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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23
eREsaAM,s CHANCES.
Gossip ut Washington About Justice Mat
thews' Successor

gossip at Washington About justice 'AA'
thews' Successor.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Spsculat'on
On the possibility OF succession in the event
of Justice Matthew'S death has been quiet
lv indnleed in for two weeks, thetis, ever
since the dangerous condition Of Mr.. Mat
thews was known.
II ia generally believed that President
Harrison will appoint Walter Q Gresham,
limited States Circuit Judge, to the place
Ief, vacant by Justice Matthews death
Trdgs Gresham was one of General Har-
risou h opponents before the Chicago Con
vention. He is an indiana man, although
for several years past he has been q resi-
dent of Illinois. His reputation a7 jurist
il of The highest order If Judge Gresham
should be appointed TO the Supreme Bench
Tn7ce Woods. of The L. 5. District Court
of Indiana. will probably take bis place on
The circuit. and either John B Elan, Pres
i5spt Harri-on's former law partner, or
Tudge John NJ Butler, Of Indianapolis
will succeed him.
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Items OF Interest TO workers Picked tp
About the City.

Items OF Interest TO workers Picked lr
About the CITY.
II is still uncertain when the MingO nail
factory will 20 on.
TIE Bridgeport Council had the electric
light ordnance up Last night, ard passed
the document. Another meeting will b.
held next Thur day, at which time a con
tract will probsby be msoe fer Lighting
the town with electricity.
A0,irs at the L.zaar Glass Wofks al
Wellsburg ere moving slong very fmootniy.
TIE fsctory il runriDg iull, orders are
abundant, and AZ they wsr- taken some
time ego. the prices are fe-sonahy iH'r.
Altogether az the Lazear the outlook u
satisfactory.
Wilson * Du-ievy report the lumber
and building bu-ine-s enjoying boom.
The prospect. are yc,y encouraging for a
good trade tbs feiaon They have con-
tracie1 for riue houses several Of them be-
irg now urdsr say They slao say that
thew are making quite number OF plans
aud furnishing estimates FOR parties wfC
intend building
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

Dolngs Of boats and Boafm.a Ai.rs ne
nhfo


Ohio
Capt Perry Wllksa. one rf ne f
known steamboat pilofs between p..f-.U..
and New Oleaus. died at 30 H'el.r. .t
Tnfsiay morning al The ism IF r-il
90 Walnut street, pnt'bug C-p Woke
WAS 80 years Of age and vent ufl f0.
steamboat husires no 1883 l.tu
10 X place Thurtday afternoon. t.. rl-
bearers all being steambosf mer.
The W. n Chancsllor ha-
the Kanawha river trada sui l .fr
trip down Tue river will extend fo t'rrn
natl, in which trade -te ui.l a.
nent nKture
The marks on ihe LANDING
indicated 3 feet o inches anl .I..
The marks rom above yesterday
Pittshurg. 9 feet Z inches and nt
Morgantown, . feet and 'aloaa..
ing Rice's Landing, ie.i anr
cloudy. Brownsville, q 'eDt srd
clondv. Lock no 4. l.li 3 ia...
filling. cloady. Greensboro, d.
inches and falling, cloudy iaFf.
fee. inches and falling; cloudy n-
OIL City iert incher and a.Iils .-.
The Chaocsilor passed down AZ r-
and the Ben Hur leit at 2 p. m
The s1erley arrived yesterday rm On
einnat.. .rd will leave f,r lf r.-
afternoon az p. M, CaP' IHD ha...
In command and CHARLIE B Reeve
office
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Rinr ncGIorr GIves In.

NEW YORK. Msrch 22.-Billy McGlOry
has at last thrown mp the sponge, after
wears Of struggle against the police To-
s.c be sold in three parcels his Hester
street property, known ae Armory Hall al
,,ctio1 Tire three buildings went for
Ssi 750 The cost 10 him several yesrss
400 rsas Sst COO. The main building Will
hc used as furniture factory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

WoosrEE, o., March 22.-Some time
$50 Miss Keiain, of Smithyille had one
of her fingers bitten by hog. The wouna
became very sore, resulting IN blood pol
soninv which will necessilate the ampu-
tation of part of her hand.
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TRUST rwINE BoYCorTED.

