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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

TNo CURE Eczema. Pimples, and
/ Eruptiye Diseases OF all kinds is
40 purify the blood with Ayers sarsa-
pariiIA. Until the blood il cleansed,
there can be no permanent relief nom
these troubles.
"Four years ago I was severely afiiict-
al with ssit-rheum, the itching being 30
incessant as 10 seriously interfere with
sIeep. Painful scrofu lous sores ap-
reared on my neck and the upper part
Of nv arms, and from there the humor
went TO my eyes. Ny appetite being
poo, my health rapidly failed. L began
10 take Ayers Sarsaparilla, and before
I had finished ten bottles | regained my
appetite, improved greatly in strength
and was permanently cured OF tho SALT
Tbeum and scrofula. consider that
what I spent for this medicine was well
inyestad, The Sarsaparilla has indeed
done me incalculable good, MT
Caroline A. Garland, Deerheld, n H.
formerly OF Lowell, Mass.l'
"Mv little niece vas afflicted with 0
severe cutaneous disease, which brose
ont AT intervals and resisted treatment
A. last we tried Ayers sarsaparllla'
Tbis acted like magic. She Is now
cntireiy cured and has been in perfect
health for several months. - Margaret
Peyston, Clarendon, Ark.
1For q long time ! was atfiicted WIN
salt-rheum, and could find nothing 10
relieve me. A friend recommended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

,ou. TO Get home, the more as then seasOH w"
to close on saturday night a.,,.ac,r
The parents and fsisnds OF Miss Emily y. rss.~
NJ Mount Vernon we're relieved hon serrlo
as TO her safety by The reception q n ~ Sbo 10
sIShssn wears Cd has been 10 PtttsbSs TOT ,spseS
time teaching music, and OF Friday mo sssgo This
train was stopped ct CoBenaugh, where she nrs.rs
william scheerer, Of Newark whose hsMo ssp ,vho
q, he LIST OF passengers on the day express o.atc
we're drowned at Conemaugh was teller OF loe ma
psohipe Company Of Newark He was nHty'l'0'
years old and unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

avn country ana elsewhere for help. Have one sub
scriptinn fnon Engisnd Of ~ .O0o Els a~ye .,,l a.
$685. ncatson nom John xown abOut 10 O'Clock 10
essSa suhstanrc Of which win wire yoy.
toveruors Of States and Mayors Of cities are ten
AerSrr syrnpsthy and help. How q sorrow hks TINS
mars 'ne ~a''' JAMES A. BEAVER, oovsrnor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

@. K. Murray, OF
Charlottesville, Vsy
was almost literally
covered with boiln
and carbuncles.
all disap-
peared as the result
Of using only three
bottles OF Ayers
sarsaparilla. This
moves that the true
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
The True Way To Reach Boils

And Carbuucles, take Ayers sarsapa-
lila. No other medicine produces such
,nmediate and salstary results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

way 20 reach these troubles - 'maUus"
the blood at is now over six years.;
writes Mr.. Murray, "since TOOK Ayr w
sarsoparilla, and l have have, n I| ONE IN all
pimple, nor boil, nor sign Oh one III "''
that time."
"Last May large carbuncle ol S,ss
out on my arm. The usual rsmeul Ne,
had no effect and / was connneqi 70 3
he'd for eight weeks. A friend lndqeed
me TO try Ayers Sarsaparilla. Less
than three bottles healed the sore.
Another effect OF this medicine was
the strengthening OF my sigh" = MIS-
Carrie Adams, Holly Springs, Texas
az had q number OF oarbuncles On my
neck and back, with swelllngs In my
armpIts, and was tormented with paln
almost beyond endurance. All means
Of relief 20 which I resorted failed until
I began 10 take Ayers Sar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
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A Coed Appetite Is essential TO coed health. - -.
Sarsapar!la 10 wonderful medicine for ereaang 40
tito, toning The digestion. giving strength 70 me
system he get Hoods safsapafnA f'ss
saly By g, I. Hood Co, ApetAscs<tsA Lowell NAE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

ALMOST EVERY DEPRESSION IN THE VALLEY
IsA RESTING PLACE FOR CoRPsEs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
AFTER THE CALAMITY

