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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12
DIED.

HERB!G-Saturdar, February IL. ISIS, At a.
O'Clock a. IN, JOHN HERBIG. aged 70 years.
Funeral from the residence OF his father, No
ITO Nineteenth street this tsundsyl afternoon Al
= o'clock. Frieud' invited. Interment ut Pen
lnsula cemetery.
ZISN On Sunday. February S. ISIS, at
O'Clock a. m, PETER (. ZISS, aged Il years.
CONFORD-On Monday. February 6. 1855. at
five o'clock p. m, PETER CONCORD, aged So year,.
MCCORD-On sunday. February 5th, 1855, at
his home five miles north OF the cit, THOMAS
MCCORr, Sr, in his S7th year.
~STTFEL-On Tuesday, February :. ISIS. at one
O'Clock a NJ, NJ. +. ia SrIFEL. wife of Louis +,
Stilrl.
SERIG-On Tuesday, February :. lsSs, at go
O'Clock n. IN Mrs. CHRISTINA SERlG. aged Is
Years.
SKETO-At Martins Ferry, Wednesday, Feb.
rusry 8, 1855, at one o'clock p. m, MIS-. JAN i.
SKETO, In the 10Th year Of her age.
BURNI-On Wednesday evening, February :,
lSSs. AT o'clnck, Mrs. MlRGARET, wife Of John
Blu Ms, In her sd yea.
MAZE-Thursday. February =, lsss. at ~ p. N
ELLA, VIII of Joseph Maze, aged &ycars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12
~MOUNnsY1LLR NEWS.

Special Correspondence Of Tie Sunday Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, W. VA, February IL
Two conyicts were sent to Jefferson county
this week by Supt. Robertson as witnesses
against C. q. Getzendanner, who was in
dicted as being implicated with others in
burning his barn.
Miss Mary Roberts, Of Wheeling, is visit
ing DR.. G.. w. Bruce's family this week.
Several advance agents have been here
lately, but were unable to leave dates, as
we have no hail nor Opera House for their
companies to appear in.
j. w. Gallaher shipped seven hundred
and fifty bushels of wheat to Marietta
parties on Thursday.
Rev. K. ]. Hammond is spending the
week at his home in Baltimore.
The usual Episcopal Church services
will be held in the Y. NJ. c. A. psrlors at
10 a. m. and 7 p. m, Sunday February 10.
The Ri. Rev. S. W. Peterkin will ~oficiate
at each service.
Hon. ]. B. Somerville, was in town on
business on Monday.
D. G. Elliott, of Pittsburg, John D. FL
liott, Of Caldwell, o., W. H. Elliott, OF
Bellevernon, Pa, and Mrs. Jones Clark, OF
Cambridge, were the guests of their sister,
Mrs. J. L Parkinson. this week.
Charles McPeek, agent of tine o. r. rail
road at Powhattan, spent Thursday even
ing at home.
The meetings at the Baptist Church,
c~olorej, are still in progress.
Prof. Herman Kraeuter began the in,
struction of his class in German, Monday.
The Thursday Club will give their next
party February 90.
One hundred aud seventy. five shares Of
the Building Association has been taken
and a charter has been applied for.
A. J. Martin is in Virginia.
Thomas Finn is having a two.story
frame dwelling house erected on his lot
near Sharp's orchard.
The material for the new p. f Church
ediice has all been received, aud it is rap
idly nearing completion.
First ward Republicans will meet at J.
B. McPiek's shop on Saturday evening to
organize a club.
Trinity Guild met at the home OF Miss
Allie Purdy on Tuesday evening.
Rev. q. W. Steele is holding a series OF
revival meetings in Bellaire.
Captain Dovener and Colonel Arnett
were in town on legal business on Tues.
day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12
DRAMATIC NEWS.

