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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-11-24
BRAZIL'S SPIRIT

Inspires Canadians to Demand a
Republic.
MONTREAL, November 23.-Ex-Con-
gressman Vidal, Of New Orleans, who re-
Gently secured control of La Patrie, has
created sensation by publishing in that
paper an article in which he says:
From the Lsurentides to Terra Del
Fuego there is only Canada that still sleeps
under the shade Of a foreign throne. May
it please God that before many days she
may awake out of this deep sleep and that
che will demand in turn to take her place
in the sunlight of liberty and at the ban
quet of independent countries"
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woOLFoRD EXPLAINS.

The President Of the Mormon Church De-
rides the Investigation.
CHICAGO, November % In response to
telegram from the Associated Press ask
ing for his statement concerning the inves-
tigation now in progress at Salt Lake City,
W. Woolford, President of the Mormon
Church, sends the following dispatch:
''SALT LAKE, November %.
This is the periodical anti-Mormon
sensation which We ere accustomed to ex-
pect in November. Congress meets in De-
cember, and it is presumed that the usual
efforts will be made TO secure legislation
against tbs MormOns.n
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SHOENBERGER'S WEALTH.

over = Million Left TO Episcopal Institu.
tious OF Pittsburg
PuTsBURG, November 23-The last
will and testament of the late John Il.
Shoenberger, Pittsburg's irOn-master, pro-
yides for the erection of a ShOenberger
memorial hospital to cost $500, 600 and to
occupy eight acres of land next the Ale
gheny Cemetery. on Penn avenue; the
gift outright of 800, 900 to the Diocese of
Pittsburg, of the Protestant Episcopal
Church; the gift of S1O0 600 to Trinity
Church conditional upon the abolition of
the pew-renting system and the institu-
ton Of morning and evening service daily,
aud the gift of So, 500 TO the P. E. Church
Houna
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rHE IRON MARKET.

QUO ations and Transactions at Pittsburg
PITTsBURG. November 23.-The pig iron
market has sustained renewed activity
during the past few days, and some heavy
deals are reported. As a result Of the large
request, Bessemer is now quoted at S22
and above.
A broker yesterday placed 500 tons at
this figure az a furnace in the valley. "
1t was believed by authorities until with
in day or two that the market would re-
main quiet bat firm at S21 25@21 80 for
Bssssmer until after the new year. The
renewed heavy request was therefore IN
looked for, and is s surprise to not few.
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HUNrINeToN ACCIDENTs.

One Railroad Mau KILLED and Another
Injured.
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, November 23.-
J. A. BOley, aged 81 years, freight
brakeman, was injured at the Union Depot
yesterday morning, and died at S:45. In
trying to couple two cars he was caught
between them, the coupling link being run
through him. He leaves wife and young
babe.
Another accident occurred in the same
yards late last evening, in which an en-
ploye lost two fingers of his left hand.
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GIasscook,s Cour,e.

BOSTON, November 23.-Con Murphy,
Of Syracuse, the star pitcher of the Inter
national League, was in the city to-day in
conference with Arthur Irwin. He is snx-
ous to get into one Of the Brotherhood
clubs and prefers Brooklyn. If Jack
Glasscock has struck this city he cannot
be found. The chances are that he is
parading the side streets. Director Bill
ings of the Boston club, said to-day that
the new League was surely go, but the
National League would have good team,
and many on this way think that Glass
cock and Denny may be secured.
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AB. & @. DEAL.

A New York Syndicate Seeking Control OF
the Property.
BALTIMORE, MD, November % Ever
since the completion ofthe Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads Philadelphis extension re-
ports have been circulated from time to
time that the company would transfer its
headquarters to New York and that Balti-
timore wonld no longer be its principal
terminal. OF late it hss been whispered
that New York syndicate was trying to
get control of the stock. Bankers Han-
bletou & Co., in their circular to-dey
make very significant comment, and
warnl the people Of Baltimore, that soon-
er or latter the main interests of the rosd
will be transferred to New York.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

A Prominent Citizen of steubenville Re-
ceives a Terrible Fall.
SPECIAL Telegram 10 ne Sunday Register,
STEUBENVMLE, o., November 2S.-At
six o'clock this evening DR.. A. ". Semple
was passing around the Court House,
when be fell into an area on the Third
street side. The fall was nine feet, and
he landed on the solid fsgstOnes, iniuring
himself so badly that he cannot recover.
Dr.. Semple is eighty years of age, was a
leading dentist in this city for years, but
retired from active business some fifteen
years ago.
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PENSION HlsrORY.