INCIDENTS OF TIE SEARCH FOR BODIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
Ayers Sar saparllla,

taking four bottles one poe
wacure Edwin r. Tomb Ogema~ me 70 neal'h' ~ '
Springs, Mich. ex W. v,h bttla
by c., Aver Co., Lowell naAs AO'"'~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

INSPECTING THE RUINS.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
9eeorab Voitem.-cnsoas oem 19oe Sumi 1889

masiis Tom bans e9en. gun bleo iom
uoe at fig ielu, oa bun bsrte ON bans
rlptte, os Msbet mslsm be GlHeHoe
bar / bsieite Grab rsreabe. Web iorss
fulot Sjerte tifbso ban benbe at lsie
8annoet mellem Dem. Wsn bun ai1os
bette beitemt Os erflerebe, at bun lite
piloe furlaoe BAN, iaa lanse bun leueoe.
Sc bleu oa uieos / en- lihen airfe paa
bans gienbom / Sperper Of Slasts
hinge o9 8enner. Yla ielue Brpuupss
hagen tiltraabte be &silen til Blinbez
inititatet / Stptis, buur be baabeoe, at
ben ulpffeliae ifuloe faa tit Spn isjsn.
Os Der pleier bans Some bam meb en-
aloris iuistenoe Spofrelie Os beoer, at
bun maa leoe ben Dag, ba benbes ulpfs
feliss sgStemase after fan ie benbes
Nniist.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Coena beltes, osiaa bos be tarpeliafe

Coena oeltes, osiaa pos be tarpelisr {
Borsere, / ire Dele: Jorreiten (gustus),
Sopebretten (~fercula) % 9esierteu
(mensae tertiae). 5orretten tiente til
at pirre appetiten til be tunsere &etter,
Tom Tube tomme, builtst Deb bet 5raats
Teri, iom tog mere o9 mere D uerbaanb
bldnot be Store, moi fiinbe bebsoes tbi
Der saoes Jolf melIem bisis upper ten
thousand, iom paaItob, at be life baube
Gnelie ON, bpab bet par at bore iulten.
5orretteu oar en- forfortet @jentaselie
al prandium. Soueoafoeliusen beitob
minoit at to &etter, %iaopanlisois tire, os
hos be Sine ps Jornemme al ii, ia inbs
til tDpe &etter: 5ilf, 5iarfra, 8ilbt
% foriiieqise Scrter Stes.
Eli 9esiert ierperebes ben Iaafalbte
bellaria: flint SuSoarf, frif % tsrret
5rust, sgbler, Yarer, 5isen, 9ruer os
6oliner.
Wan fan al openitaaenbe fisnne, at
&Omerne / Sammenlisnins meo os os
meo De ileite sraiie 5olfeltammer Dor
= pi tsr pel naiten iise - S~torebere.
bog bar hi | benne Sfisie fun bepes
get os inbenfor bet NOrmales @renler.
9et esentlise romerlte gloutonnerie,
5raaoieriet, itraiter fig lanst uibere os
iaameset utrOlist os situnz
at man maa siue aifalb paa at
rsre peo bet for benne Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
TorbrDocrHatinif.
(5ra 2onbon News.

Sc npe itatiitiife Opsaper piier, at
meoens 5orbrpoelien oiier ea tilfrebs.
ftiGenbe Gftasen / England, porer ben /
en- ubpsselis Grab / be 5oreneoe Sta
ter. S Gsbet af faa 9lar bar Jorbrp.
oernes initial / ameritu iteset meb en-
2rebiebel, os QntaIet Of 5enaielsfanz
ger bar oesoerre saaet ftabis fremab
iioen 1850. geb ben 9ib bar Der / be
5Orenebe Stater 300 Strafanser for
bper Milion Snbbpssere, euer l Sanse
for bper 3,44S Snobpssere; men 1880
bapbe JOrbOloet iteset til 1859 for bper
Mtiaion, eler l for buer $50 Snbbpsz
sere. S 1857, ba England os 8ales
telsoe 19,25O,OOO Snbbpssere, bar
Wiooeltalet Of Straffanser i &iset
1889; men peb Slutninsen al 1887,
ba 5olfemansben bar itsset til 29,75O,.
900, bar bet iunfet til 962. Den Site
December 1869 bar Der 11,66O Mennez
Ter, Der fOrrettebe S%trafarbsibe / eng
lamb os @ales; 5cltemansben Dor ba
21,6S1,000. Men i Suli 1888, ba
5olfemensoen bar $4,000, 900, bar Der
fun 6.921 StraHauser. 9Omfalbelie
al Solbater os Ssmeno er osiaa saaet
betpoelist neb. vi 8uinber blep / 1888
1876 bsmte til Strafarbeibe, men / 1887
blot IS.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Gu W~aaltrot ahGgger Bib:
neSbDro for Hetten.