For the past two weeks Minnie Palmer
has heen packing Hooley's Theatre in Chi.
cago, where she is seen in my Brothers
Sister" the new play written by Leonard
Grover. In the first act Minnie appears in
the garb of a street urchiu, turning SON.
~ersau!ts, etc, IN true boot black style.
Maurice H. Barrymore will leave Mrs.
Langtry's company in two weeks. He
and the Lily have had a misunderstanding.
She told him that he didn't know his lines
He Tetorted that be knew enough TO sup
port her. She gave him notice.
c. D. Hess who has been acting as man.
ager of Minnie Palmer's company this sea
son, withdrew from that capacity in Chi
cago last week. Mr.. John r. Roger,
"Hustliug john" will hereafter manage
his wife's affairs as of yore.
Miss Lillian Olcott is still actively en-
gagged in her suit with the Franco-Ameri-
can Dramatic Agency. If matters turn
out as she expects, the plucky young act
resS will resume her tour in "TheodoraS
within the next fortnight.
Robert +. Mantell is presenting his new
romantic play Of "Monbars" on the Penn
sylvania circuit to large audiences. On
February 9th he will produce the piece
in Baltimore, for the first time, at the
Holiday Street Theatre.
Booth and Barrett will play in San Fran
cisco for three weeks, beginning March 5.
Senator Fair has offered $40, 900 for the
Bald win Theatre for one night, to have an
exclusive theatre party. The offer is being
considered.
The judgment obtained through not pro-
f~essional means against c. L. Andrews, OF
the Michael Strogoff company, has been
opened for q rehearing. He will win the
case.
The yarn that Fanny Davenport and Ed.
Price, her husband, HAD fallen out is de-
MED very emphatically. Mr.. Price Is now
directing the rehersals of La Tosca, and
feels very much hurt over the canard.
Imagine Nat Goodwin and Oliver Doud
Byron starring together, yet such is the
talk. Both gentlemen met in Boston last
week and exchanged views.
joseph Haworth and Miss Adele Bel.
grade retire from the cast of Paul Kau.
var, or Anarchy, at the Standard Theatre,
February Is.
Chevalier Blondin began rope walking
when four years old. At eight years Of
z he appeared before the KING Of Italy,
Myra Goodwin has gone on the road
again with Mr.. Kidder's ''Philophene.'
Shn il in New ENGLAND
Jack McAulife, the pugilis', is now in a
variety company giving a skit called Scene;
in a Gymnasium.
Creston Clarke, the new Hamlet, il
twenty-five years of age.
Sol Smith Russell closes his season Feb
ruary ls.
Lillian .Olcott has her life insured fol
500, 900.
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TRADE NOTES.

COnuel.sville will soon fluid a new coke
competing territory along the line of the
new road from CreSsoR 20 Pu~XSutawney.
Already %. 900 acres d land have been Sc
cured, chiefly By those interested in the
construction of the road and by manufac-
turers who want to have their own coke.
AI2rge number of coke ovens are TO be
built IN this new region. The Baltimore
and Ohio Company will double-traek its
road between GleuwOod and Wheeling,
slNty-three miles, in order TO provide IA
cllties for the increased coke supply.
within year and q half six tunnels have
been constructed in this new and wild
country.
The coal bills Of railroad companies
amount TO from 9 to y per cent. of the to-
TAI operating expenses. IL has been esti-
mated that If this item of cost could be
reduced oue-halt net earnings could be
considerably increased. IL has been esti-
mated that the locomotives of this couu.
t'y LAST year burned "a, 900 tons OF
coal OF which only 3 per cent. of actual
power stored up in coal was utilized.
AhsFe are in the United States 80, 9l4
ueSIers In shoes, leather, machinery hides,
ete;' OF which 1916 are in Massachusetts,
ana @,l59 In Pennsylvania, There are
oV,oVV retailers Of shoes, Of whom 1,75e
Ge IN P~ennsylyanis. There are 2,22S
SIOe manufacturers, of whom 1,O0S ore in
ISSacnusetts, S75 IN New York, ITO In
pennsylvania, 55 in Ohio and II in Hin
oA There are 2,s37 tanners and curriers'
~ Vi these 663 are in Pennsylvania
are about 5000 morocco manufae
feisons familiar with mining operation
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CLARINGToN