Gen. Howard Recitea Some Interesting
Facts and Figures.
NEW YORK, November % -Maior-
snersl Howard read a paper on pensions
before the Military Service Institute to.
day. He said the first pension law was
passed in 1776. for revolutionary soldiers.
Under it 62,O69 claims we're granted,
amounting TO $50 500, 600. From the war
dlSl2 claims numbering so, go were
glnted, amounting TO SS6. 80, 256;
tom the Mexican war the
claims numbered "a 724, and SIS, 600. @
BOZ was paid on them. From the civil
sa' the roll Of pensioners had numbered
l025. and over one thousand million
U-3rs h6d been paid on them.
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HORRIBLE REVELATIONS.

Husbands Poisoned by the Scores by Their
Wives.
VIENNA, November 23.-The Macy
Becskrek inquiry which has been going on
for the last seven years, with the object of
discovering the causes Of a large number
of sudden deaths that have occurred there,
has resulted in proving that thirty eight
Of the victims were poisoned. Most Of
them were married. Female fortune tell
ers supplied the wives OF the victims with
poison. Fifty-seven arrests have been
made.
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DEAD-LOCKS.
POLITICS In TWO NEW STATES.
Two Legislatures Organized by Montana
Parties.
NEITHER CONTROLS THE SENATE.
Desperate Political Fight in North
Dakota.

HELENA, MONT, November 23.-The
lower house Of the Legislature organized
this afternoon in two branches, the Re-
publicans meeting in hall on Main street
and the Democrats in the Court House.
The Republicans had thirty members, two
more than a quorum. The body WAS
called,to order by the State Auditor and
sworn in by Chief Justice Blake. The
organization was perfected by the election
of A. @. Witter, of Beavershed county,
and Benz. Webster, of Lewis, as Chief
Clerk. A full list Of subordinate officers
was also elected and recess taken until 3
o'clock.
THE DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.
The Democratic members of the House
met at the Court House and effected an
organization at o'clock. Blakely, of Gal
latin, was elected Speaker. The men,
bers were sworn in by q Notary Public.
The doors were closely guarded. No one
was admitted except those holding certif-
Gates of election from County Clerks.
NO QUORUM IN THE SENATE.
The Senate met at the Court House, but
the Democratic members sbsented them
selves, and there was no quorum. Lieu
tenant Governor Richards called the Sen
ate to order. On the roll call all were
present, and were sworn in by Judge
Hunt, after which they djOurned until
Monday morning.
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A STOMACH TROUBLE.

Denial OF an Alarming Report About
George II. PendletOn.
NEW YORK, November est was re-
ported last evening that ex-Minister
George H. Pendleton was dying in Brus-
sells of an abscess. His son, Mr.. Frank
Pendleton, who returned from Brussels
two weeks ago, said that it Was not true
that his father had an sbscess. He wss
suffering from a stomach trouble, but was
not in dangerous condition.
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AMERICAN BOURBON

smuggIed Into Oanads-Gigantic Frauds
Perpstrsted.
MONTREAL, November 60. A. Cor
neiller, who investigated the whisky
smuggling at Quebec for the Government,
states that SO far as can be traced, there
have been smuggled into, Canada by way
of ST. Pierre, DemiquetOn, this year,
3 600 barrels of American whisky, and as
each gallon should have paid 81 duty, the
Government has lost 100000 from that
source alone.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-11-24

NEW YORK, November est is gener-
ally believed there were nine lives lost
through the collision and sinking of the
steamer Manhattan, which ran into the
schooner Agnes on Thursday night. Those
supposed to have been lost depended upon
life preservers for their safety.
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Mind CRAZED
=, WINS FEARFUL WRONGS
..,s and Worked Out the Murder Of
Broker PattuS.
,Y, SOUTHWORTH'S CONDITION,
he Nan Whom She Shot Down
Friday.