Indiana Farmers Decide to DO without the
Article During the Coming Harvest.
ANDERSON, IND, March %. The farm
ers Of this (MadisOn) county bave resolved
to boycott Trust binoing-twine during the
coming harvest The Farmers Cluo TOOK
the initiatory steps this evening by resoly,
ipe against Trust twine and issuing csll
for a mass meeting Of farmers to take iur-
fhar action
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

MONTREAL. March 22.-A cable from
Rome saws that the Pope has decided the
long pending fight between Cardinal
Tascherau ard the Jesuits IN favor OF tne
latter. and has ordered the closing OF the
bra-ch of the Laval University here, thus
leaving the Jesuit College masters OF the
.,anafso,
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TO DIscUssrHE LABOR QUESTION
4 Big Convention Of Railroad Coal Minors
Hald IA PIttaburg.

4 Zig Convention Oi hallEohh Noai haii"i y
Held Ia Pittsburg.
PrrrsBURG, March 22.-Tho Knights Of
Labor Railroad Coal miners pre'enting
4 600 diggers in this district, are holding
a convention here for the purpose Of effect
ing better organization end to discuss
the wage question. The delegates say
that they viii most likely not accept the
reduction in wages demanded By the
operators, but they viii insist on the old
ratse, "a cents for the first six months, and
70 cents for the last six months OF the
year.
This evening ssries OF resolutions were
adopted, deprecaling the prospects at re-
turn 10 strikes, especially against those
oDsraiors who haze shown a disposition
to cooperate with the miners in the
maintenance Of equitable prices and re-
oues ting the national Cfiicere OF ;he Miners
Assembly, Knights Of Labor, ia invite the
employees of all connecting districts to
mite In q call for National Scale Con-
ference to he held on or about Apul 9Th
next; also that AL organized aud morgan
lied miners elect delegates 10 conference,
and that they be instructed TO elect four
delegates from each State with iull power
IN negoiiate with a. equal number OF
onerators and construct ecsle that will
olive the workmen the best compensation
that the coal trade will Justify to prevail
one wear beginning May /, 1889.
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TO THE CoUBT OF ST. JAMES.
Chaunoey NJ. Depsw Is Said TO he the


Chauncey NJ Depsw Is Said to be the
Man.
NEW YORK, March 22-It can be stated
on the highest authority that Mr. Chaun-
cey NJ Dspew has been offered the English
Mission within the last two dsys, and
after giving the matter serious consideia
ton. he has sig1ifed his willingness
TO scoept 1t The nomination oi
Mr.. Depew for this important
position will not be deferred
later thsn Monday It has been known
for some tine that President Harrison re-
garded Mr. DepeH Os his ideal Tor The En-
Rlish mission, and the oDly obstacle to the
appointment was the doubt about Mr.
Dspsw's acceptance Of it. This seems 20
have been overcome.
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A FLIMsY YARN.
What Chicago Dealers say About tho Re-
port of an Orange Trust.

port Of AN Orange Trust.
CHICAGO, March % The reported
orange trust said to be forming in New
York ia looked upon among Chicago COM
nis.ion men az q canard and a iiiInsy one
Of that. A member OF one Of the largest
frns saws: "The idea of one hundred OF
tine largest houses in the country gong
into such a combination is absurd or the
face of it. The 1argeat houses never buy
a dollar's worth offruit and don't think
,bey intend doing 50 WREN they can get all
they want on consignment without risk
ing 2 dollar in the business Farther
more. the figures which this report gives
ora ridiculous. ~
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Kn..eII H.rrl.on,. ADJ. A..l.-.nL.