Special Correspondence. ofhs Sunday Register.
C%LARINGToN, o., February 11.-Mr. A.
]. Sims returned home from the South on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Eliza Thomas and daughter Edith,
of Wheeling, who have been visiting
friends and relatives here, returned home
on last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Collins, Of Pit.sburg, accom-
panied by Miss Blanche Rutter. Of this
place, made Q flying visit to New Martins
Vile, ". Va. Thursday.
Miss Emma Mallory gave a very pleas
ant party at her home on the corner Of
her fifteenth anniversary.
Editor P, OF the Independent, can play
the fife, so be says.
Mr.. Geo. Stephens is clerking iu the p. o.
Capt. L Cranmer, Of this place, and
Miss Lucy Williams, Of Belpre, O., were
married at the latter place, Thurdsy, Feb
ruary It'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. B. Gordon were sur
prised Wednesday evening by q number Of
their friends coming in to spend the even
ing The string band Of this place was
in attendance, and a good time was had.
Miss Emma Pool, of Bellaire, o, is Wis
itipg friends and relatives at Cameron, o.
Capt. L. Crapmer and wife were sere-
paded by the Metropolitan brass band Of
this place, last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Jerry Fish is i%nstIuctipg a singing
school at this place. Jerry knows what
he is doing, and will make singers if the
class will do as instructed by him.
A very enjoyable surprise party was had
at the residence Of Messrs. Westley and
Adolph Frsntzes, on Front street, Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. Ellis Ruter, of this place, who has
been working at Triadelphis for some time
past, has returned home.
Mr.. Charles May, of this place, is lying
very low with typhoid fever, at his sisters
in Wheeling.
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welding Steel.

correspondent writes to the american
v,.l.st An practical steel workers
,~.. ira. with soue kinds of steel it is
rsrv J.sisllt to make solid weld. In the
first pll.s toe two pieces OF steel should be
c,-r.nlly s.lr$e!, - that hey will hit TO-
.,s,b-r we'll when taken on the anvil to
Mold aud whea practicable a V scarfshould
hsmrIa. u~, to make II plaiuer, split n
srl,,3 ne,at the other, and pat together be-
fore .h-y AZ put 10 the fre for the weld
IN, h..t Ta!s way Of scLriug IL much
E--4r frr Nv - doing the outside scarf can
T.. F.,m-f-t up close to the heel OF the
aim ..-..i 80 tdlt dirt or small pieces OF
,....,n the tire cannot get between the
-.. of steel. | heat them slowly until
IN. l-s IN even cherry red, then apply
h,r.y .mi hing the heat slowly mp to
my n,.ua wedding heat Then take
ss,w, iron flirgS and sprinkle over the
s,,l Wire u j. 10 be welded, put on more
hsrl>. il Necessary, and bring it up to u
w,.l,ag hat. ~ the use OF iron filings a
rl.I stronger weld can he obtained than
nv h,r.x alone. have tried several kinds
Of Welding lux and other preparations for
w-,ilas steel. but have never found any
,b..s so sure az wTouSat-iIou filings and
Dor.
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ST. ~CLAIRsvILLE NEWS.

Special Correspondence OF the SUNDAY Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, o., February H.
Mr. David johnson, an old citizen Of this
Mace, died on last Tuesday night, aged 81
wears. Some years ago he worked at the
street car stable on Wheeling Island. His
funeral took place on Thursday and was
largely attended. He always took pride
in saying that he was q Democrat who
never missed an election or scratched a
ticket.
The Democratic Club of this place will
meet on next Thursday evening, and will
be addressed by Hon. Thomas Cochran.
George Nichols, Of East Liverpool, spent
a few days with his parents at this place.
Fred. Kies, who came up from Bellaire
on sccount of sickness, has recovered and
returned to his work.
About IL O'Clock on last Saturday night
James Cavendar, a married man, and Miss
Alice Nichols, were arrested on a charge OF
immodest, lewd and indecent conduct
They had a hearing before Mayor ID. NJ
Davies and a Jury on Tuesday which re-
suited in a verdict Of guilty, ~whereupon
the Mayor fined each OF the parties FIVE
dollars and costs, and be also RENTED the
girls fine, providing she would leave town
and never return, which she has done.
The trial attracted great attention.
]. NJ. Danford, of Bellalre, is in the
city.
Thomas and William King have pur-
chased the grocery store of A. o. Onison,
ut East Richland. and will conduct the
business at the old stand.
Miss Lou Moore, Of GAINESVILLE, is visit.
ing at this place.
J. ". Shannon, Esq. is at Marietta on
business.
n. c. Weldsy and wife have gone to DE-
Funiak Springs, Fla, where they will re-
| main two months.
John Leland Frint, Jr., is able to be out
again after h few days illness.
Religious services are still being held a
the o. P. church, and much good Is beini
| done.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12

