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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-16
Washington News.

Col. Bayne, the Pittsburg Congressman,
is here working for Reed for Speaker
1t is understood that an omnibus bill for
the admission of New Mexico, Idaho, Wy
oming and Arizona as States will be pushed
in the next Congress,
EI-Congressman Guenther, of Wiscon-
sin, is a candidate for Ssrgeant-at Arms Of
the House.
Severe sickness has broken out among the
West Point cadets. 1t is TO be investi-
gated.
Col. Taylor, chief of the ordinances de-
partment, recommends an increase in the
snDusl appropriation from 100000 TO
$1,000 900 The value of stores issued TO
States last year was 1851. S76.
The fast mail service from Chicago to
the Pacific coast was inaugurated yester-
day. 1t lessons the time about one.thhd
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GOLDEN RICHES.
Marvellous Wealth of = Mine Ia NoTtt
Carollna

Marvt llous Wealth of = Mine Ia North
Carolina.
RALEIGH, n O., November 15-The
Carolina Wdtehmdn, published at Sails
bury, has seat mining expert to Mont
gomery county to investigate rupors Of an
important gold fad there, and ne reports
that oil the statements about fabulous
wealth having beeu discovered there are
true. The fad is said to be the richest
ever discovered in the State. Three par
allel veins were found about half an inch
in thickness and cn!y few feet apart
The ore pans out large per cent. of pure
gold. 1t is stated that one man in two
hours' work got out 2. 600 penny weights Of
pure god and was compelled by the own
era to Quit work
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with the ballot-bOx, directly or indirectly.
That telegram Mr.. Campbell used. Fol-
loving that wrote Mr.. James E Camp
bell letter, which the gentleman still
hiss and a copy Of which is in my New
York Office, reciting these facts to him, all
except the part that relates 10 Woods visit
to Washington and George Murray's stale
ment. Since l got Mr.. Murray's state
ment ! received from Mr.. Campbell a
dispatch, asking me TO meet him in Ham
iltOn. did so and there put him fully IN
possession OF sll the facts Of wh'cn
have knowledge. did not care to take
any part in the Ohio canvass. l felt that
could safely leave to Others the passing OF
Judgment upon the arbitrary, Overbeariug,
illegal conduct of Mr.. FOrske-. The jury
in Ohio has heard the case, and they have
passed their verdict. SO far as Mr.. James
E Campbell is concerned, he never saw
Mr.. Wood that know Of; he never hsd
any communication with Mr.. Wood that
know Of; he did not get the Governor Luce
letter from Mr.. Wood, for he got that
through myself; he had none OF Mr.. Fora
ker's kilograms to Mr.. R. G Wood. II
MI EOIhkcE WhuAc tIcuu puolAducu Act hiLh
give an order to you to go to the files Of the
telegraph compsny at Columbus and get
the originals, and the publication of them
will be a most dsmsging story for Mr For
aker.
he says be did not know Mr.. Wood, and
took him to be an honorable man. On the
contrary, he did know Mr. Wood very in
timately, for Mr. Foraker was the admin
istrAtOr, think, at least the manager, OF
Mr.. Gainsford's estate, conducting the
earrisge business for long time, and was
brought into intimate relations with Mr..
Wood. This know, for 1 was the attor-
ney of Mr.. El. Hall and r G. Wood in
settling up with Mr.. Foraker, and Mr.
Foraker at the time denounced Wood ss
one Of the worst liars he had ever met in
his life That was more than three years
ago, as 1 recall il.
Mr.. Campbell talked with feeling and q
rspidity that sometimes bsfiisd the short
hand man
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-16
WOMAN's WEAKNESS

And Mans Sin Causes Sensa ion in
Boone County,
Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 15.-
A sensational affair is reported from Boone
county. Recently Mr.. Joseph fps, Of
Jarrett's Valley, has had reason to suspect
that all was not right in his domestic
circle and proceeded to find ont. He left
home, telling his wife that be would be
gone several days. He returned nt night
and found Dr.. p. jarrett, a prominent
cit t'zen, in his wife's room. fps drew
his revolver and shot Jarrett several times.
The latter succeeded in escaping, and will
probably recover from his wounds. A
sensational divorce suit will probably re-
suit.
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BIG LAND CASES
Decided by the United States Court at
Charleston.

