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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28

. MoBEnLr, Mo-, Aug. 2z.--At public sale
Of trhmps arrested here for vagrancy, from
the court house steps yesterday, two went
70 farmers for two dollars head and an
other was bid In for seventy Ave cents. A
fourth could find no purchaser and was re-
turned 10 Jail Tho three who were sold
servotheirpurchascr for four mouths.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28

Rectal liberation is the most
dangerous Of all rectal maladies,
ow ing to its underminialize the
tenn before its victims realize their
danger, the absence Of pain being
due to the scarcity of nerves in
that portion Of the rectum mostly
afflicted.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28
Roils. cnrbuncles and sties

DOII0f OtIl y bAIIICo u11U osHc. .
Are circumscribed inflammation Of the
skin involvinga deeper part. They are
generally caused by impure meterals
floating In the blood. Purify the blood
and II Is Surprising bow rapidly they dis
appear. Try LOSSES Extract Red Clover
Blossoms. Best blood purifier in the
world.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28
chautauqua season Closes with Dsbai

JAxEsrowS, N. Y, Aug. 2z-The season
at Chautauqua ended Monday with Joint
debate on trusts between DR.. Washington
GLADDEN. and DR.. Gunton. These gentlemen
had both previously spoken on the subject
the former against and the latter In favor
Of trusts. Though Gunton had the unpop-
ular aide Of the subject he somewhat
worstcd his opponent.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28

YouSesrowS, O., Aug. 1.-The eleven
delegates from MahoniRg County TO the
Democratic State convention are divided as
follows: Neal, q; Campbell, o.; Kline, 1.
II fneither Neal nor Campbell can be nomi-
mated It Is probable the delegation will
throw It's strength for Kline, Of Cleveland.
A. J. Woolf, candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, will accompany the delegation.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28

WOOSTER, o., Aug. N.-william Collier,
an eccentric and well-l1nown old resident Of
Chippewa township, died recently, and his
remains now lie buried on his farm, ten
feet under ground, with cherry tree at the
head OF the grave. This site tor the grave
was selected by the old gentleman before
his death. He Is said 10 have held TO the
Mohammedan as the true religious faith.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28

NEW YoRK, Aug. N.-The coroner's jury
In the case Of the victims Of the recent fro
at 800 Seventh avenue. rendered verdict
last evening that the cause Of the fire was
unknown. They exonerated restaurant
keeper Snyder, who had been under strong
suspicion and he was released from custody.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28
The Handsomest Lady

In Wellington remarked IN friend the
other day that she knew Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat aud Lungs was 4 superior
remedy "a II stopped her cough insia1lIJ
when other cough remedies had no effect
whatever. So 10 prove this and convict
you Of Il merit, any druggist viii give YOU
. sample bottle free Large size 80 cent
and one dollar.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28

WILL You SUFYER withdyspepsia amp
liver complaint Shiloh's IS Vitalizer is
guaranteed TO cure you.
Sold BY +. d. Felt.
SHrL0H's VTALIzKR Is W hat YOU need
for constipation, loss of appetite, dizzi-
ness and all symptoms Of dyspepsia.
Price ~ aud 70 cents per bottle.
Sold by F.D. Felt.
CRoUP WHooPINe COUGH and bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by F. d. Felt.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shi-
Ioh's Porous Plasters. Price 25cents,
Sold by +. d. Felt.
SHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cureis sold by us on guarantee. II
cures consumption.
Sold BY F.D. Felt.
SLKKPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
is the remedy for you.
Sold BY n. d. Felt.
CArARhH CURED, health and swee
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrt
Remedy. Price 81 cents. Nasal In
jector free.
Sold by +. D. Felt.
THAT HACKING CoUGH can be
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee lt.
Sold bV +. d. Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28