5or mango Iar iioen benote fslsenbe
~ianSfarbise Tiloraselie / Sauannab.
gn Wanb eiebe en- ueset paroifulb
Wualtrof, Tom ban nerebe bsie 9anfer
on. gn Dag blep 5uslen fjaalsn.
San tos fig meset NOR af bette Cab os
bar ON fig paa ale 8anter for at is, ON
ban funoe opba9e ben. Saa fit ban en-
gang bsre, at en- &eiienbe, iOm iamme
Dag lfulbe fOrlabe 8pen meo ct Seils
ffib, baube fisbt en- Maaltrof. Man.
ben beluttebe fig til at saa neb paa
5artsiet os ie, ON lite 5uslen bar bans.
Os sanife ristist, ban fanbt Wanben
meb 5uslen, iOm ban frog sienfisnbte
lom i'm. !San %fortalte ben 8eiienbe, at
5uslen tilbsrte BAN; men benne bar
npilis til at siue Slip paa ben os
fpurste, bporlebes ban funbe fienbe ben
enc 5usl fra ben anben; ban maatte
fsrit beoiie fin Gienbpmsret,
Sapannabmanoen iasbe ba tiliibf, at
ban pilbe flase for &stten, os, bpis ban
ba lite rsb 5uslens Sielp funbe bepiie
i'm Gienbomsret, ffulbe ban life sisre
5orbrins paa ben. Saa fom be beaae
for Sommer Stafford, iom bensans
b,obe fit Office i ben 8psnins, bpur
2Olbboben MI er. &lasen blep forelast,
os alaseren iasbe, at ban msb 5uslen
ielo pilbe bepiie, at ban eiebe ben.
9Ommeren bleO liot OperruFst Os ipurste,
beOrlebes ban oilbe sisre bet.
9anben iuarebe, at ban pilbe blpitre
en- Welobi, os hpis ba Juslen falbt IND
os fsitebe ben famine Melobi BELT til
maatte Del bet bore tilitraffez
list 8epis for, at 5uslen bar bans.
5alot 5uslen lite inb, pilbe ban inaen
5orbrins sjSre paa ben.
San bespnbte MI at blpitre paa "St.
Patricks Day in the Morning.; siez
bl'ttelis falbt MaaltrOiten IND Os flsis
teoe belle Welooien uben Mibrpbelie.
Do iasbe 9ommeren: "Det er NOT;
er 9eres. 8ibere Bepis er lite
a%sbpenoi9t."
Den &eiienbe bleu pbsrit forbauiet
fit iaaban 2pft paa 5uslen, at ban
'sb 800 for ben. Men gieren aflloa
ban pilbe lite file fig peb FRO
for nosen gris.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19

Oct e. beoft De ifriuer .iter Brspenum.
t1er at Sproeftem m E n, fereno De be.
itenimer Dem meo Senipn til bpilfet Ysrne.
blao De oil babe | 9eres S%enoaasIfoIe,
SproeItemmen er bet ensite norlte BsrnebIab
lorl bar ben internationale S%pnoa9sIIoIe.
leitte meo Sorflariaa.
NoreSte: Sproetemmen,
l7S ", Sangampn Str, CHICAGO, Su
22.15.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Gn rprcnoc 6titorie ont vi:
btltsme, &iGrligbeo %
SpofreNe.