Decided by the United States Court at
charleston.
CHARLEsToN, W. VA, November Is
Two important cases were decided in the
United States Court to-day. The
first was Burr Wakeman's executors
vs. Thompson, commissioner OF school
lands in Boone county. for Is, 600 acres
of land. The land belonged to Wakeman
and was sold for taxes. The court decided
that the sale was not in accordance with
law, and declared the procedure Of
the Boone court void. In the second
case E. w. CLARK, of Philadelphis, pur-
chased So 600 acres of land in Boone and
Raleigh counties for 81. 20 an acre, agree
ing to take the land as surveyed, deduct
ing such portions to which there was
a prior claim. CLARK brought suit
to rescind the contract, on the ground that
the land was covered by an older survey
The Court ordered the contract fulflled.
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Won DER AHE'S CHANCE.

Let the Association Unite With the Broth
erhOod.
ST. LOUIS, November 15.-The st. Louis
base ball public were up in arms to-day
when they heard of the desertion of Brook
lyn aud Cincinnati. To-day Eddie Won
Der Abe, the only son of the President Of
the st. Louis club, at the sugges-
ton of several of President Won Der
Ahe's wsrmest friends, sent him letter to
New York, urging him to form a coalition
between the clubs that are left of the
American Association and the Brotherhood.
The dispatch wound up by saying: III
you will join forces with the Brotherhood
we will elect you Governor OF Missouri. j"
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WEST vIReINIA,s SHARE
the National Militia Stores May be
Shut or

OF the National Militia Stores May be
Shut or
Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. C, November 15.-
Captain Tsylor, ordinance officer Of the
army. who hiss charge of issuing stores for
the National militia, in his report says
that West Virginia has received out Of the
Congressional appropriation stores valued
at $5, 1885, but the State has not yet made
the returns required by law and he recon-
mends that after the first of next January
no issue of stores be made TO any State
that has not rendered returns, and that
the Governors of States be so informed.
Other States failing to make returns are
Tennessee, Kentucky, Nebraska and Flor
ida. This question of excluding States
will be decided by the Secretary of War.
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sh. Psr.nahsd Her pups to DIE.

JERSEY CITY, N. ] November IS -Ja-
cob Glencklich, q young German, recently
came 10 this country with 81 900. A short
time after taat he committed suicide, but
left letter saying his aunt. Mrs. Gutten-
berg, had persuaded him to give her hus-
band the money for cafe keeping. Gut
tenberg fed with it. Then Mrs. Gutten.
berg persuaded him to commit suicide and
gave him poison to do so. The corouer's
Jury to-day recommend Mrs. GuttenberG's
arrest.
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A Bold Thief Captured.

special Telegram 10 The Re0fster.
ELLENBoRo, W. VA, November "A
bold attempt was made to burglarizs Nc.
Gregor & Co.'s store, at Cairo, last night.
The proprietors ere On tie va en- and cap
tured James Hepnen in the act. He was
committed to jail to-day. Douglass q
Rutherford's store, at Petroleum, and
Hills, at Silver Run, have been buglar-
lied during the week. Is is thought by
this man.
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KENTUCK1's sCoURGE.

The Terrible Spotted Fever Makes Its
Appearance Again.
LOUISVILLE KY, November 15.-There
is great excitement in Webster county ever
the reappeararce of the terrible spotted
fever scourge that ragged in that county
with such fatal effect last winter. 4 num-
ber of new cases have been reported from
different villages surrounding the county
seat, all being the same disease in its most
malignant form. Everything possible is
being done to prevent it's epresd and to
keep the terrified people from desertiue
their homes as they did in large numbers
last year.
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston. November IS Wool. 't,a6y;
Ohio and Pennsylvania XX snd Xxx and
above 334s35c; X 3la32c; No. 37s3Sc;
Michigan X 3Oc; No, l 35s3Gc; No. l
combing and dtlaine Ohio 34s35ai Michi.
gan do. 32,d3; territory woods are more
active; Montana 24s25c; secured basis 5Sd
0Oc is quoted fer fine; 55457c for fine med
ium; Texas wools quiet, 2Oa24c; Georgia
273c; Spring California 1929; pulled
woods Unchanged; Australian 3644ls'
English wool 34c; Canada combiI5 81;
carpet wool quiet.
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AROUND THE WORLD.
Nellie BLY, VIII Attempt to Break the