NEW YORK, March % -Kegra.d J
Schroeder, connected for % lorg tme h
the New York Stunt, /ahmr ani f.c
Brooklyn Fac Prlee has bssn ann Hfrf
editor Of the Frank Losi,' IHnta.f |-
hng, under the new manag mont oI W. ia.
Arkell and Russell b Ia rlon
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Lots of Grit

IL admirable in warrior, bat abominsb'e
IN a deatilrice. Thia destructive compO-
nent many tooth powders and psstea con-
tain. Use for the ethSOZODONT only,
popular for over thirty years, and liquid
a. delightful fragrance which puriies the
breath,
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A $1,000 BLAZE.
Ciarksburg Gets a Chance to Try Her
New Water Works.

New water Works.
Special Ttle9rom TO tie Register.
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, March 22.-At
one o'clock this morning the alarm of fire
was given, and for the first time the water
works were tested. The fire originated in
a detective flue in the second story Of the
W. S. Sumner business house on Pike
Street occupied by Stnttler and Allen,
cigar manufacturers. With great difficult
" the flames were extinguished. The
loss is $3.50 TO stock of Stuttler and Allen;
insured for 1900, 5000 to house and $3.50
to John T. Harris stock on the first floor,
insured
Mr. Harris informs your correspondent
that the agent of the insurance company
refused to award him damages. Mr.. Hof'
Sommers received 8 serions injury in the
knee by failing while working at the fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

II
ing proclamation was issued late this
afternoon:
By The President Of the Cnited States of
America:
A PROCLAMATION.
The following provisions of the laws Ct
the United States are hereby published
for the information of ali cOncered:
Section 1856 Revised Statutes, chapter
,, title %, enacts that
''No person shall kill any otter, mink,
marieD. sable. or fur seal, OF othsr iu,-
hearing animal, within the limits OF Alaska
Territory. or i'm the waters thereof; and
evsrv persoa guilty thsreOf shall, for each
ofranse be fined 1Ot less than two
hundred nor more than one thousand
dollars, or imprisoned not more
than six months, or both, and
all vessels, their tackle, apparel, furniture
and cargo, found engaged IN violation OF
this section shall have power to authorize
the killing of any such mink, marten,
sable. or other fur-besring animal, except
/ fur seals, under such regulations as he may
nrescribe. and it shall be the duty OF the
!
section shall be forfeited.
fSection OF the act entitled An act TO
provlde for the protection OF the salmon
fisheries Of Alaska, approved March .,
! 1850, provides that:
Section 3-That section / ,956 of the Re-
vised Statutes Of the United States IS here
/ by declared to include ana apply TO sll
| the dominion OF the United States IN the
waters of Behriug Sea, ard 1t shall be the
dntv of the President at timely season IN
each wear TO issue his proclamation and
csu-e the same to be published for one
month at least in one newspaper, II any
such there be. published at each United
States mort of entry on the Pacific coast,
warning all persons against entering sucn
waters for the purpose OF violating the
nroyisions of said section, and he shall also
/ cause one or more vessels OF the United
states TO diligently cruise in said waters
and arrest all persons AID seize all vessels
/ fonpd to be, or to have beeen, engaged IN
anv violation of the laws of the United
States therein"
Now, therefore, ! Benjamin Harrison,
| President of the United States, hereby
warn all persons against entering the
Saters of Behring's Sea, within the domln-
ion of the United States, Tor the purpose
of violating the provisions OF ea'd Sechon
] I q5e revised statutes, and hereby pro-
claim that all persons found to be, OF to
have been engaged in any violation OF the
/ I.,vs of the United States in said waters,
| ,oill he arrested and punished as above
,rov;ded end thst all vessels 90 employed
their tecSle apparel, furniture and cargoes
Will he seized ard forfeited. have here
nnto set rov hand and caused the seal ci
the United States to be affixed.
Done at toe City Of Washington, lhi3
tSeoty-tirst day of March, one thousand
eight huudred and eighty-nine and OF tue
independence OF the United States, tce one
hundred and twentieth.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
By the President
JA,rEsG. BLAINE. Sec'y OF Slate.
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n.n,. of voluntary Msn.Iaughter.