-.,r YORK November 23.-Mrs. Han
southwortb, who murdered Ste
Pettus yesterday, spent q very
,l.ss night in her cell. There was 8
r.s, improvement in her condition this
-..,.sg Toe city physician has given or
s,.. hat Mrs. SouthwOrth be kept as
,,,st as possible, aud in consequence the
-..,, warden mas issued peremptory or
that no one outside OF the woman e
-,,,ssl and relatives be permitted 20 see
- The warden stated that it was ex-
--.,s5 tbat Mrs. S0uthWOrth would be
-.b ouieter bJ tomorrow and might
.-s, h. inclined 70 speak about the trage
s- Couuss for the murderess called at
s5s prison esrly to-day and talked with his
,rs5. fora long time.
rHE DEFENSE INSANITY.
wls, seen later and questioned as TO
.ss rrs of defense, if any, which had been
7.-srmi1sd upon, they replied that the
l.ss,ss would undoubtedly be insanity.
-ss-s was no doubt, Mr.. Hummel said,
-, Mrs SoulhwOrth was insane. His
-.-, gss incoherent in her statement
\. ,.nlt of the great shock her nervous
-ssn had sustained; bui in a day or two
\. gould be more rational. As matters
s,-i Mrs. SouthwOrth's statement Of her
-.y wrongs is quite clear enough to
.,,5s counsel to grspple with the case.
M w. r. Martin. the wOman's brother,
vls suoug her early callers. IL was with
,s brother tina. Mrs. SouthsOrth lived.
Tee scene between the brother and sister
absorbed as Of a most affecting charsc-
H. She seemed to forget her position as
lnos. sll her inquiries we're made con-
s,sin9 her mother. Numbers Of curious
,s-.oas Wei ed the Tombs Court this morn
-g thinking Mrs. SouthTOrth would be
so1si. there. They were disappointed.
ysrt Tuesday she will be at the inquest.
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A CURIOUS DEAL.

The Political Romanoer again az His
work.
COLUMBUS, o., November 23.-Word
aas been received from Hamilton, O., to
iae effect that DR.. Bacon, Of Toledo. q
brother-in-law Of ex-President Cleveland,
hasbeen in consultation there to-day with
GOVERNOR. elect Campbell, and that the
0nsultation was in the interest Of Mr.
Cleveland. is the opinion here that an
Management is being perfected between
,s trends of Cleveland, Brice and Camp
% by which all three are to use their
Rer to make the national ticket in 1892
.rsand and Campbell, and elect Mr..
1e 20 succeed Mr.. Payne in the Senate.
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WIMAN's ELOQUENCE
DIrs cted to Turning the Canadians to Com
mercIRl Union.

Dire cted to Turning the Canadians to Com
merclAl Union.
TORONTO, November ga. Erastua
Wiman spoke here this evening on ''ClOser
relations between the United States and
Canada He said: "In the United States
circumstances are extremely favorable to
some arrangement whereby trade may
be extended TO oil parts OF the
countries north and south. The demand
for free raw materials il lumber, iron, cop
per, coal, fish, fruit ard wool, and also
small grains is very strong, while the
necessity for enlarged markets is equally
apparent. The Pan-American Congress is
an indication of 8 desire for enlarg.
ed relations with neighboring nations
Why not then with Can ida, already the
best customer Of the United States. The
enormous treasury surplus calls for a re-
duclion in customs, and hs those levied on
Canadian products amount to only So 000,-
900, equal to LEGS than ten cents per head
to the population Of the United States.
CANADA's CONDITION.
In Canada also the circumstances point
plainly to the necessity of change in the
policy of the country. The population is
declining, the debt increasing, and the
figures show that since confederation 20
years ago, the deficit between exports and
imports amounts TO 1926, 900, 000,' while
the excess in the United States during the
same period amounts to S., 900, 600? Eng
land is exacting interest from Canada at
the rate Of sos, 900, ,O0O year more than
her total exports of breadstuffs.
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CORN FOR FUEL.

Farmers of Kansas Find it Cheaper Than
Coal.
KANSAS CITY, November 23.-A special
from Hiawatha, Kansas, says that the
farmers of that vicinity are burning corn
for fuel, finding in cheaper than coal.
Corn on the farm Is sold at 20 cents per
bushel, while the average price of coal de-
livered at the farm ranges from twenty-one
to twenty-three cents per bushel.
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Ia Miners Bad Luck.
IN AZ
Ienrnm 10 he Snndap ReQtster.

Special telegram 10 The Sunday Register.
ELK GARDEN. W. VA. November 3d.
While he was away from home last night,
the residence of Joe White caught fire and
was entirely consumed including every
Thing in il. Nothing was saved. White
was visiting a neighboI and while there
his overcoat caught fire, and be came near
being seriously burned. He Is miner and
his loss is a heavy one.
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CANADA's CONDITION,
TWO WEDDINGS.