Loose's Red Glover Pills Cure
Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Constipation; 25c per box; D boxes 81
For sale by Fred Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28
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disease. from common Pimple 10 the worst
case Of ncrofnls. can be cured By the use q
Bludbiidsr, The new vegetable Blood Puri-
Ger. internally. and Cois's Carboiis.isss
tho Great Ekin Remedy. externally.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28

CRouP wHooPINe CoUoH and bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by +. ID. Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-28

For lame back, side or chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plssters. Price 25cents.
Sold by II. ID. Felt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07

WELsrrRG. W Va, January 3.
Tlns Etsor crae R,gtsT:
Sinh few daysou Legislature viii
meet. There is matters of great inn
por,arcs boz political way which viii de-
mand their attention. But there are
other matters Of geat and vital interest
90 the future OF our people which should
not in the heat Of contst be neglected.
Since the smoke of battle has cleare
away from the last political contest, no
enc now doubts that moaey was the most
important factor in that election No
reasonable man doubts that both Indiana
and cur own little Mountain state were
swung clear ftheir political moOriugs by
The same agency. ID h. wholly uuneces-
sary to argues The facts o. the
case. 10 is condition of things self
evident to govern man, aud il is no theory.
1-92 will soon come AROUND. ShOnld not
our legislators consider some plan by
which az honest vote can be bad 10 that
time. An good men OF both parties are
Interested in securing this result, Just the
same a. lhey would he protecting the
psopls against any other crime oa the
calender A ceance to amend the con-
s.ituiiou i1losed by % registration law
compelling each voter 10 register sixty
davs before voting 90 vote I'M h'7 own
precinct. 20 show evidence OF having paid
pau tax thirty days before election and D
numbered ballot corresponding with each
name are the s1hent points to be con
.idered U0'e.s some protection ia had,
sH.r.. ian a hnafrara lVnw Fnu nn mrra
ARE than the came result will follow M
1-92 Aiew checks signed By men who
sre glad to- invest and our work is done
Will our legislators eve the people q
rh,nra LET Us SEE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07

them they have no right or authority to
pass. and with high bands they shsmefully
carry forward their partisan purposes.
If that ordinance should be put into
force. what viii be lis eaectg First, it
viii cut down the peoples representation
10 the Second Branch Hrss members, thus
depnyiug the people Of that representation
which they have been enjoying for yesrs
past Second. it cuts down that repfess
taiion when the city has Increased in pop
ulaiion instead of diminished II uses az
basis an enumeration CT about 80, 600 rs
the total population Of the city Of Wheel
irg when their party organ has acknowl-
edged aud proved by figures that that
population b. AZ least 36 900
Third, il gives 10 the Democratic wards,
the First, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth wards
representation upon the basis of one rep
reseuta,ivs Tor about every 1 800 Of poPu-
htor, while &c gives to the Republican
wards. the Second Third. seventh, aud
Eighth q representation based upon sboat
every e'erca iaaar,d Of population. 10 cuts
too of the Democratic wards, the First
and Sixth. ont Of thres representative
It takes more than 900 Of the population
iom the Sixth ward, aud places them in
the new Fi0h ward, yet gives that new
ward a0 greater representations than IL had
before; and yet this partisan ring with
woudrous bypocricy, insist that they want
nothing ior party purposes, and only want
to do what is right Can they not invoke
the spirit Of the old poet and exclaim
"Oh wad some power the gi0 20 gle us TO see
olrcls as ithcH see U.S.
To add 90 their shameless and in'quit-
Gus schemes. they have now ranning
through their mill, propelled by the cleo
iricity of part san zeal, another ordinance
depliving the Mayor OF the only power be
he has, and has had for years, that Of ap-
pointing TIA officers to conduct the city
election. The only reason they give for
thus dsprvirg the Mayer Of his power IS
that the present Mayor is q candidate fer
reelection Heaven save the MARI
Yet they seek to vest this power in them
selves forgetting that some Of them sre
candidates. rsnominated by their party
machinefy, for reelection.
10 was said OF q celebrated man me
grisped without remorse and won without
shame the dadsm ofpower." Is this not
true of our own Council ring?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
WOOL.
The Year Opens With strong Undertone
aud Fair Prospects.

