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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-18

SrArEs Dali ard firm.

RALRoADs-Yery quiet; sales only
1922 600.
STOCKS During the short session to-
day the market was egain active but bet
Ter tone prevailed than yesterday, and
some stocks closed higher. Tire news Of
he day was 20. of special importance and
had little effect upon the prices one way
or the other. The market finally closed
Gctive and strong ct hes. prices OF the
day. The final changes are about equally
divided between gains and losses, but for
fractional amounts Oaly. Sales 10, S53
shares. Quotations closed bid 81 tollOws:
Adams Express, $50; American tHpre4,,
113; Canada Pacific, iSs; Central Pacific
5l5; Chesapeake and Ono 81; preferred do
hrgts, 16f; 10 eecoads, SO; Ch-csg0 ara
Alton, 1873; Uhiagco, Burlington aEd GUN
cy. 99; Delaware and Hudson, 1303 /;
Delaware. Lacbawanns sod Western, 1873;
Donyer snd Rio Granjo l6; Erie, 27i;
do preferred, 81; Fl Wayne, 14s4; Hi
rois Central, 1Oa: lake Shore, 1907; Mich
igan Central, SAT; Hi1neapohs and ~
Louis, 81 40 preferred 81 Miaaour Pacific
691: Northera Pacific, 25i; 90 preierIed,
80: Chicago aRd Northwestern 10i3; Go
preferred. 1864; New York Central, 1917
Oregon Trascontiaental, 81; Pacific Mail,
35I; Peoris, d. q E., 23i; Pittsburg 157;
Pullman Palace Oar, 1913; Reading, ABS
Rock }sisuG, 923; st. Louis q San Fran
cisco, -; 90 preferred, 81; DO hrst pre-
farred 1914; - Paul, Minneapolis and Msn-
i.oba 9Sf; st. Paul and Omaha, 81 do
csefeTcd, 81; Texas Psoiao 1871; I'm N
psoiao, 63s Jnited State Es''ess SOi
Nc5isrO Onion. S5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-18
TIE JESUIT QUESTION
Spread of the Agitation In Canada-A Res
ignation Causes a Sensation.

Ignation Causes Sensation.
OTTAWA, ONT, March Is The aqita-
ton against the Jesuits ia growing daily.
A sensation has been caused here Ivy the
resicuation of Senstor John Mae Donald. of
Toronto, as President of ;hs Dominion
Evangelical Alliance. A meeting of the
association will be held in Montreal at
once to consider the resignation.
Senator Macdonald is nOmiDallv Lib
eTsl in politics, bat he owes his appoint
ment to the Conservative party, which rec
O5nized il him u worthy candidate for the
Upper House. He absolutely refuses to
speak on the subject. II YVES feared, how
ever, that be objects to the action of Ger
Gain members of the Alliance in endeayor-
ing TO utilize the organization for political
purposes, instead of what he considers its
true object. united Christian work by the
members ofthe different Protestant bodies.
Ii is understood, also, that Mr.. MacDon-
aid AFFECTS to the proposed action of the
Alliance in memOrializing the Queen d.
rect on the Jesuit question, on the ground
that it is treating with contempt the rep
resentative of Her Majesty in Canada.
The cause of all the trouble, of course.
has been the decision reached by the
Dominion Government net to veto the
Compensation bill passed by the Quebec
Legislature, granting the Jesuiis $780,
600 compensation for the alleged illegal
confiscation of their estates by the British
Government nearlya century ago. Neither
party in the Dominion House wants 10 see
the matter brought up, but Colonel
O'Brien. member of Parliament an ex-
IRENE Orangeman, gave notice of intro
ducing q motion on the subject. He ia q
Conservative, and until to-day, was mex
ordble to the threats and entreaties of his
party.
Sir john Macdonald threatened to re-
sign yesterday and 90 to the country on
the Jesuit question unless Colonel O'Brien
withdrew his resolution on that subject
OBrien finally yielded, and will substi-
tute for his resolution statement in the
House at the earliest opportunity.
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ponenza Orops for California.