The o. r. X, Express Agents Going, Going,
Going, Gone.
speciol TtlegrGm to the Sunday Register
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, November %.
Mr.. J. ]. Loper, popular express agent
on the o. r. R. WAS married to Miss
Wright, of this city, to-day. Both bride
and groom are popular here, aud sre high
ly esteemed.
1t is rumored in railroad circles that an
other o. R. r. express agent will soon take
unto himself better half. The gentleman
is Mr.. W. G. Huston. The young lady ID
a popular resident of New Martinsville.
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\ Million Dollar steamer Aground.

a hlliioh Doiiair Ste"lhch AS SiVu""
NEW YORK, November 23.-George
Gould, President of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., has received cable from
London today stating that the latest ad-
dition to the company's fleet of steamers,
the mammoth steamship China bad gone
aground in the harbor of Yokohoma. She
was bound for San Francisco from Yoke
homs. She had on board large NUM- Der
of passengers and valuable cargo. The
vessel is valued at 81, 900, 900.
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THE MISSING HoERR.

The Cashier of the LswrenoevIIle Bank
CANT Be Found.
PITTsBURG, November 23-The excite
ment over the failures of the Lawrence
bank and Long & Co., the iron firm, is
subsiding. Cashier John HOerr, of the de-
funct bank, is still missing aud his con-
tinued absence is creating considerable
surprise. Rumors of all sorts regarding
his disappearance are beginning to be
heard on all sides, although he still re-
tains the confidence and esteem of the
bank officials and everyone VINO knew him
in Iawrenceyille
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rh. African Slave Trade.

BRUSSELS, November 23.-The anti-ela-
very conference, which is now in session
in this city, has cent cable dispatches to
Henry N. Stanley and Emin
Pasha asking them TO telegraph
an account of their experience
with slaves and slave dealers ia the inte-
rior Of Africa. The dispatches state that
If it is found Necessary the conference will
prolong their session in order to receive
the narrative they desire.
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MET BIS DUES.

A RapIst summsrlly Lynched In Vir-
glnis.
PETERSBURG, VA, November 25.-
Robert Bland, who on Thursday last at
tempted to commit a criminal assault on
Miss Annie Gee, aged 13. daughter OF
Hon. Chas. Gee, U. s. Inspector of Lum-
her at Sitks, Alask. Bland had nothing
to say, was perfectly quiet. He was tied
hand and foot, snd carried of 20 YARDS
from the Jail, and where ne was swung up
by rope to the branch Of tree.
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cen. waIace,s Sow Army schooI.

WASHINGTON, D. O., November % -
A letter by Gen. Lew. Wallace will be
furnished in the report of the Board Of
Visitors at West Point. In it Gen. Wal
lace recommends that every fixed army
post in the country be made a military
school. in which the soldiers may be
trained for offers, and commissions issued
10 them on passing certein examinations.
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CINCINNATI SENSATION.
!. Business Man uined by His Infstua-

A Business Man r uined by His Infatua-
ton for Oourtessn.
CINCINNATI, November 23.-A sens a
tion was created here to-day by the reye-
lation of the fact that Richard D. Kyle,
a member Of the Andersor-Harrris Car
risge Company, had stolen the firms
money to the amount OF
$40. 900. Kyle was one of the most
prominent young business men of the city.
His money, it is said, was all squandered
on a courtesan named Iney Glodey, whom
he kept and finally sent to school, intend
ing to marry her. Kyle is under arrest.
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FIRE IN A NINE.

-Four Men suhocated in a Montana Shaft
Fear for the Property.
BUTTE, MONT. November 23-Fire
caught this morning in the Cross Cut on
the five hundred foot level Ofthe st. Law
renee nine, and the draft is blowing it
into the Anaconsda workings. Great
volumes of smoke is fssuing from the
AnacOna6a shaft. Patrick Murphy, Henry
Page, Jerry Sullivan and Tim Keliher are
known to be safccated in the Anaconda.
A man could not live two minutes in any
part of the mine. The worst results are
feared.
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WATER FOR KANSAS.