Billy Dempsey, killed in the ring by
Swipes, the newsboy, has been arranged
by the New York sporting reporters IL
will take place at Madison Square Garden
Saturday, the 18th. Dominick McCaffrey
wsai spar with Jimmy Reagan, Johnny
Reagan with Prof. Mike Donovan, Billy
Daeey with Jack Delaney, and Jack Fall
Ion. 1.-THE strong boy" OF Brooklyn, with
Deny Kelleber, Of Philadelphia. Other
talent will perform.
1t is YER probable that the rules recently
prepared by Mr.. D. FL. Blanchard, OF Bos'
ton, iur the government OF sparring
matches, 80 as TO eliminate the objection
able features which have crept in and made
the sport odious to many people, will be
universally adopted by clubs md for
matckes where fair play and fstic sclnce
are demanded. Jack Dempsey and other
famous boxers commend them in the
highest terms.
A New York paper says, in speaking oil
a possible meeting between the men, that
George Godfrey, the cOlored heavyweight,
of Boston, sud Jack Dempsey are htty
pounds apart in weight. That's peculiar
figuring, as Godfrey can easily fight at us
and Dempsey has repeatedly fought at l52.
Jimmy Hurst, the well-known Montreal
lightweight, says he is willing to meet any
l33-pound man, bar nj one, if a good
purse can be got up by the Athenian Club,
under the management OF Dave Blanchard.
Paddy Duffy whipped Jack MeGinty in
the battle for the welterweight champion
ship of America at Boston last night
McGinty broke a thumb in the ninth
round.
March 26th is the date Of the Fogarty'
Gallagher fight. Fogarty signed the ar
ticles yesterday. Gallagher says If be
whips Fogarty he will try Dempsey.
j. Atkins was to have fought Jack
Bates in New York on Wednesday even
ing, but Aikens weakened when he saw
the muscular Bates across the ring.
Jack Dempsey, the Western light
weight, would not fight for a $3.50 purse in
New York Wednesday night. He Wa
afraid OF his opponent.
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Important Statement.

The OHIO VALLEY LlFK COMPANY" IN
nine years, since its organization, has paid UP.
wards OF THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, 10 widows and orphans
OF deceased members II Is IN better financial
condition than ever before. and IL Is gradually
accommodating a Reserve Fund which will guar
autee protection for longest surviving members
Its annual death rate Is much lower than the
average experience; and the cost Of insurance
in the "OHIO VALLEY" Is less tnan oNE.BkLF
that charged by Old Life Insurance Companies.
The "OHIO VALLEY" has paid TO heirs Of de,
ceased members in WHEELING and vicinity, up
wards OF sixty three thousand dollars. Among
many payments thus made w mention the fol.
lowing: A. q. Robinson. seventh ward; =. j.
Hoffman, Fulton; X, II. Phillips, Assessor; David
Frederick, Fint Ward; James Wheeler, seventh
Ward: +. W. Banner, Guardian, Music Dealer.
Rev u. ". Howell ana A. II. Baggs. bridgeport,
and Thomas Morris, Railroad Agent, BellRirr.
II you want reliable Life Insurance, at low
cost, enquire at the office Of the Company, Reilly
Block, corner Of Market and Fourteenth streets,
second aoor, front. Agents wanted.
ROBERT WHITE, y oSidcnL
T. b. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Ial7edb DR.. r.. II. LOGAN, Tredsurr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12
IN TIE PRIZE RING.