SACRAMENTO, March 16.-The river is
rising rapidly, and only lacks one foot OF
bieh water mark. Several breaks in tie
levee have occurred, and much damage mas
been done. The river banks are patroiled
for miles, and last night force of 500 men
watched for breaks. The storm IS the
greatest ever known here in March, and
means bonanza crops for California this
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soseial Telegram TO the Sunday Register
FArRMoNT. March 16.-The Jury IN ln 10
case of the State against Peter B. H. manly MANY
returned verdict of guilty OF voluntary
manslaugbter this afternoon. The p punish
msnt is confinement in the peniten'iSiy
for q term not exceeding five years.
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H, Was a Temperance Lecturer.

JUNCTION CITY, KY, March 10. L.
Powell, a temperance lecturer from Mig
souri,, died here yesterday of delirium ire
mans He came here about two weeks age
20 lecture, but got drunk. Papers on Ms
person show that he WAS once editor oil the
Philadelphia star, and that heresigned the
assistant cashiership OF the Kansas CITY
City Savings Bank, to 20 on the road as
4 .-.,,,orsrca laofurpr
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ERIE, PA, March 16.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company has entered
into q contract with the Anchor Line
Trannortation Company, the headquarters
Of which is in philadelphia, whereby all
the lake traffic of the former will be han
died bv the latter and concentrated al al
Ere Erie The Baltimore and Ohio traffic will
- delivered from this point to the B. " ..
fem ~ over the Erie and Pittsburg road.
Tb enc new compact will add so per cent. to
~ business of this port and several new
ION aO steamers will be built. Hitherto the
trsfic was delivered at SanousKy anu o'H
or Ohio ports.
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MAUNcH CHUNK, PA, March l6.-Ine
inry in the case of Engineer OOoA'
charged with criminal negligence "hic"
resulted in the collision at Mud Rrn IL
October last, by which sixty personS,, W %sa+
killed, returned verdict of no. guilIy a.
6 o'clock this morning, after He4iOei"-
ton of tRenty-ope hours.
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rroaua Of c.nnaIan Farmers.

BgLLENILLE, ONT, March 16.-The ex-
odus of farmers to the Western States
from this district Is becoming alarming.
The number going West this spring Is IN
nreccdented. Eight families, including
Some forty people, have taken out papers
a. the consulate here within the last four
5avs Most of them went TO Port Huron,
ard thence to the Western States 10 take
I'm land
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FALL RIVER, MASS, March Ito --ho,
ward Mcmahon, upon reaching home last
nigbt. found the hOuse full of smoke. he
onensd the windows, and when the smoke
cleared away be found his VIE, M4Ii"' e. ~
ing under the bed burned to death. one
wss SO years old. 1t IL not known ho"
her clothing took fire.
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4 scbool Teaoher killed by a Train

MAUcH CHUNK, PA. March l6.-MisS
Mabel Tuttel, school teacher cl "hile
Haven, while walking on the Central Tall-
road tracks near Rita station, yesterday,
stepped out Of the way of coal tram ana "a!
in front of passenger train, ana was IL
stanflv killed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-18

The best salye in tao world ioI Cas-
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. Tetter, Chspped Hands, Cniiblams,
Oorns end all tao Skin Eruptiors aid
posiiively cures Piles, o. no pay rquifei.
IL IL guaranteed 20 give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per n'E.
Enr sale BIZ IngAn %.
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g Knocked From a Trestie and Killed

3 Knocked Prom IIesV'o III
speoial Telegram to the Sunday Register
PIEDMONT W. VA, March 16.-Ann
Marley. aged 81, of Pheuix Hill, Md was
fatally injured this evening by beng
l,roc,Tad from a trestle into Georges creek
br Messenger train on the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania road, two miles from
Io.nIr,,nrA
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Justice matthews WIN not Resign

WASHINGTON, March 16.-Justioe Mat
,be,vs is we'll enough to deny the report
that he proposes to resign before May de
ia bopeful of taking his seat on the oehca
aoain at the October term.
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nlrs Thompson's Faneral.

special Telegram 70 the ounu9! ~
CLARKsBURG, March 16.-Tbe tuneTai
ofMrs. T. Thompson, who died yesterday
oocurred in this city this afternoon. Mrs
Toomnson was the daughter of A. 5. Crlss'
The family have the sympathy OF many
friends in their bereavement.
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snnw slnrm I'm Dakota.