Nellie BLY, VIII Attempt to Break the
Record.
NEW YORK, November 15.-Ths lively
writer on the New York World who signs
herself Nellie BLY,, sailed for Liverpool to-
day on 3 trip around the world. She
wants to iod out how quick she can do it.
and, if possible, break the sll-the-Wsy-
around record. She is scheduled to rescn
Paris November %, Ceylon Dece ember ~,
Hong Kong December 25, San Francisco
January %, and New York January T.
making the complete circle in about 20
days.
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Death the Penalty for Treason.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, November 15.-In
continuance Of the investigation into the
oaths administered in the Mormon cere-
monies hostile 10 the Uaited States, 10.
day, Levi Axttlls swore that the penalty
for divulgDg the secrets was death. Il
was understood that the setting up Of the
Kingdom Of God on the ruins OF the United
States meant that the Mormon Church
was to rule.
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PITnBURG, November l5.-The Davis
well at CHARTERS still continues 10 how with
the same 4OO-barrel activity, although il
has not been touched since the strike was
made. IL will be drilled in some time
this afternoon or tomorrow morning. sDd
the opinion prevails among experts that it
would not bs At all Surprising 10 See Il
turn cut LOCO or 1,200.hauel well.
Indeed, such a result Is anticipated.
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BURNED In EFFIGY.

Iodiaaa Republicans Put an Insult on
Harrison.
CHICAGO, November ID "A special to
the Herald from Jeffersonville, Ind, says
the Union League, RspnhlicAn oFgahizi-
tion, last night burned an tffi " of Presi-
dent Harrison, together with all the cam
psign outfits of the club, because of the
Pfesident's course in the matter Of sp-
pointments. The immediate cause Of the
demonstration, the special says, was the
reappOintment Of Major A. L Luke, who
was removed by President Cleveland from
the position OF postmaster.
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TOLEDO, o, November l5.-Ben Ls-
Fevre h~s heen in the city since Monday
and left for New York to-day. HIS mis-
sion here IA supposed by politicians to be
IN tbs interest OF Cal Brice for Uaited
States Senator. Soortly after Bsn's de-
p.riuIe Philip Smith, Of Springfield, ar
nved, and he pot iE the day Tor john h.
Thomas,
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Wont vlrrluin Portma.ters.

Special ItI' yam 70 w R'yIStT
WASHINGTON, D. O., November 10
The following West Virginia poatmasters
have been appointed in the fourth class:
VIM. R. Jaeger, Jaeger, McDO veil county,
vice II. ]. Williams, resigned; j J. Young,
Kenns, Jsckson county, vice G. H MOrri'
son, resigned; John DAkeB, Wlleysville,
Weizsl county, vice J. B. Knott, resigned.
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Refused to Indlcr the Referee,

ST. LOUIS, November 10 There was q
scene in the Grand Jury room Of he Four
Conrts while the Grand Jury was prepsr-
ing its report. Circuit Attorney Glover
and the Jury had tilt over the Ahren-
Jaekson fatal priz; fight The jury wss
willing to indict Ahrens as principal and
others ss accessories, bat declined to fnd
bill sgainst Referee Murphy, and the
circuit attorney took the case out Of thtir
hands. He will submit it to anothtr
grand jury.
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TrancIs Want. seeond PInco.

NEW YORK. November 15.-Governor
David K. Francis, Of Missouri, is visiting
in this city. Il is confidently alleged in
political circles that bis mission is 10
fraterniEs with Grover Cleveland, Calvin
5. Buce and Others, with a view 70 eapiuT-
ing the Democratic nomination for Vice
President in 1892
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Latb,m sIpn. WIN the Brotherhood

CHICAGO, November 15.-ATlie Latham,
who was recently sold to Cincinnati by
Won der Abe for S., $50, has accepted $500
advance money from the Chicago Brother
hood Club, and will play here next year
He has signed the agreement, but no con-
tract yet.
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SWORN TO TREASON.
THB MORMON OATH AIMS AT THB OVER
THROW OF THB GOVERNMENT
Startling Revelations Made BY APosiais Members Of
The 0hurch-Horrble Punisbmsss Inaie.sd
by the Pris:t-Thsy Inshgaisd he
Mountain Meadow Massacre

SALT LAKE City, November 15.-Sey-
eral MOrmOus have lately applied for eiti-
zenship, and objection has been raised on
the ground that MOrmons who pass
through the endowment house are obliged
to take oaths such as unfit them for citi.
zeDship. The Court is taking testimony
on this point, and several apostate Nor
mons have made under oath terrible accu-
sation against the church. They say that
persons admitted through the endowment
house swear TO obey the priesthood above
all the powers on earth, aud TO aim st the
destruction Of the United States govern
ment. The penalty for violating or di-
yulging oaths is to have the bowels cut
out and the throat and tongue cut, and
several witnesses swore that they had seen
this done. They also testified that the
church instigsted the Mountain Meadow
maaeacFa
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BAGGED THE SIGNS.
A wi'eonsIn's Method Of oAitinE Into Hsr.