hr1nsrtfff
Though trade in wool has reached only
moderate proportions this week the year
opens with a strong uudertone and a fair
prospect for continued activity. Many
manufacturers are still in need Of sup
plies, and their purchases ought TO be
more liberal as soon as the course of heavy
weight goods is finally settled. It is Gen
esally Thought that somewhat high
er prices for fabrics will BE-
secured during the coming season
than were obtained last year. The
Americqn Wool Reporter estimates the sup
plies of wool ia The various markets of the
country st sO,1s9, 157 Tounds, AS against
l2i, 995 O96 a year ago, rot Including
stocks q foreign wool IN bond, which
amount 20 l2,S73 sO2 pounds at Boston
alone The manufacturers have more ma
teIial on hand than q year ago, when the
market wss falling instead Of rising. Tbis
Of course must be taken into account n
the estimates Of supplies for the cOminl
season.
Sales will be resumed at London on th'
goth, when good selections promise to b.
offered.
All descriptions Of vol have sold mOder
ately well at Boston this week, with price
iirm. Fine Ohio and Pennsylvanis ilsec'
20 readily az "a 36c and Michigan y al
shout 32c Comhing and delaine soris are
also in fair request. Territory, Califlrnii
and TeKss supplies are selling stealing
without features Of interest. Csrpe; wOOli
are comparatively dull. The amount Of
wool on hard 10 Boston is reported 81 Is.
81 957 pounds Of domestic end BOSS, 5Ol
OF fore 20, or 81 4C6. 157 in sll, ~ com
Pared with 81, 973 800, ,, l56, GOO and 81
1870 500 pounds resp ctively at the begin
ming Of lsss. Cuueut quotations are a.
follows, in comparison with last year and
TIE year before:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
PIEDMONT NEws.



Personal.
aa-ai C,-s9as.n,s O, lls R.gs'sr.
PIEDMONT. w. Va, January 6-M. C
Totea's general store, on Second stree.
was burglarizsd Friday night. The thieves
gained on entrance By pyirg open the
f-out door With crowbar They sole a
.arce quantity of linen and silk haadker.
chiefs. pocket knives, rsz'r', iruit', a.,
Their were some silver va chCs 10 a drawer'
but they were not. disturbed. Every thins
indicated ttnt the thieves were green al
tbs b1. ine-s. Mr.. Tct.en has no clre o,
sn.picicn as 90 who the guilty panty ls
and cannot we'll estimate his loss, owiul
20 his very large stock OF goods, Dnt h'
continues TO miss articles.
Notice. of contest have been given u
several cases 10 our town election by de
fsated caldidaie-
Viola tbirteen-year old daughter o..
NJ. j. W. Brown, died of measles yester
dsy evening. She will be buried TO NOR
row.
A uuion hop was given at the Oyer.
Wouss. last night, and will he continued
this evening. the proceeds TO 20 iot ciar
liable purpose
January 10Th directors Of the First Ma
tional Bsnk will De elected.
&c. Newham. Esq, of Grafton, u n
town.
Mrs ~. Phleger returned to-day from
ID visit 10 Marlinshurg friends.
Hon. j. p. Williams will leave to-mor
row for Charleston, 20 be ready 70 attend
90 his Legislative duties.
Quite an interesting revival meeting Is
be,re held on Hampshire HILL
A special train tomorrow vii bring the
funeral procession of the late Ne. John
Hobap. of Ionaconirg, who was killed
while coupling cars on The Cumher-
land ard Pennsylvania, Thursday, near
"Ccney.
ii h Shaw Post No. 90, C. A. r, con.
template holding fair IN the near future
Mrs. Michael Csrey's remains Will BE-
buried to-morrow m SO Peters Catholic
cemetery. from the Catholic church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
BENwOOD.