Sioux FALLS, OAK, March ia
snow squsll which set in yesterday after.
noon developed into one Of the heaVies'
snow storms Of the winter. Over Two
inches of snow have fslleD. The tempsr@-
tnre ia mild.
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Ieares RalI 3 nilllIOn.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.-MOrton
rbess,rap. IN old re ident and prominent
o,n;+aIiss died here yesterday, Of larypss-
tits. He was shout slxty-nV' Ill Ta los ives
and was 2 native Of New \ ORR ii' '''''
-, &c S5OO GOO.
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s.nt.nosd TO be HaDged.

sHAwNEErowN, Ills, March 10 To-,
Price. who killed Clinton Garrett WIN .
club. Isss fall, was found guilty OF mu, j, 81
by jury yesterday, and w ,, sSn license Ss"s will
he barged on May oath Tue CT %v,Tt7'
carr the Gaze to the Supreme ConIr
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LIVE STOCK.


CHIIAoo March lG-l. - ceris
/. 500 head; market quiet; heeves (. 0Ol
4 30: steers So OOs3 80; stocker5 aud i.ed-
frs - O0a3 %; COVE, bulls aud miH-d
81 4Oa3 90.
Hogs-Receip'a 10, 600 head; shipments
4.CO0 hesd; market steady mixed 50 53a
IS; heavy 81 jOa4 10; light 81 6Ot5 00.
Sheep Receipts 300 head; market low;
natives 50 OOs5 %; western corn fed 81 800
"A IS; lambs 81 5Oa5 90
East Liuertv
1Asr LrBbal i. March Is -ta'tie- Re-
csipts 600 head; -oipmenta $50 herd;
nothing doing, all through consiglmeute.
Hola- Receipts .. 800 head; ampmenF
1900 head; market slow, medium P1la-
delphias 81 9Oa6 90; heavy hogs 50 -0i
pigs and Workers s. So
Sheep-Receipis /, 400 head; shipmcnla
800 head; msrket slow Gud shade love
er Jnan yesterdays pricrn.
Cincinnati.
CiEUUErATi, c., March is -hogs-
Heavy; common ard light So 90ai 75i
packing and butchers 81 GOa4 80; receipts
/. 100 head; shipments / ,l6O head.
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,,,,,de-ar Ritchie stIlI at Large.

ASHLAND, Wis, March 16.-Willisms'
Mcdonald. Martin snd Graham, four OF the
prisoners who escaped from the county JAIL
have been captured near Hayward. Rit-
chic the murderer, ID the only man al
LARGE. A reward of $500 is offered for his
CAPTURE.
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Dbrelin9 Rf9iater
6rarelers 6aiae