A Wisconsin, Method Of 0aitiBg Into Har.
ward Social Circles
BosToN, November 10 Edward NJ.
Meudel, Of Milwaukee, a student at Har-
ward, was arrested las! night charged with
the larceny Of one tin and two paste board
signs from building in Pemberton Square.
The Young man took his disgrace very
hard. He said be was told by the fellows
that the only way 10 get ahead in Hsrtafd
social circles was to "bhg signs Every
fellow, be sage, has q lot Of them, and be
was told they were necessary and without
them he would be nowhere.
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Smallpox Patient Walking the streets
CHICAGO, November 15.-A young man
walked into the Health Office to-day and
announced that he had the smallpox
The disease was far advanced. Hundreds
of people must have been exposed to the
infection as he walked the streets.
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Pension. for west ylrgInians

Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O, November 16.-
Pensions have bsen issued to the follow
ing West Virginia applicants: Odeioal
Invalide: Isaac Shests of Cornwsllis; Lacy
Gross, of Portersviile; Willis T. BrsnDon,
of FAirmOnt
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Ohio and Indiana Window Glass Men Per
feet the Combine.

OHIO ana INDIANA WINDOW dlass men fer-
feet the Combine.
FINDLAY, o., November II The win
dow glass man ufsct 1rers Of the natural gas
belt OF Ohio and Indiana met here yester-
day knd formed sn Organiz ltion for the
purpose OF maintaining prices and keeping
up their standing ss an important factor
in the window glsss trade OF the Unitsd
States. Tire new organization. which is
designed to take the place Of the old West
ern Association, vas placed oD psrmar-
ent footing by electing Thomas F. Hart, Of
Muucie. Iod., President and M. O. Baker,
OF Findlay, Secretary aud Treasurer.
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RIGHT OF CRITICISM

Denied Catholic Editors in msrloo-A
Sensation Caused.
MEXICO CITY, November l3.-The sef.
mon Of Archbishop Ryan, Of Philadelphia
at Baltimore on Sunday, has caused a
great sensation here, bscluss Of the Arch
bishops support OF the right Of Catholic
writers 10 cri,izise the faults OF priests,
while Archbishop LsBastide has excom-
municated a number Of persons for such
criticisms, and charges have been brought
agaius. him in Rome for 70 doing
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Monroe Democrats VIII JOlnfy.

Special Telegram 70 the Kegiste1.
WooDsFIELD, o., November 15.-At q
meeting OF Democrats held last night it
Was decided to hold a big jOlli6cation
meeting in Woodsfeld on next Tuesday
night. November 10. A big time is an.
ticipsted, and the Democratic victories
will be royalty celebrated IN old Monroe
with music, torch light procession, fire.
works, spseches, &c.
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Gone Win His Tyne wfiter.

ALBANY, N. Y, November 15.-Col.
W. W. Thompson, Of this city, q well
known lawyer, whose controversy with
Secretary Noble. Of the Interior Depart
meni, brought him recent noloriety, -
missing, having slopsd with bis pretty
type writer, Bertha Denton, aged 20. The
affair creates big sensation here.
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Horors 70 ,be Pap-AmerIo,ns

WASHINGTON, November 15-The Sec
retary OF State will give an excursion to
Annapolis tomorrow in honor Of tbe dele
gates to the PAn-American Congress and to
the international Maritime Uohference.
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c,,nn,hns ca.I}rbtPlant Sold.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, November 15.-Ths
Columbus Gaslight and Coke Company
WAS sold to an eastern syndicate to-day.
which was represented by Col. d b. WI,
son. P.ice, one million two hundred
thousand dollars.
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DeIehauty Signs a Contra ct.