At a recent performance in the Royal
AQUARIUM, London, Charley Mitchell,
KIlrein's trainer, went out OF the way, in
addressing the audience, to make a per
sonal attack on gentlemen who indorse
Sullivan's championship, for which he has
since been severely sensured. In o letter
to the London Sporting Life, explaining
himself, Mitchell makes reference to Mr..
F C. Holske, who is now acting as Sulli-
vans manager. Among other things he
saws: mr.. Holske says l nm unpopular
in America. He evidently knows very
little of Americans or their opinions. I've
been entertained by the elite of society,
both in America and Canada, and prob
ably have more influential friends there
than any other boxer, and what is more,
I've made more money in America than
any English professional. If that is being
unpopular, play on, let me hayemore oft.
Mr.. Holske's other remarks l treat with
the contempt they deserve" 1t is very
evident that Mr.. Mitchells idea of 80
ciety'' IN America ia not q clever one; and
his statement must prove a sober surprise
to the ~''elite."
The managers of the Atheniau Club
have been making an effort to get Jim Fell
to come on East and fight some of Boston's
heavy weights. They wrote to Fell offer
ing . good purse for him and the "Ms-
rire," but when Fell answered to accept,
the MARINE" had given up all hopes Of
getting a favorable reply and signed a con-
tract with an exhibition company. Fell
then wrote on saying that he would meet
Joe LaDnon, George Godfrey or anyone
else for the same purse. A match was ar
ranged between Fell and Godfrey, after
which the Western fighter backed out, say
ing that he wanted a bigger purse to meet
a colored man. Godfrey says Of Fell: HE
is afraid to meet me. l may be black, but
my blood is just IS red as his"
Jimmy Carroll says: 81 want to say
now, once and for all, that I will never
fight Mike DAILY again under the same
management and rules that governed our
last fight. / also want to repeat that l
cannot, and will not, consider an offer of
$50 for a finish battle with skin gloves.
When / am ready to fight DAILY ny hacker
will be On hand ready to put up 81, 500 or
more behind me for q prize ring, bare
knuckle fight, and if fought in this way
the contest would somewhat resemble o
championship battle"
A benefit for Mrs. Dempsey, wife of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12
A Put aud Call"

This is a funny phrase to the uninitiated,
but all the brokers understand IL. They
use it when a person gives a certain per
cent. for the option of buying or selling
stock on a fixed day, at a price stated on
the day the option is given. 1t is often a
sarious operation to the dealer. but there
is a more serious "put and CALI than this;
when you are put to bed with a severe
cold and your friends Call" a physician.
Avoid all this by keeping in the house
DR.. PIerce's Golden Medical Discovery.
The great cure for pulmonary and blood
diseases. Its action is marvellous. II
cures the worst cough. whether acute,
lingering, or chronic. For Weak Lungs,
Splitting of Blood, Short Breath, Consump-
ton, Night-sweats, and kindred affections,
it ~surpasses all other medicines.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

After q great deal of controversy, a
match has at last been made between
Arthur Hancock, champion OF England,
and Joe Scott, champion Of Australia, who
have agreed TO a 12-hour walking race for
the championship of the world, to take
place at the Royal Aquarium, London,
Saturday next. The match is for $500 a
side, and the men are TO be started at III
q. IN. Scott is being trained by ALI. Aus
tin at Buckhurst Hill, and Hancock IS be
ing looked after by his hacker, Arthur
HearD, in London.
By the time our readers see this column,
it will be known whether Albert has beat
en- the worlds record tor a six days go-as-
you-plsass. For the last as hours he has
lead the worlds record. The rapid Phila-
delphian has demonstrated his right to
claim q place among the champion racers
of the world, whether he surpasses Fltz-
geIald's record or not.
Ed. Mclaughlin is still patiently wait
ing to receive the proper challenge from
Ed. Burris for the cushion carrOm cham
pionship. The champion proposes to stand
by the rules governing the emblem, and
will not recognize a challenge sent TO a
third party.
The question of the reinstatement Of
Malcolm w. Ford as an amateur has been
fuaily dropped by the National Associa-
ton of Amateur Athletics. FOrd's paper,
the PaStime, made its first appearance last
week. 1t is a bright sporting publication
Teemer's victory over Hamm and Nc
Kay, at Jacksonville, Fla, was not as easy
as II might have been. Though John may
not have done his best work, it was not OF
such 3 decisive character astO establish an
%undOubted superiority.
William p, COrney yesterday cabled
Scott, the Australian walker, who is now
in England, asking hun whether he would
walk agaiDs. Hoagland and Littlewood,
each TO pat up 81, 900 and race in this
country next May.
Muldoon says: whistler was the strong
eat man / ever knew, much stronger than
Even Lewis. He measured 46 inches
around tue chest, and was proportionately
bull; and muscled all over. He wa a
wonder
Paddy Ryan is going to leave San Fran
cisco for Oregon. He will take his truss
along with him, in readiness for his next
knock cat.
Jere Dunn says he can make q horse
travel 700 miles in six days. Here is a
chance for a hOrse-veTsuS-man contest.
LII Blanche, the Marine, says he is anx-
ious to make a fight with Jack Fogarty.
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AGOOd Opportunity Save or Invest Money