s Slinoeinitltutet StpliB, lite lan9i
fra Berlin, leper Der en- Manb, Der lise
til ben iiofte lib bar peret en- liseIao
saaoefulo Berion iom ben bersmte
"Manb meb Sernma fen. 8isIe bit
%ftaaenbe Neno benuenbte fig til Sniff,
tutet for Der at faa en- 3 efpemmelis6eb,
pasisnoe for en- itur % mastis Manb.
Wanben Tom fort efter os bar leb1aset
af en- imuf Dame, Der uosap fig for
bans Suitru. Manben Dor bBi % BEL
ifabt, fleot efter npefte Mobe os meb ct
Sar Senber, Der mere END tpbelia be-
piite, at ban bar al bsi 8prb. 9amen
bar Jung os ariitOfratif baabe / fit rbs
portes cs i'm Waube at bore paa.
Wanben bapoe for fit aniist en- Malfe
al 2intsi meb Gabninser for Munb os
Neiebor; Malfen tos ban albris af,
naar Der bar nosen tiltebe. San OPP
bolbt fis / ct msrft &um, bportil 9ie.
nerne ijeloen fit Nbsans, os talte fun
meb faa. Sans Mab tleo sipen til
bans Suitru. Snsen Of Snititutets Be-
boere piofte beres Nabn eller fienbte 1os
get Of beres 6iitorie, unbtasen at be bar
fra &uslanb:
Som rimelist bar, Tom Der mart
8pster isans, os Der bleu lapet mango
Sitorier ianlesnins al bette beipnbers
lise Sansenifab. Nu er enbelia @aaz
ben blepen lift, us "Manben meb Gins
maiten" bar piit fig at bore Selten / en-
lellom os rsrenbe &oman.
Oct bar ct Gar fsr gSar Nleranber
2bens 9sb. Som iaamanse af fin
Stanb Tom ben unse Wanb, Der tilbsrte
en- bsi % mestis Gbelsfamilie, til at
interesiere fig ftertt for 0i6ililternes
Gttentater ps 5orbaabninser. 9io os
8ameratifab sjorbe bam til en- Of beres
parmeite Seunbrere ps Sielpsre. 9a
man laa fattebe Yeilutninsen ON at
mproe 8eiieren, bleo ban ubieet iom
ben, Der fulbe brinse oenne reoiomme
9aaS / ubsrelie. gfterretninsen berum
braste BAN til at uafle. Saus 60 bandit
bam til Nibiliiterne, bans 5amilie traf
BAN til 8eiiereH. 9anfen paa bans
5amilie Os ben S%fjanoiel, iom matte
Ooersaa ben, sioroe itarft Snbtrpt paa
bam os siorbe bam banSe. ISan nsstebe
at bssaa Sorbrpbelien. st slar gil, %
en- anben Nibiliit faitsbe ben 8ombe,
Der brebte 8eiieren. Den unse Goelss
mani bapbe naiten CLIENT, at ban mo-
seniinbe baube paret N,bilif. Men
BET bapbe lite be, bois Sag ban bapbe
Som ban en- Dag git nebab en-
al Sstersburss Supebsaber % netup
en- Dame paa ben anben SIDE af
blep Der faitet nosst / ginene
paa BAN. Gieblitfelis miitsoe ban Sp.
net; bans Munb blep panitabt os bans
%forbranbte. Oct bar 8itriol,
Iom en- bepnenbe Nibiliit bapbe faitet
paa BAN. Ifiinbis al Smerte blep ban
fSrt til TT Diem. Men bans Saar bar
.ubelbreSelise os 9uttorens Sialp fruas
@oupernementet bapbe fonfiReret
bans Gienoomme, ba bans repulutionere
Spmpatbier blep beiienbte, men belpis
sioet BAN benz tilbase paa @rumb ai
ben Sflebne, Der isnere rammebe bam.
Sau iii Waife for fit slniist, Der aisau
ct frpstelist Sfue.
Dan bar ~iorlopet meb en- una Dame.
Der M ! ulptfens lib ubpite en- lamb
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
9 B b {.