PARKERsBURG, March 22.-The jury in
tbs murder trial at St. Msrys hss found
.Iebu Crumley guilty of voluntary man
slauphtsr in killing J. W. Matheney al a
dane three months ago at Ms. Wherry =
near the Wood county line. A motion
has been made for a new trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

IN Guys london Hospital Reports
vol. /. page 396, is found the statement
simple hypertrophy enlargement OF the
heart, especially Of the left ventrlcie' /
found without vslvulsr incompeiency- IL
this numerous class the cardiac is secoad,
srv le symptom TO the renal aIiection-
This explains why Warmers Safe Cure !;
,f.ectual in cases of heart disesse. 1t Te.
moves from the blood the kidney acio
which causes heart disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

Adjournment sftor the Announcement of
ffa Justices Death.

Adjournment sftor the Announce cement OF
tho Justices Death.
WASHINGTON. March - I'm the Sem
ate .o-5,y. zine chaplain, in his opening
prayer. made a feeling reference 10 the
death of Justice Msit5ews.
The Vice President isid before the SEN
ais tbs follow re ro.e dom the Chief Jus-
uce.
"srrEum COURT, U S., March %.
aToHe SH1f-
.Tt becomes ry melancholy duty 20 m
f,rm tha Senate cl the death Of Mr. Justice
Matthews ia ihisc.tr. 80 I'D o'clock TINS
ro.aier Itis expected tbst 'he innersi
viii take pist, Monday, tire 25ts inst, at
O'Clock %. u hut further notice OF ums
aed piace ,.Il. De given.
'Al W FULLER. Chief Justc7-
Mr. Hcsr-I move chat, ont of respect 10
t-s memory of the emiuenl magistrate,
MI, after 2 iu5icisl service so faithful and
y, lannon's. has gone 90 his rest, the Senate
de BOW adjourn. -e.
-r-s motion v-ss agreed 10 snd the Sen.
ala NJ i've minutes past one, adjourned
RID tomorrow.
IN ruE SUPREME COURT.
p. .s shortly after 10 o'clock this morn
A. .-t.If-..sroa of the death OF
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Nlnetr-two and rhIrty-eIeht.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, March 22.-G.
". Gardenshire, prominent citizen ol
DAYTON, Tenn, Tor many years, was mar
ried to-day to Miss Emma Acuff. Tie
ags Of the groom is ninety-two yesrs, aud
thst of the bride thirty-eight years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23
A11orMENrs OF PRODUCTION
Among the Different Ritumlnous Produo
ing Districts.

ing Districts.
PHILADELPHIA, March -. The follow
ing are the allo,ments of production among
the different bituminou- producing dis
tries which ship 10 tide water and are IN
the Seaboard Steam Coal Association
Cumberland, 3Ol per cent; Clear
field. 3O! Norfolk AID Western,
14f; Chesapeake, and Ohio IL
Beech Creek, 81 Vest Virginia Central,
81. r ynolduiIle, / J. The only change
from lsst year il lhst both Clsarfield ard
Cumberland turn over per cent each TO
the Norfolk and Western district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

Sneak little. speak truth, spend little, psy
cash and. use DR.. Balls Cough Syrup. 25c.
Salvation Oil, the great pain destroyer sue
oeeds where all other linimeuts fail. 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

Persons predispo-ed to rheumaH-m csauot
afford % be- without Salvation Oi. % c.H
Stop that coughing at once afitmiy .IlI
yon: nee DR.. Buii's Cough sFf1p Pr.etlr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

A good house greeted Re1bal f.a.
at the Grand, last evening AND fha HHii-
ence lett well pleased The play v Dbl.
repeated this afternoon aud -nll.
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STATIONS VICIOUS BITE.