DERSONS DESIRING TO BUY, BUILD OR
l. improve property will lind Il to their inter
est 10 take stock in the Eagle Building AssOCi'
alton. shares $50, weekly dues twenty i've
cents. The full amount Of the share loaned TO
borrower. Subscriptions received on Tuesday
evenings at the Economy Building Association.
aud on Saturday evenings at the .Etna Insurance
once. No. 1873 Market street, OF by any OF the
ol owing persons: TbonSs Prince, i. Nor
gan, Wm. Hastings, VI. J. Finley, \. Schulz.
Har, ING, George Otto, George ". Lennon. J. L.
Hanes, IL. NJ Schmidt. Robert Peksri John Con.
coran, DR.. John l.. Dickey, W. J. BcllingGr, ".
IL. Travis, VIM. T otto. II. F, Behrens, Jr., NJ. l..
Ktzler, VIM. Goring, NJ. A. Chew. M }. owens,
WI. Quinn, p. h, Doboins, L. {. PlaccuS, James
". Callahan, Walter H.. Rinehart, J. NJ. Hsmll.
ton, sr., A. F. Ulrich, l.. 7. Bu'bey, and W. J.
W. CSwden. fSis
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gbreIin9 R&eistet
THE LABOR WORLD.
., r,r,L WEEKLY RESUME OF DoINGS
vi" IL INDUSTRIAL CIRCLES,
.r., Items Picked Up Of Both a Local and
F..,7l Character, Concerning All
Branches Of Trade.

r,,r, in IlcL ,odus1rial circles orrsat'
t no rolSjderAhIy ths past week and
n. ,r..g..s are brighter tor the fa'urt'
~. T. y,r,ids Company having signedthe
,.... started up their plant with Knights
..,,nnr. and everything has been run
-,,, smoothly. The factories ore also
.,-s,n, and the skelp will resume IN full
V,play. The Wheeling steel plant
bus also sisued the X. of l. scale, and
BIN things are in readiness the plant will
,..r.,,. no trouble being anticipated.
An ,gg c,hec Industries aside from several
pa, actories aud blast furnaces are IN op'
sr,t,on and doing well
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12
Many men of many minds;

WaDy PIlIS % '.1IVUS HIHuSF
But Cor q mild, effective, vegetable purga-
tive, yen had better get DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets. They cure sick
headache, bilious headache, dizziness, con-
stipation, indigestion, and bilious attacks;
% cents g vial, by druggists.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12

The markets. flooded with
nostrums OF various sorts, in
the form OF so called "Elec-
tric'' appliances aud Porous
Plssters that have no merit
beyond that Of a mere me.
chanical support tothe paris
70 which they are applied.
Avoid these noStrums and
use only Benson's Plas:
tiers in cases eoutward
apphcationsare desired. For
Lung and Chest Affections,
Rheumatism, Scistica lame
Back, Bowel Troubles, and
all disorders resulting from
over exertion or exposure
these plasters have no equal,
and retheacyis endorsed
By thousands of Physicians,
Pharmacists and laynen
Ask for q Benson's Plns-
ter and take no otheL 2