NJ BamQarirer, E-q received Saturday
"a DELAYED New Years present rom q
friend in P.rktr.burg. To was 10 the form
ola case roat'y packed aud distinctly Ia.
ballad 20 "hardie with care. " 10 ha0
pa.ssd through number Of hands and
hsd undoubtedly received careful aud eN'
haustige attention for upon examination u
wes found o. contain some handsome cut
glass b1ttles bearing labels something IKE
oRare Cd Wine. " 'Oli Rye, Bour-
bon DO etc but Indicative OF the care ID
had received. Each ccnlained about
Elm of its original contents Toe recipient
certainly experienced thrills of gratitude
AID pleasure that the straw, giass and case
we're vet remaining for him.
The lrsm9.rUs Herald. under it's able
editor. j. vs. Burchinsl. AID capatle pub
Usher. W. Iaiug, will be printed hereafter
hv The sid OF their new BOokwalter s1eam
engine. This will De handed down no his-
tory az the igst paper ever printed oy
stem power in this county.
The i. o. %. r. Lodge installed officers
saturday evening After the exercises
weie over the members RECALLED themselves
With an oyster supper.
The bonds of malrimony between NJ
John Francis Terney and Miss Etzabeth
McGee. were published 10 ST. Johns
church yesterday.
The Ro.ttie Social are making arrnngs-
mauts for one OF their notably enjoyable
private hops To viii occur on Thursday
evening.
The Amalgamated Association scals is
being considered at the Wheeling Com
pauy's plant
Beawood has been enjoying Lonco1
particularly The last few days
The rolling mill is making good time
,nd shipping les product 20 other points
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
TIE CouNCIL RING.

Ii ia not "a matter for wonder that tue
pardsan majority of Council has squirmed
into print In its organ under the weight o.
pnblic condemnation that rests upon %
and will bsar it down toits political grave.
These pait.saus, who appear TO hs AZ fool
ISL a. they ore hrazsD. hope through inrii
spokesmsn. bv digging 10 The graveyard OF
the mast. which they had best not uncover
TOO deep. by the way, TO blind the eyes o..
the people to their present iniquues Their
efforts TO violate law, 20 trample under
foot an usage aud to deprive Che people OF
their fair and proper representation 10 'he
Second Branch Of The City Courcl by try
ing To- pass and put into operation the no"
well known ordinance for gerrymanteurg
the city. The object of an their Efforts is
epparent nc BE- that they and their party
friends now in ofice, and some, perhaps,
not now erioyirg its sroas, may sun fe
provided for 40 the expense CT the public
crib" This Council ring soUgat % paas
this scheme under pressure 90 the 'preu'
Gus question. not stopping enc moment In
their career tosnquiIe whether they bad The
legal right 20 DO so, sud then, after a sol-
emu education of count of competent
Jurisdiction. offering insult % che Court,
and defying its solemn injunction, still
pro,esding 20 "attsmp. TO enforce the
scheme. By again calling together in spec
ial session. Che Ccuncil 20 patch up their
osn mistake. made in their hurry 10 get
il through the First Branch, without call
ipg together be- coordinate branch. THE
Las. act i'm their programme is 10 direct
violation both of the spirit and letter of
the ioiunciivs order of the Court, for that
order forbiis these very same gentlemen,
tbis very same Council ring from even ''at-
tempting o. carry into eject ihe snd or
dinance Taey know that tbs Court has
held that they have 20 right to pass the
aid ordinance. they know that the Court
b.s told them that iu endeavorirg TO eS-
s-nts ihis ordinance they are violating
their charter powers they know that TIE
c,r,t b,s told them that they must not at
tsmpt sueh O course. yet in the face Of this
tbev are dis1beying the court by seeking to
yet rd Of one of the objections rahei TO
he orainanes. by getting the First Branch
!, sg,in paes f. They know that such
,e.ioa viii not and cannot make their or- .
finance LEGAL. ibey know that such seton .
Int again attempting to pat into effect .
n ordioanoe which the court has told
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
Will.