4 Farmer Receives Painful Wound While
Examining the BEASTS Mouth.
GALLON, O., March 22.-John Melcher,
3 Morrow county farmer, while looking
into the mouth Of Doc Miller's stallion IN
this city today, with o view OF buying It,
had his LEFT thumb bitten OF by the VI
cious beast, pulling the cords cut from the
elbow and making horrible wound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23
CAUGnr IN Us owN MN.


A Man Has Two People Arrested for "a
Crime. and Meets the Same Fate.
4 man named Scott Hull went over to
Martin's Ferry yesterday ard swore ont a
warrant for the arrest Of Frank Delee, an
Italian. and a woman whom Hull said was
his wife. charging them with adultery.
Hull said his wife had r1n awny with the
Italian. and he wanted them ar
rested. O1.cers Campbell gnd Westwood,
Constable Moore snd Justice kellor
went 10 the house where the couple were
living but found the doors all locked, and
the inmates refused 80 open them. The
officials informed them that they would
be broken open, and when they were about
to put their threat into execution the
italian escaped on ol bsck door, but he
was captured In the meantime the
woman escaped and ran 70 a
neighbours hou-e but she
was also captured Both were taken then
10 the locknp. Hull wss very jnb laut
over the success Of the raid, hut De had
gotten confidential with ore OF the Officers
previous 10 the srresi, and bad told him
that the w0mau Wa not Ei7 wife hut had
been living with him for fifteen months
SO when the lookup was reached the Of
iirer fret quietly pushed mr. Hull into
cell. and be will have TO answer the fams
charge o. bis victims Il is needless to
say he kicked bimaeli vigorously. The
.oman's name is Annie Wassiman, and
she formerly lived with her hubbard no
the Eighth ward Hull ie widoweTi aud
the Italian is ust plain Dago.
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AMUSEMENT.

The Bennett Moulton OPEN Company
will doubtless DO big week bu.l a.
the Opera House next week. R
seats are now on sale at H0u uI
store snd those desiring good se.f u.I
secure them at once Ol Monde r...Ur
"Boccsccio" will be- pro iucei
ure TO crowd the holse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

Hops and Buchu Remedy "Cousn aan
CONSUMPTION Remsdy," Hair Tonic
,.Fx,,ac,. " for External AID Internal Use,
..Plssters. 80 Rose Cream" for Catauh.
and oliver Pills" They are put no by ID
y wsrrer X Co. propfietors of Warmers
safe Remedies, and promise TO equal the
standard value OF those great preparations.
All druggiats keep thsm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

Warmers Log Cabin Remecies-olu
fashioned, simple compounds, used Ia .is l3s
davs of our hardy tcreiatneis, are ol'
timers" but ola reliable" " Ihey com
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATIoN

Warning Persons against Violating the
Fishing Laws.
WASHINGTON, March D The follow
ing proclamation WAS issued late TINS
afternoon:
Bv the President Of the Cnied States of
Americn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate
Useful 10 all forms Of Dyfprpsis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

III was shortly after 10 o'clock this morn
in1 -oban tie intelligence OF the death OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

About nine o'clock last night Officer
Wilkie found a case of dead-drunk at
Twenty second street, and hsd to wheel
the case to the City Hall in a wheelbarrow,
the trip taking about hs.fGn-hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

ro.d co1l miners OF the Pitts
--s laUe.. rep-eseutiuZ 5000 men, a-e
rt IS convention Boz devise means ,o
lre reduction These mea we be-
.s .-a n.. t..sa Istorel-
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Tho Pope Slides win The Jesults.