a RR1vALAND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ FNrI ANATI2N or REFEBENCE MARKS: +Daily,
fSuuday excepted. MONDAY excepted sSun-
day only. saturday excepted. saturday only.
20 Meridian February 10, lSS9. Wheeling
time. which is just one hour earlier than Central
Time.
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Qniet. Rce-Steady. Petroleum-Quiet
and steady; United s94c. Cotton Seed Oil
STEADY; crude 42c; Tallow-Steady
Resin and Turpentine-Quiet Eggs
Quiet; Testernl3ic Pork-MOre active;
old mess S12 IS; new do $3.50. Cat
Meats-Steady Lard Dull; western
steam 81 25; March. April and May 81 q;
June 81 "a; July s. 26; August 81 ..
Butter-Quiet; western dairy 14a21c;
creamery IL a27c. Cheese-9teldy; west
eru 93a11ic. Pig Iron-Firm. Copper
Nominal; lake March SIS 90. Lead
Shade higher; domestic g 72i Tin
Quiet and steady; straits S2l 80.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March Is A very fair bust
ness wss transacted in wheat to-day, with
frmer feeling. A fair trade reported ia
corn, with prices shade lower Oats
Fairly active, but unsettled Provisions
Fairly active. Fl0ur-Steady and nm
changed. Wheat-Cash No. > spring and
No. , red 9i4a9is &c; No 3 spring s5c, May
95ia9Ssc; closing at 97sc; June 9l} 93tc,
closing at 93c; July s6lGS7lc, closing at
S6fc; year S0.c. Con-Cash No. Sale;
May and June 35lc; July 36c. Oats Cash
No , 24ic; May, June and July 25sc.
Rye-No az 43c. Flax Seod-At 81 50.
Timothy Seed AT 81 40. Mess Pork
Casb, and MAY Sl2 05a12 12i June
$l2 III July Sl2 224. Lard-Cssh snd
May Sc sOa6 s74i June Sc 92l; July
S6 979 Cut Meats-Short ribs So 20.
shoulders s. 50a5 10; short clear So OBJ.
Wbisky-At 81 OF Others unchanged
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, March l6-Flour
Dull. Wheat-Weaker; No. rcd March
and April 94a943c; May and June 9iia
95c Corn-Steady; No. 4 mixed 3lc,
No 2 high mixed 3slc; No. . mixed
March 40a4Oic; April 4Olailc; May AHA
4l3c; June 4l4a42c. 0ats-Stssdy but
quiet; No. white March 33la33ic: Apul
33la34c; May and June 3ia3i4c But
tsr-Dun and weak; Pennsyl wanna cream
cry extra 27c; Pennsylvania prints extra
2Sc. Eggs-Dull; Pennsylvania fusis l3a
1870.
Baltimore.
BALTlMoKs, MD, March Wheat
Western frmer No. . winter red spot
and March 9Ofc; April 9lla9l ,c. May
92la92!c; June 93ia93lc Corn-Wes.em
| uIihtIi hllAtu dkol hLu AiAltu hlu a Iill
4Ota4O3c; May Al sallsc. Oats-Quiet;
Western white 32a33lc Rye - Steady.
Hay Unchanged Butter Steady; West
ern packed lsa25c; roll 15I9c; creamery
27a2Sc. Eggs-Steady at BE Coffee
Firmer at lsic.
sillalnlnils
CINCINNATI, o., March l6-Co.ton-
Steady. Flour-Weak. Wnest-Nomi-
nal; No. red 95c; receipts 900 bnshels
Corn Steady; No mixed 3ic Oats
Firm; No. mixed pc. Rye-Sieady;
No. . l9c POrk-Stesdy at il2 62l Lerd
Easier at iG 80 Bulk Meats and Bacon
Firm and unchanged Whiky-S.,ady
At 81 03. Butter, Sngsr and Cheese
Firm. Eggs-lleayy no l04all4c.
.oLsDC, March les hes Dali and
higher: cash 923a95lc; May OLE; July
s6gc; August 854c Corn Dull; cash 33lc,
May 35}c Oats-Dull; No white 2-c.
Glover Seed Active aud steady; cash hnd
March a Oh
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PETROLEUM.
OnCt


OIL CITY, PA, March l6.-Petroleum
Opened at SOC; highest soc; lowest
Sole; closed at $3.50; sales 329 O0O bare
rals; clearances, I, ABB, 600 barrels; charters,
IS. ia barrels shipments, ID, sO6 harolsi
runs 81 ST. barrels.
New York.
NEW YORK, March l6 -Pctroiaum-
Opened steady a SOC, but alter first
sales became dull and prices gagged OF on
small trading, the market cics'rg duI at
s9sc. Sales, 333 900 barrels.
Tlmsviiin.
FIrusvlLra, March 1G.-teiioi .m--
Opened at 800; Aigheat a. 9a.ci lowest
S9Ic; closed al s9gc
<ltiebu-r
al-Tssme, PA., March lG f.lo..um
Dull but steady; cpCaCd at -9 ,, cio..l
at Sole: highest s9,c; lowest Solo.
Bradford.
BRADFoRD, PA, March l6 Petroleum
Opened at 500; closed 80 s9sci highest
80 c; lowest 80 cleaanc,s 5'l 'OO Dare
rels.
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a - n.nntv aIurderad.