Office ofthcClcrk of thc County Cour, Of Ohio
County. state off West Virginia. I'm the matter
OF thc probate of The viii of sOo.Cski Brady,
deceased.
This 2li day OF December. A. ID. lsoS, Mary
Elizabeth Brady. Elizabeth g. brockuuier, y. e..
B-sry. FanuieP Brady and Jane ". Brady, ed
their rctitiOu asking for the probate OF TIE Will
III so6ie,ki Bradv. deceased And 30 appearing
bv said petition and an affidavit filed herein that
Alfred Brady. joanna q. Brady. Charles y.
Brady, William s Brady. A. O.. Horsley Mary
Ho-,icv. John HOriey. Louise 3. llonley, Ida
uorley. Jeanette horslcy. Annie hQfsley ana
Vfffred E0riev. are uOn-rosiieuis Of the State
al West Virginia 80 is therefore ordered that the
a.orcsaI parties DO appear within one month
from ihe frst publication hereof lui 90 what is
uerp,sar, OBJ protect their interest in thls ma ter
Published the fist time Decent or 2i,h, ISIS.
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk of said Court.
prs.rrr A crrrrr Attorneys dcllnewt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
DIR. ULEICu isthe Republican candidate
for Mayor. lie is a gentleman whom,
personally. we have always held no. high
esteem. none the less because be- Is strong
partisan. for We like O good foe. Bat The
Doctor ia up to bis neck 10 all that has
been going on in Council, De btiog mem
Der of the Republican majority. While
under other conditions, De- ULEicH
might hope for success be cnnnot, as the
candidate add chosen representative OF the
ring Of politicians that have ridden this
city into the mire, hope for any thing cut
thorough defeat az the hands OF the people
His promise, in his speech Of acceptance
Of conducting the Affairs Of the city in q
non-partisan manner, In the event OF bis
election. is rather surprising, more so IN
view Of the companion speech Ct onr
friend. Or. JEps0N, the moving spirit of
the convention that nominated boc'os
ULmcH. to the elect that they .'he Re
pubHcans) intend carrying Che war
into Africa" that is, making things O.
little more wretchedly partisan than 'heJ
are.
But what would Dr ULglCH's promise
though ri..dly kept smount 10, even in
the event ofhs sleciiont The Mayor OF
wheeling has no power TO condue, the
adaus cf the city he has no power at ali'
beha mere useless figure head and Bis
partisani.m or nonplrtissnism would mol,
matter in the least degree, since 90 can
effect nothing What little power he has
Council of which De- ULEiCH ia o. mem
Der. purposes to take away irom him and
vest 10 itself. a body whose eooi ooitc, is
pariy supremacy. C1mparirs the two
candidates for Mayor They are both
man ofbusiness in h'ei standing n tte
community. m which respe-t and
socially. each is the p.er of the
other. But thcro Che comparison
ends. Politically Mayor SEAnEiGW
stands bead ani shoulders above bis OPP
ponent as the representative OF he peo-
pies party. whose obi sct Del to secure pope
ilr government. in which public servants
shall be- servants and rot masters, who
appear to think the government was made
for them and not for the people and taxes
collected 20 be used 10 adyarca their Do
huoal power and not for the good Of the
psople. Dr. ULElcH, on the other hand
represents a party-but there is no use IN
specifying az this late day. Suffice 1t to
say be represents the party that is to-day
IN control Of the government Of this city
under which control 10 has fallen, TO use
the astonishirgly frank words Of p' JEr-
SON. into be- present unhappy condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
DIED.

