
lttyIrE>ra. H4, In .aauy rt the testimonials re-
,el.yi l., thu UiopE r0g- ~ the B!,teTs these sTr
portrayed vita yIyIt tTU,nuinvss. C1nSt.Ud
lien bL.Cusness muscular debility. mslansl Il.
veTs Bui rheumatism are relieved " it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16

Ladies NnSIiu I Underwear ut hr>t-
class mauutac'uIt. nt Iow., prices
than ever before Offered n th,S city.
We viii commence "a special sale Of
these goods to-mOTTnE. ana eur
prices are 80 IOn that - a. aspect them
90 attract Cra,. d- OF buycr~.
Some Of our New HRmhuTE tmLr"i-
deries have arrived. others viii be d"
.IYnou4 daily. Al RICE = 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16
4 ElrI NIlsalnr.

Yesterday afternoon about one O'Clock all
eiskt-year-old daughter OF Wesley McClel-
land, 4 resident OF the rirsi wa.d Of Pei
lalre, went away from home, and up to a
late hour last evening no trace had been Sc
cared Of her whereabouts. Quite a mum
her Of people "err LOGGING TO- the Wa
defCI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16
NO HOPE.
Where ue Vas Removed Yesterday Afternoon
THEA. ElclsuaL. az Tie G-rls1gs attack
~ Arrests. S. Ir,


A.'7''.' ~ '."
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Tue '""'"e''''S "'''''N 'l'.'''e "P0'' '''.'>''
Joseph Glenn, early Sunday moInIng
,,b,I,. h,. Ma, patrollipy his beat on the
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Me"' throughout the '''s' ""'N '"e "'
ta,i, became known through the columns
nj The SUNDAY Diapers. and all day the
.t,,,..,., ,... ,,. ,o,i,. M ro,y,r-e,,,,
auoL@ Az '.aNNe7 "' 'i'i1eH@. u''1 was
commentator OF the rourige
.rj rr,,.r, 81 th.. ,rf;rsr and tE,. lnD-
was s1ueiai 'u'' tue ''v"'''5 vi tue 0'''''
mails might be- speedily established aud
their arrest effected The publications
,,,I.. ,--,.r,l,y ,,biI.s.,.pr,t..i I'M th,. chief
......-.,.u,.
par ''vu'''S' were "'' t'''' !" '''''' '''',,''
with the iartS - a'reTtalnea uPoh Iu'Ie'
Investigation under uole favorable cir
,.,,,,,st,r... AMI tL. Jst,iI. .,r,. tr,sr4Ior,
Ill.
FeP'O""''". '''' ''' '"''N ''J '
understand the circumstances OF the mU'
der, Tor such it will prove.
orfrs~ ,.rpup MAS al NruEemiller's
,....,--,...-
III uS ''o'e"' nan P''' CIV Gu u ''''> 60
day night, aud lad a ore! toh'etS'''Ou
with the proprietor, in the course OF which
ror,,ir.. in y,.p-,aI and the SherinaIity IN
rn:.
P'' .'"' '''' '''1'''
SersatIOu, the officer sad he h.td no cAo've
toc Sheriff. ana would simply support the
..Iarti,r made by the convention OF his
,..,,.i.,l.. ..;,,.i--..,.... ,,...
party nc '''" ''''''' ~
lace officer more rangehEI thSn he mag
med they could he When Ire first went on
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NJ P'''''O" "ll''. ''J - .,!, yea "''
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as'a" OF "s'I5 M, ','' ''.'u NO 'g''' Out
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on up 10 N""P.!Ne VII" '"9 '"'e',
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north A'""N 'haP''"' ~lry'I the "sI'r"I
turned do"n twenty thus" ~.Ir"' ana
"ueu oppose me "lD''" o' ""'' - no.
uted lu1t u "os W" "hF"'HS up Ill 'n'
alley. lie '"oh"" '''1 'uH T"" TWO At'u B."
me alley al tue ''4a "' Qua ''. i'II'"'O'
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tE.. .b,.,I. yfi,E ,y..r,. ..rt.ry1rl. rpunF
ami tber4 IL WAS they were standing when
the officer cached m, igtr,srcrioa OF the
TWO aIlry- While he WAS LOOKING to the
.,r,tl ,..,t.Lir,, .,.s., I'M. man ygHoul he
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16

GEO. K. TAYIOE y Co. offer this morn
iuC and Until all arc sold some eytraordi
nary bargains IN Hegl skin Sayiues, &C
keAi their AdNtri Isement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16

o.. -. TAYLOR y Co. otter this morn
ing All until al are sol some eXtIaOrdi-
nary bargains in Seal skin .'OClUes, ~.
Read their advertisement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16

J. s Rb,d,s X Co. will commence their
annual sale OF Remnants OF all kinds Of
Dry Goods. Er.hroiteries, %c.. on Mon
day, January l6tu.
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\ Fine Rehearsal.