FORT SMITH, Ark, March 16.-Inior-
nation wes received here last night of the
murder Of Deputy U. S. Marshal W. A.
Moody. brave officer attached to tbs
II. S Court in this city. The deed was
committed in I1dian Territory by two men
named Bonner aud Hill, whom he was at
temutipg tn arrest. Moody is the six
tseuth deputy killed in the Indian Terri
tony in the last year. His record was 8
good ore. the most notable act of his career
bsine the capture Of young Lowrp, who
k5lsd Deputy Marshal Dalton G yesr ego
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Per Cent-GOvernmentsD Dull and
Eirm-StOcks Active-FlOur Steady and
UnchaDged-WhestF Firm.
NEW YORK, March 16.-Money on call
easy; no loans; closing offered At . per
cent prime mercantile paper 4Ia6l per
cent. sterling exchange dull bat steady at
4S53a4S84.
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SUNDAYS:

Leave Che City no 500 a. m. snd run every hour
rru. aI5p m. Leave Wheeling Park az 900
and run every hour until 1000 p ~. Except
curlh Train VIII lear Park st s.45 a. m. and
'.ty at 12.l5p no. q. HIRe CH,
superintendent
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Falsely Charged with Embezzlement'

Falsely Charged with Embezzlement'
DIES MONIES, IA March l6.-Iniorma-
t,op has been received here Of the release
off. F. Allen, Jr., who was arrested fe"
~ ,otbs AGO on the complaint of the officers
Of me Weils. Fargo Express Company. lie
gyas charged with embezzlement oil several
tbonsend dollars while serving as express
'.-essenper on g road in the southwest. In
yestigstion led to the conclusion tnat mere
,o,e no cause for the case against him. and,
", the instance of the attorney VINO was
Drosecuting for the express company sno
ife security company that had gore MS
bond. he was discharged from custody at
90 Animad Col.
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Bell sira ana IaregVills throug E passenger CSln
caves 6alairo si $40 a, 10, arrives * Relsirs
1 n. M
ncclsdal1 passenger trSlu lesves BGlisirc
t.ll % TO-, arrives 20 beliairo at SIS q. 81.
sr~merdeld accommodation lesves Bellsig
1925 %. -1.. strives az Bellaira az 1872 a. n
su --alus dslly except sunday. Central Staa3
srl Tins nom BclgrQ.
srrHl LING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
aa On and sftCr Saturday, October lS 1885.
.-s.rs on the Wheeling snd Elm Grove RsilroRd
ri r1u as follows.
cave Arrive az Leave arrive az
.'........r-,.- uThna1f-,n
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.oLsDo, March les he's Dali and
higher; cash 92}o95lc; May OLE; July
s6gc August 55lc. Corn Dull; cash 33lc,
May 35}c. Oats-Dull; No , white 2-c.
Glover Seed Active aud steady; cash and
March S. 90
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C1rRFS sWTNNEY. SADDLE AND HAIR
MSS SORES IN HORSES d MULES!
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07
Hoods sarsaparilla

is the best blood purifier. 1t cures scrofula Salt
Rheum, Boils, Pimples. I'll Humors, Dyspi ps a.
Biliousness. Sick Headache. Indigestion General
Debility, Cstarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver
complaints vercomes that tired feeling. creates
appetite. enethens the nerves and builds up the
whole system
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07
How Gain Flesh and strength.

Use after each meal Scott's Emulsion with
Hypophosphites. 1t is as palatable as milk,
and easily digested. The rapidity with which
delicate people improve with its use is won
derful Use it and try your weight. As a
remedy for Consumption, Throat affections
and Bronchitis, it is unequalled. Please
read: Il used Scott's Emulsion in child
eight months old with good results. He gain
ed four pounds in very short time. Tho.
PRM, NJ D., Alabama.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