In pefsn, fsm bopbs uart bSu 1 % aar. q ssts
Gssso - eubos susninseu ier gr,R, bIss stfSr,sst
DsS ct i~srb.ss FmpeIt TisO.I, i,HSu paa g,siarins ,s
befrtVeIi. o1af gratis I'll SuemfOmB.it, Der sHtu At
Ran benusnsr fig til J. 3. TtteIiou, III DteBOusA
Str. Rsm Aors. D.1A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02
POINTS on PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going Of Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
Mr. Chris He's, of Washington o. H.,
o., is in the city.
Mr.. P. NJ Rhodes, who has been summer
ing on the South Branch, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. L O. Wilson and daughter, Miss
the past three months, returned home last
week.
Prof VIM. Armstrong arrived home
yesterday morning from Mountain Lake
where be has been summering.
Misses Alice and Minnie Osborn, Of
ZAnssville, o, stopped of on there way
10 Pitlsburg 10 see thsre brother, II. Z.
Osborn at the Howell House.
The Misses Batter, two vivacious young
ladies, of Baltimore, Nd, graced the city
with their presence for three short hours
on Saturday evening, while en- route home
from visiting friends in Northern Ohio.
r. Moore Reilly is having big time Of
Alexandra, Mich, fishing. He writes
among other large fish he caught he landed
q DickeIel weighing twenty-one pounds
and a half Not a good day for fishing,
either
Mrs. Charles Hobbs, Of Wheeling, ar
rived here this afternoon, to visit hsI
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Y. Hamilton, Of
this city. Mrs. Hsbbs was accompanied
BY Miss Mamie Hamilton, who has been
visiting friends in Wheeling. - Washing
Ton Journal.
The numerous friends of the Rev. n. F.
Dryden will be glad 10 learn that the fact;
have been greatly exaggerated and hi:
physical condition is not so serious rs Ie'
ported. Mr.. Dryden has been threatened
with nervous prostratiOn" as the result
Of overwork, but is now steadily improv
ing and hopes to be ready for work in the
near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02
SPIRITS IN THE AIR.
IMMORTALITY OF TIKI SOUL DEMONSTRATED
AT THBG A. r. HALL.
One Hundred Persons Attend Spri!uallstc Lectures
and Psychomstric RsadiDgs-Mr. and Mrs.
Hates Make Favorable Impression
on Believers.

The one hundred chairs 10 the G.. A. X,
Hall on Main street were occupied at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and again at
1880 yesterday evening mainly By the
same people. The announcement of lee.
lures on spiritualism by Mr.. aud Mrs.
G. ". Hates, of Philadelphia, was the
magnet which drew the crowd. At the
afternoon meeting Mr.. Hates was the lee
turer. he was under control, az the
spiritualistic phrase goes, and for half an
hour or 80 he talked on the general sub
iect. At the conclusion of the lecture Mrs.
Hates gave several psychometric readings.
A psychometric reading may be explained
for the benefit of the uninitiated. The
"reader" passes along among the sub
iscts and pauses as she finds a soul in sym
pathy. Then che stops and just says what
she has to say, or what her control" has
to say, for the reader" is supposed 10 be
in alclairvOyant state and unconscious OF
what she utters. These psychOmetriC
readings were said TO be very satisfactory.
A number OF persons in the audience were
reminded OF happenings which they be-
lieved to be known only TO themselves
and C I'd, and some of them were greatly
affected.
In the evening Mrs. Hates lectured on
"What are the benefits of spiritualism. "
She also was under CONTROL" and for
three quarters of an hour talked with heI
eyes closed. Her voice was clear and dis
tinct and che sought 10 prove logically i'm
mortality of the soul not aa faith bat as
knowledge. The religious element o.
spiritualism was recognized and in build
ing up that belief moral as well as intel
lectual development was regarded as es'
sential.
Mrs. Hates declared that during heI
lecture she was wholly unconscious, bui
her control possessed a vocabulary sui
fciently large that she was never at Loss
for words.
The tests followed. Persons 10 various
parts of the audience were used as subjects,
and NEST of them admitted the
absolute truth of the Ieve
lations made. One old mar
however, failed to do this at the time, but
it was afterwards explained that this en-
tleman's deafness prevented his under
standing what had been said. The meet
ing closed with these tests. 1t was an.
nounced that a meeting devoted largely
to these tests will be held at the same
place on next Wednesday evening. A
email admittance fee will be charged.
The attendance at the lectures il an in
dication of the interest taken in the sub
iect in Wheeling OF course there were
persons present who went mainly through
curl osity, but the great majority seemed
to be strongly impressed with the phenom-
eas presented. Some OF the active SPIRIT
ualists, who have given years Of study to
the subject, have become hopeful that
enough people are interested to warrant
the organization OF a spiritualistic society
in this city, go that lecturers may be
brought here at times, and good Literature
disseminated, with a view finally of es
tablishiUg a church here of the natural
religion"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02