A Plan to Irrigate the Prohibition
State.
TOPEKA, KAs., November % Judge
]. W. Gregory, of Garden City, was in
consultation with Gov. Humphrey yester-
day, for the purpose Of agreeing upon g
plan for bringing the subject of irrigation
in Western Kansas before the next Con-
gress. 1t has been demonstrated that the
rainfall in that section is inadequate and
without relief by irrigation agriculture
cannot be a success. A committee will be
sent to lay the matter before Congress.
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NEW YORK, November 23.-oOunsel for
"Joshn Mann and Mrs. Swinton, indicted
for completely with Eva Hamilton in the
Robert Ray Hamilton affair, applied to-day
for the release Of the prisoners, on the
ground that they have been held two
months with no prospect Of trial. The
hearing WAS postponed until Monday.
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OIL WELL SUPPLIES.

AConbluatlon Formed to Increase Prices
DBrRG, November 23-At a meet
alao.l we'll tool man ufsctureTs at Oil
V@. Pa, an organization to regulate
r,a Va formed. The membership Of
y. I" rgsniz ation includes nearly all
-1,icturers of drilling tools, etc.
- =. ..'is to advance prices slightly and
~ 4 prices and discounts uniform.
.-sF lists and prices will 90 into effect
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GArmnnain Brazil.

LONDON, November 23.-The Berlin
correspondent Of the Chronicle says: ''The
hope is generally expressed here that, in
the event of O split up, the 100000 Ger
mans in Southern Brazil will ask for Ger
man protection. It is not improbable that
an attempt win be made, with the nope OF
the colonial party here, to secure partial
If not complete independence"
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Minister Ryan was at the State Depart
ment at Washington yesterday. morning.
closing up the business which has kept
him in tbs city for several weeks. He
leaves for bis pest in the city of Mexico
tonight.
Lieut. Sanford is to be the new Secre-
tarY of the Missouri River Commission.
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Another Victim of the Live wire

PROVIDENCE, R. l., November 2S.-
Timothy Mccarthy, an electric light line
man, fouled two live wires at South Main
and College streets this afternoon and was
instantly killed. His body hung on the
wires and had to be taken down by means
of a ladder. He was 80 years old and un-
married
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RornI Match Makers.

BERLIN, November 23.-The National
Gazette says that a plan exists for the be-
throthsl Of the Czrewitch and Princess
Margaret. Of Prussia, sister Of the En-
press. but ia not likely to be realized.
The CzlIina and Empress Frederick, the
paper says, are favorable to such an slli-
ance
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ROUGH ON MONOPOLY.

Missourrs Antitrust Law to be vigorously
Enforced.
ST. LOUIS. November 23.-Attorney-
General John Wood and Secretary of State
Losneur had conference Circuit At
torney Glover last night relative TO the
prosecution of ST. Louis corporations that
failed to comply with the antitrust law.
''There are 500 Missouri corporations that
have ignored the law" said Gen. Wood,
"and two foreign companies. The char
ters of the Missouri companies will all be
revoked by tonight, and now we propose
to proceed against foreign and local cor
porations By informstiOns.
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Methodist Church Extension Board.

ST. LOUIS, November 2S.-At the ses-
sion of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Extension Board to-day, it was decided
the aid extended should be limited to
$40. 900. The Treasurer's report for the
year shows total receipts, 1919, 81. 65;
total disbursements, 1901. 46s.09; balance,
SIS, 1OS. %; net increase, $40, $500.
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alleun Iands to Re Onened ID.

'-ppewa Lands 10 BE Opened Up.
TIL, MINI, November 23.-The
70 oi the Chippewa Commissioners is
s-c-c,a.iy finished. and il has been
,,.y successful This secures the
rls OF about 400, 600 acres Of land in
--ls-n Minnesota to settlement.
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pittsbure Bunkoist Gets a salty Dose

P1TTsBURe. November 2S.-Frank A.
Aldrich, convicted of ''bunkoing" John
K. Lennon, a well-known merchant OF
this city out of $4,000, was to-day SEN
fenced to eight years imprisonment in the
Western Penitentiary.
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Lew Wallace's New Invention.

SPRINGFIELD. O, November 2S.-Gen.
Lew Wallace, the author of 'Ben Hur," is
in the city, and has turn ed his versatile
mind to mechanics. He has invented q
steel railroad crOss-tie, which if it is as
successful as the inventor claims it will be
will reYolutionizs railroad construction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-11-24

WHEN, from any cause, the digestive
and secretory organs become disordered,
they may be stimulated to healthy action
by the use of Ayers CAthartic Pills.
These Pills are prescribed by the best
physicians, and are for sale at all the drug
stores,