-"
TO humanity so positive in its effects,
80 devastating in its result! Paid for and
fictitious certificates are heralded in flaming
headlines, and the unthinking read them ns
true The Blood Balm Company of Atlanta
Ga-, will pay one thousand dollars if any
certificate they publish concerning the merit
of Blood Balm, better known as BIB b.
is not genuine. Certificates from those who
long suffered with sores, rheumatism, scrofu-
Ia, spring eruptions, scald head eczema, syph-
ilitic symptoms, salt-rheum, syphilitic iritis.
catarrh, weakness. liberated sore throat.
bleeding piles, indigestion, loss of flesh, ner-
vousness, bone aching, inherited blood pois-
on, weak kidneys, etc, etc, come by mail
daily and can be seen at the Blood Balm
Company's office. Send to them for samples
OF certificates received, and if suffering from
the annoying symptoms of blood poison,
whether from inheritance or the result of con-
tagion, give Botanic Blood Balm trial and
it Will cure as sure as daylight follows dark
ness. 1t has never yet failed to benefit any
one who has ever given it trial, even when
dozen other remedies had given no relief
News of what is claimed to be most
important discovery, destined to reyo-
lutionizc matters in the world of metals
and benefit the world in general, comes,
to us from Europe. 1t is asserted that
a German scientist has discovered q pro
cess by which aluminium can be made at
about the cost of first class steel. Alum
mum is pure white metal, one-third
the weight of steel, absolutely incorros-
i've, and of such tenacity Tat it would
almost entirely supplant not only the
heavier metals used in building, but
could also be utilized for countless do
mestic purposes. Vehicles, engines, ar
tillery, ships, from keel to topmast al
most anything in fact, could be most ad-
vantageously constructed of it. In fact,
if the dreams of its inventor become re-
allied, the iron age, like the bronze and
stone which have preceded it, must now
give place to something infinitely more
useful and beautiful than its prede-
ceSsOr.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

When you feel yourself gradually breaking
down don't wait until you have taken to your
bed. While you are still able to be up and
about fight the grim monster disease by the use
OF proper restoratives. The best remedy for
malaria, indigestion, weak kidneys. constant
fatigue. fits of dizzines short breath and other
complications of a dsordered system is
Browns Iron Bitters. Its magic influence in
cenquering diseases of an exhaustive nature is
most astoni- hing
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

A clergyman, after years of suffering from
that loathsome disease, Catarrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy, at last found
prescription which completely cured and saved
him from death. Any sufferer from this dread
full disease sending elf-addressed stamped
envelope to. Prof. ]. A. Lawrence, Ss Warien
St. NJ Y, will receive the recipe free of charge.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07
Raa,. i, cure for Epilept,c Ei,..

To the Edfto. Please inform your readers
that have l>ositive remedy for the above
named disease which warrant to cure the
worst cases. So strong is my faith in its vir.
tues that will send free sample bottle and
treatise to any sufferer who will give
me his o. and Express address. Resp'y,
H. G. ROOT. NJ. G. ls3 Pearl ST.. New York.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

For ladies and children whose taste cannot
be offended with impunity, Hamburg Figs
form remedy for constipation, indigestion.
piles,and liver complaints which is as pleasant
to take as it is effective in use. 25 cents. Dose
one Fig. Mack Drug Co, n. Y.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

If afflicted with sore eyes, use Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water Druggists sell at
25c per bottle
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

All irregularities relieved and cured aud
much suffering saved TO women by use of
Bradfield's Female Regulator. By druggists.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

PERSONS w1iting for train ct an
Omaha depot the other day were startled
at hearing the wall of an infant coming
from trunk near the baggage room.
They got around the trunk, put their
heads down, listened, and were sure they
heard not only the cry, but the move
ment Of the child. Nothing was at hand
to break open the trunk, SO they all
pulled out their keys, and one was found
that unlocked it. The lid was raised in
a jiffy and within they saw an old Nal
tese cat and five very young kittens.
Mr.. CHAR1Es w. CooMBs. taxider
mist, OF Belfast, Me-, in preparing to-
mount great horned owl last week.
found the owls body full Of quilts The
flesh was literally packed full 81 them.
as we'll as the roof Of The mouth. The
owl eSidently had dined on hedgehog.
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07
SOMEWHAT STRANGE.
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS OF
EVERYDAY LIFE
Newsy Stories, No
vel Facts and
Queer Happen
ings Here and
There.

UNDY FOOT, the
original and cele-
brated snuff man
ufacturer of Dub
lin, commenced his
business career as
-
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07

The best cough medicine is Piso's cure for
Consumption Sold everywhere for 25 cents
Iuka reporter., 1889-03-07
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at hohe
Such is its popularity in Lowell. Mass. wher il is
made that whole 'ghborhoois taking it at the
same time, and Lowell druggists sell more OF Hoods
sarsaparlla than of all other aparlas or blood
purifiers 1t is sold by all druggists q; six for es
Pr pared only by @. l. HOOD CO.. Lowell, Mass