The wool market e very easy 10 this vi.
ciniiy and 20 buyers are circulating among
the farmers. In Steubenyile the local
buyer, James F. Johnson, is having his
hands full taking care of wool hauled into
his warehouse, and from p to 30 cents is
being readily accepted. In the Philadel-
phia, New Y ok and Boston markets "a
cents cash will take almost any wool IN the
market. Some farmers in this vicinity are
still holding ont for larger price,, but
these seem improbable for the present sea-
son. The growers in Washington county,
Pa, and in the Panhandle of West Vir-
ginis are selling, but in Jefferson and Har-
rison counties, many are holding ont for
the stiff prices promised by the activity in
the early spring. Wool is not what it once
was to farmers and many of them are now
devOting their farms to the raising Of GER
eals. -SteuJenUUe Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02
Adv,oe To Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription OF
one of the best female nnrses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never filling success
oy millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teethiDg its value is
incalcuable. 1t releaves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and disrrhea, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests its mother
Price 25c bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02
L. Consumption IneurabIe .

Read the following: Mr.. O. H. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down with
Abscess of Lungs, end friends and physi-
clans pronounced me as an Incurable Con-
sumptive. Began using DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; am now on
my third bottle, and able to oversee the
work on my farm. It is the finest medi-
cine ever made"
Jesse Middlewsrt, Decatur, Ohio, says:
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now in best of health" Try
it. Sample bottles free at Logan & Co. e
drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02
Bucklen's Arnioasalve.

The best salve in the world for outs
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevel
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all the Skin EruptiOns, snt
positively cures Piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction Of
money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by Logan & %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02
4 suocessfuI Meeting

Tee religious meetings held at Boggs
run, yesterday and last evening, by the
congregation of the Wayman Church, wer'
very successful, the attendance being very
large. Tue morning sermon was preached
BY Rsv. G. W. HOllipger, pastor of the A
Nj. T.. Church. In the afternoon Rev
VIM. johnson, of the Baptist Church, Of
ficiated, and at last nights service Rev. l..
a. Lacey, pastor Of the Wayman Church,
delivered a powerful sermon.
A similar meeting will be held neIsSun'
day, when Rev. J. p. Underwood, Of Mt
Pleasant, will preach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02
The Present Drought.

The present drought is beginning to be
severely felt all over this section of cOun.
try. The river is down to about twenty
inches, the creeks are almost dried up
and the smaller streams have completely
disappeared, their beds being dry and
dusty. The corn crop is suffering fol-
water, aud the springs and wells are be-
ginning to fail. The roads are two OF
three inches deep in dust, and the least
breath Of air raises binding clouds which
whiten the trees and grass in the vicinity.
Unless rain comss in a few days, the
river will almost disappear, while we will
have numerous forest fires on our hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02
GENERAL INTELIIGENCE.
nsAth OF An Old OItizen.

DEATH OF an UIu OIIIAoH'
Henry B. McLsin, one of the Oldest and
bsst-knoHn OHIO county citizens, died at
the residence of the late K. B. McLaiD,
near Elm Grove, about three o'clock yes
terday morning, aged 81 years. Mr..
McLain was long an active business man
in this city, the firm of II B. q r. B.
McLain doing large real estate business
for many years, and besides deceased was
largely interested in the drug firm of Me-
Lain Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02
Had TO walk In.

When the eight o'clock motor was COM
ing in from the Park, last night, one OF
two members of a crowd Of halfa-dOzen
well-known young men insisted on smok-
ing in the car, in violation Of the rules Of
the company. Conductor Spears requested
the fellows not to smoke, but as they per-
sisted, he stopped the cars and fired the
party Of. Some of them showed fight,
and q couple OF them we're tbumped by the
trainmen. They had to walk into town,
and were a pretty dusty lot when they ar
rived. Afterwards, one Of the gang ex-
pressed a desire to lick" Conductor Spears,
but he didn't do it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02
Lenrue and AssocIatlon.

At Philade lpbia Athletics 4, Cincin
matt l; home rams, Fennelly; base hitP,
Athletics Z, Cincinnati Z; errors, Athletics
2, Cincinnati 2; earned runs, Athletics
pitchers, Weyhune and Smith.
At Columbus Columbus 6, St. Louis
earned runs, Columbus ?; home runs. or
base hits, Columbia. - s. Louis Is, errors
Columbus Z, st. Louis b pitchers, Bald.
win and Chamberlain.