PHILADELPHIA, November 15.-F. J.
Delahanty signed Brotherhood contract
to-day. Arthur Irwin. of the Washington
club, was here to-day and stated that be
bad signed Matthew Kilroy, of the Baltl,
more club, for the Boston Brotherhood
cluh
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AgrIculturaIIsts at Washington.

bptc5dI ItItDTuiH % Ut htvIsItT'
MoReANTowN, W. VA, November Is.
DIR. Turner and Prof Myers are at
Washington attending the meeting of rep
resentatives of agricultural experiment sta
tions and colleges. Their visit may result
in some improved changes ar additions to
the station at this place.
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NOT SERIOUS.

j. aersOu Davis Condition Does Not Excite
Apprehension.
VICKsBURG, Miss, November l5.-In-
formation reached here yesterday that
Jefferson Davis, ex-Prssident Of the Con-
federacy, was seriously i'll at bis Brierheld
plantation, twenty miles from here. The
members of the family had been tele-
grsphed for and great alarm was felt at his
condition. 1t was learned to day that bis
ilInsss ia mot serious.
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su livan must Wait.

LONDON, November l5.-Parson Davies,
JacksOn's manager, says that Kilrain will
be given the first opportunity to meet the
Australian after the contracts they have to
fulfill during the next two months are
done. He concludes by saying that Sulli-
van, who has heretofore kept everyone else
waiting, must now wait himself.
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NEW DEATH ENGINE.

A Submarine Torpedo TO be Controlled
From the Ship.
WASHINGTON, November 15.-Secretary
Tracy yesterday appointed board of Off
GERS 10 supervise q test of a controlsble
torpedo under the terms proposed by Sec
retary Whitney last winter. The torpedo
is contained in part ofs device, which is
driven through the water BY carbine in
an acid gas engine, and its movements
controlled by electricity from the ship
from which it is started. The torpedo is
to be exploded by electricity also.
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A Child Burned to Death.

| Special Telegram 70 the Register
FAIRMoNT, November 15.- While Mrs.
John Rowe, of CataUba, this county, was
out feeding the hogs at nooA to-day, her
three year.old daughter was left in the
house by the Ere and in the absence of it's
mother, its clothing ignited and it wss
burned to death.
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MRS. GooDLoE's BOOM.

The PIucky Little Woman May Become
Revenue Collector.
LEXINGTON, KY November 15.-The
proposition to make Mrs. W. g. Goodloe
Internal Revenue Collector to fill her hus-
bands place meets with general favor. Mr..
Greed Cardgsll. who had been considering
the propriety of applying land better
man could hardly have been consideredl, },
has abandon ed his claims in favor OF Mrs
Goodloe. The proposition 10 put the wid-
ow in tie dead Collectors place has caught
the public notion.
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Cn.tlr FIra in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, November ia special
to the Age Herald from Dsnopolis, says:
The Dsnopolis oil mill burned to-day.
The loss will be sl25, 600; insurance, $75,-
ono
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WHY THEY DESERT.
Gen. schoAeld Treats OF the Evil In His
Report.

Report.
WASHINGTON, November 15.-Tbe an
nusl report of Msjor-General SchO6eld,
commanding the army, to the Secretary OF
War, was made public to-day. He pays
especial attention to the desertion ques
tion. He reviews the causes that lead to
deseriion, and suggests that some Sort OF a
probationary system be formed by which
soldiers who enter can make trial before
they go in for five years. Greater care in
recruiting should be exercised, go as to
secure only steady and reliable men. The
General also recommends additional care
Of the recruits by the commanding officers
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4 Boom TOR Chicago,

MONTGOMERY, ALA. November Is
The Sou hern lumbermen, in their cOnven-
tion last evening, passed a resolution in IA
ver of Chicago for the worlds fair.
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As horse and cattle lotion Salvation
Oil has proven itself an infallible remedy.
Ii has received the hearty endorsements
OF many old and well-known horsemen.
Price 25 cents q bottle.
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Mothers, do not let your darlings suffer
with the wbooping cough while you have
a remedy so near at hand. Use Dr.. Bul's
Cough Syrup snd the little sufferer will
soon find relief Price 25 cents.
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STARCH grows sticky-commo1 powders
have a vulgar glare. Ptzz ,n,'s is the only
Complexion Powder fit for use.
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Do YOU " Board, a Place
Rooms Lost or Found
something? Do you want to Sell or
Buy Stocks, or Realty? The REGIS
TER will give you quick returns at
small outlay
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WHEELING Register

Live Democratic News pa--
.r Gives more news and has
,,re readers than sny paper
IN tbe state