\ large crowd was present at the semi
monthly rehearsal Of the Opera House or-
chestri at Arion Hall last evening aud
were entertained by the following fine
programme, rendered in excellent style
under direction OF i'rOl. r.. W. Spell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16
A GREAT SIN.
On the SIN u. I4leupsraDce" at the Ca,ltjra.
Yesterday Morning Large
audience Present.

t.l..... D.,
A'1''-' '.'''-'''
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,,r,or.1 IA. ,..,thrr v,s ,,,,.,,.I,.
N'''''7
dlsagreeahle yesterday morning large
congregation turned out 10 attend the
Cathedral and listen to Itt. Rev. Bishop
lin J.liy.r , lrrtorr on the Ism at In
-. q, ,rn.,.. vera r..,,.f,.r.,..., all
temperance i"eie "e'' ''''1i''''S al All
denominations scattered though The vast
sssemblaue, and all paid the closest atten-
.,i,,,,,. IN. P,.h,,'. rema,Es g.. fl,.c. ,..,a
Of The most 'h'e'',''Ds ''''''''' \ '''''''
brief synopsis oi the lecture "lit he found
below.
THE LECTURE.
Sid the reverend prptIemlp. Th. suI-
,..i...,.., =. .,...l..
Ie'l We "'0 "D'"' ~ ''' '""' %
Justly absorbing the G''eh''"h OF li"~ aud
foreign lands. Al the outset 'r' us re-
member th't we are ueu"'''' Nv '"l9 treat
tyu ana attempting u eA'p"'e 1t from
society, ana we must no. use "isullt1n'7
that are not consistent WIN 'uS Pl'uTIP'rS
OF society lHe PI"hS VI '"e '",mi'''1
may De cLi'leu OUT Hl,'' q ,A'E"'.'''u'
DulIuihs o> tNe result. we may '''','''I' - ,'7
fine proportions and ITS grandeur nNt Tie
admiration Will turn to dlNguSt II We Mr
assured tlal It's foundations aye pu''' upon i,
the sand, and rs the structure Icals Itself
higher it becomes weaker We must
base oar argnmsnts upon true Christian
philosophy.
First We must hold rs Hu lnconte'l"hl"
principle that WAC by "M''h mean ""I
Kind OF spintuon7 or matt liquors. Eoi II,
Itself AZ evil. I" say that wlue - al ~.
IS heresy and Wa ion. aLo prouOunce'i
rs such by the church. lyrryth!.g tbs:
is created by God - meant iuC >o"r g9cd
purpose, ana who ialrs t. I,yroa.g lhy
Almighty by such charges,
Secondly, the use Of wine ia itself is mol
sinful. DO w not all remember the Incl
de"t al Chrsl turning the water mo
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ever dangerous 'h' me- ,e'i'nG 81 u ~, We
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16

= NerJ chnicc selection al sterling
silver ODHN and AU1ign" Brass IA.
bIcs, Piano I.umps. Bisqur and Terra
C"IIn ornaments, French Br"hze-.
amt RnNni Worcester, DOuIt1n, Ihri-.
bad, HHNiIanA. q. ~ ~. Limoges. Poim.
ton, 'npciHun mad Mint0m china. in
all ihr new shapes aud cOiurS, al
/. a. DILIGN Il cos.
oc-j ln2J Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16

READ Geo. K. Taylor X Co : advertise
ment this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16
.3lsU advertisements,
\ CARD.

Mr. Juliu, Jacobs wishes Ia announce % hIN
friends and patrons tina, hr has connected him
self with 10" well known firm -. Henry Jacob
y Co., AMI viii hr much pleased To- have all A.-
friends call on him. uut ASSURES them that he
always shall serve them right and vii. otter
more Inducements than ever hr'orr al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16

LADIES and Cmidtrn'- WraY. ii ba.
2N!n price. Z" .."-'.
}. : RHODE - Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-16

LIS ooD&oo sell dry goods the cheapest.