By the President:
JA,rEsG. BLAINE. Sec'y OF State.
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n RAfo Investxn0ne

Il one whicl, 10 guaranteed 70 bring you sat.
isfactOry results, or In case of failure return
OF purchase price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our adveItised Druggist . bottle OF
lt is guSrauteed to bring relief in every case.
Vhen used for auy Affection Of hroet Lungs
OF Lungs, Bronchitis. Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Group etc.. etc. 1t 10 pleasant ana
agreeable TO the taste, perfectly safe ana can
Trisl bottle free at II. B. Cochran's Drug
store. Nos. lS7 and lss Aorth Queen street.
LAncast0r. Pa. III
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Afs yoa disturbed ~ night ana bfoesn oi
youI rest By . sieh ehna su1oEing ana oxytnG
With tAs sxorueiatans pain q e1ttans tsstA
u 90. 70 at once ana get bottle Of MRS.
WIMBLOW'e sOOTAIA0 syBUP. Il WM -
lSsvo tho poor little su1egeg immeA1asaly-Ao
ponA upom It there = 10 nAstAhe aboat e
TlQp = not n0tAar On eAStA WAo - svl
ussA 6 Who VII n0e tsu yoa q sneo thAs q
moehsf, anA rslisf ana hsalth - IL eh1lA
opsEas1nS iiks maGia Il = pos1seay ~ 4
~ n I'll easss ana pleasant % IL tAsA "a 4
~ prescription Of 3ns of IL ol1ass "a boD'
SsmAls physieiAns and nursas n ~ Uaitol
oenasA oolA svegyvAssA = eea0 bot1o.
nAglelyabV
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That cantaakerous Old woman

That Cantaakerous Old Woman
Described in the nursery ballad, who "llved
upon nothing but victuals and drink" and
yet "would never be quiet" was undoubtedly
troubled with chronic indigestion. Her
victuals, Ike those Of many other elderly per.
sons whose digestive powers have become i'm.
paired, didn't agree with her. This was before
the era Of Hostetter's stomach Bitters, or some
would undoubtedly have persuaded her to try
the great specific for dyspepsia, constipation
aud biliousncss. This would have been Q
chs would soon have been cured and ceased TO
disturb them with her clamor. The most OBJ
stinate cases Of indigestion, with Its attendant
the stomach and VI the nerves, arc completely
overcome by this sovereign remedy. Chi!Is
and fever and bilious remittent, rheum atism
and kidney troubles are also relieved BY IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-14

Drastic mediciaes almost always DO harm.
4 milo oathartiy like Laxador. the /" goloen "
remedy, meets the req uiromenfs Of the great
only . cents.
when you sec badly. which has suffered foF
tary: sudde niv impi owe and 9foV fst YOU IN
rest assured that DR.. Bulls Baby. .eyrnp has
been used.
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Buoktea'e Arnica oalvs.

I'm Bnss sALvl in the world 1or Cut. 1ruises
Caappsa Hands. Chnbls3ns, Corns. ! sna =! "
ns{ sse{ sSsssSctson. Or M money fd rsf1nds6p issos
6 oonO per box. For sale by H. II. Cochran,
Draggtst Ios. N ana u AoFtA Queen st.sst'
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1apssss surs guaranteed by Dr. =. = Mayer.
Dl Arch street, Philadelphia Ease at once.
no operation or delay from business Attested
By Thousands OF cures after others fail. advioe
freA seud for circular. marl0.lyd4v
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DO Not aovs Biindiy.

60 carefully in purchasing medicine. Many
advertised RENE dies can work great tnlurS-
ave worse than none. Bvrdock Blood Btuers
are purely vegetable pr epArHtion the small.
est cbild can tsEe them. 1hey ktll oisease ana
cure the patient in safe ana kindly way. For
North Queen street. LanOaSt0I.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-14
"A Oiereym.u'e Ies,ilnony,

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w. Z. clifford. pastor n. 4. church, Both
we'll, Ont, was for two years suffer with dys-
pepcia in its worst form. until a. ho D ates
slifo became an actual BURDEN" Three bot.
tl0a Of Bvrd0ok Blood Bsxsrs cured him, and
ne tails ne In Q recent letter that he considers
it the pest family medicine now before the
country for dyspepsia ana liver complaint.
FOR saie BY H. b. cochran, druggist, Ut and
- North Queen street, Lancaster.