COCHRANE-At her residence In Wellsburg
~. Va. Ianusry 8. l>,9. MARY j. MEAUN, wife OF
ur. r. H. C0chrane. ag D9 years.
Funeral services Monday January 7th, a. O. 30
o'clock %. m. from Cnr.sis p. +. Church, Wells
burg, W. Va
louisville. Ky, and Richmond, Va, papers
please copy.
HAGER-On SATURDAY.. January 5, l,s9. at
O'Clock a. m. ALBERT HAcER, iu his 3lth year.
Funeral f,om his late residence, No. go six
teeuth street. This Monday afternoon ats oclock.
Iuterment az Peninsula Cemetery. Fdencs OF
the family are invited 90 attend.
WILSON Friday. January &. 1850, az $50
O'Clock D. M. at The residence of his son, West
End Bridgeport. Henry WELls. aged - years
Funeral This Monday afternoon at ] % o'clock
from the residence OF his son, i'm bridgeport
West End.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07

The sales for The week at Boston are re-
ported at 2.753. 500 pounds last week, and
. 7g7, 600 in the corresponding week last
yesr
At Philadelphia the volume Of business
has been moderate, bat sales have exceed
ed receipts, and stocks are steadily dwin-
ding away. The total supply in the
market az the cloec Of the year is estima-
ted to have been not over 5000, 900
pounds. which is nearly Opsr cent, less
than the stock available year ago. TIE
market il very strong, hu. there is no
quot bic change from las, weeks prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07

SIX THOUSAND Illegal votes cast at the
last election, 10 Isl safe 20 Say that more
than fve-sixths Of them were csst for the
Republican ticket Yet our Republican
friends talk Of West Virginia leaving The
Solid South Give us a fair election, AID
no bribery or colonization next time, and
We will show you how West Virginia
stands
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
Read tho Following Home Testimo-
malls:

Mrs James shaw. No. 80 Twenty. seventh stree
has had hlao der snd female troubles for hy,
years, was treated by thirteen physicians. got 70
better, suffered agOnies OF death, took al kind,
Of medicine still grew wore, nelghbOrs used e
hear her pt,ful cries nights did not sleep unles'
under morphine for years She treated with Dr
Wilbnr but short time and feels like neU
woman, has no pain and sleeps well nights and
takes no morphine. she states Dr. wilbur h@
Given her a new lease OF life
Mrs Catharine Wurst =. No 600 National Road
has had tumor on the edge Of her eyelid foi
fly years which was removed by Dr. Miltnr
Is position rendered the operation an extremely
delicate one, nevertheless It was done In les
thsu mluu c.
Prank Freisb. No. 900 Main street. was cross
eyed ] years Dr. wilbur made them straight
In one minute without psin.
Joseph Garner No 20 Zane street: Mary Long
252l Chap'ine stree; william Arndt 3'N MtCOl
lOch street also had their eyes n ade straight
Mis- Oracle Jackson, conner Fortieth and
Wood streets had a tum0r for sixteen years
which had attained considerable size. Dr. vii
bur removed it and she speatsv very highly Of the
doctor, as She has experienced no pain since The
operation
wood, had 4 large mole removed fr0m her face
by mems % plaster. The operation was per
formed hv Dr. Wilbur. Ms Drumm0nd STATES
She likes this mode Of procedure much better
than the knife, as it gave her 20 pain.
Ms. Hannah Good, No. lA Market street. has
been sick for years, spent hundreds OF dollars
got no relief-no physician knew what her dis
ease was DR.. Wilbur gave her some medicine,
and I'm a few hours She passed live tape-Worin
30 etl0ng. end now she feels likee new woman.
The above are only few Of the many testimO-
mails received ~ the Doctor. Many are with
held from publication by request OF The parties
concerned.
The Doctor invites correspondence nom peO-
pie At q distance, but never answers any letiers
unless they contain two stamps. de22edAg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07

THE citizen who failsto vote al the Cry
election can mol. complain If things 10
wrong