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Evening journal., 1889-11-13

EAST BOUND.
@Txprese trains.
NEW YORK, week days, 2ls, s7OG
40 % a m, e12 08, 2 43, IS 49, 20 46 pm.
NEW YORK, Sundays, y 10. 200 m, +i2 o.
P5IIiIIAbELPaII. week days, q 10, sos.
Il 00 80, IS so. co. 40 28 10 q. al 25 a. m-s
tl2 6s co. Y 4S, %, 10, % 1s 25, 10, +e4ey
NPii NPHiiLXiDELPHIA, Sundays. q 1s. 700 u Co
t0 905, Il 20 a. M; .l20S, %, 2 4s. o.
CHESTER, week days f2l3, sos, 100. y GO.
TO, $3.50 900. 40 20, 10 26 sU.25,a. m; 1908,
lou 2 81 800, 4l0, '5lS b.25. 6.lO, g 40, 7.Oo.
C CHEsTER, IS Il sundays, '2ls. 200, 100 7Fo,
COS il 20 a. ni *l20s. LOO, y 43, 500 III, *b.lS.
'ST 2TL&NTfo "a Y e 'qi Cry ~ Il. j., week days.
200 M z 4a 3 2 n: Es,F DAILY. aIySi.JND
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. - 20,
IS AZ, *l145 a. M; 246 - IS, % 10, g 81, fel5
All daily; 7.40 a. M, Y 10 y N, daily, exoert
PfTTSBURG. 4s.47 a. M. t5.i5 p. m. daily.
cINcfNNATi lScf1 AND ST. LOUIS. II Is am a. "a
'iss sfNGRkLY n II Y AcGts6SIMoDATIoN, 30 p. m.
daily and IL rs a. m, daily except Monday
1f 1IANDENBERGI a u IN siSI'I IoU0t5MdODATIoN, t week
| days. ~, II 90, a. M; 2 As and bb M. Sun
T'fss TRAiNs i. LEAVE MARKET ST. sTATIoN.
| For Philadelphia and way stations. week
days. 80 Az, 3 30 40 55 m, IL 49, 30, 1854 5S
p. M. Sundays, 40, 30 a 10; u 4S, So, 455p.m.
For Baltimore, week days, Dos, "a 3O a.
M, 2.a5, 70 IS "A 55 m. Sundays, 30 a m, % 5S
| and "a 55 m.
Fer Landenberg and way stations, week
| days, so, 10 So, In; 30, 55 p m. Sun
| days, 9 25 a m; 455 y m.
Chicago, IS 30 a m, daily, except Sunday;
Pittsburg, $3.50 m daily except Sunday
| "A IS D m, daily. .
| IIV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Daily, +440. Fs.l6 1000, *ll.lO q. m, 100 noon.
y 40 900, 81 40, *44O, Al '6.e5, $50, *7.40. sie
DAILY, except Sunday. .*6 Is, 6 40 and 7.3b a. ne
u 50, F4.10 and 5-8Q II 80 pm. Sunday onlye -
| q N 9e5 pm,
Telephone, No 1888.
''1ieI ~ n ~ ScTTIJ, 1T. 0DELL,
| fsapu Pace. Apart F -
" - ".----,,..1,~7 .,gD ,yoRTgERN RAIT..
Evening journal., 1889-11-13
Honor to whom nonor Is DUO.

Philadelphia Times.
Two prominent journalists were sig
nally honored by the recent election in
New York city.
Evening journal., 1889-11-13
Antipodai MANLY Prowoss.

New York Herald.
Australia holds the sculling champion
ship Of the world in the person Of Henry
Ernest Searle, aud she bids fair to cap.
ture the highest honors in the prize
ring.
Evening journal., 1889-11-13
wANAmAKEk.s.

PuIuADELRHIA. Wednesday, Nov. Is, issq.
Three points of unusual in
terest on the second floor,
Market street side:
Collection Of PAa2adelbAaa
brOancts m a speclak room.
Efh16lt Of PAaladelpAla
made CARPETS and Rigs.
Display Of A1t Neea2esO0rk
and Dec0yatl0e goods.
Reached by quick elevators
or easy stairways.
Evening journal., 1889-11-13

a man with cold generally blows a
g9.s deal abog. it.
Evening journal., 1889-11-13
Ntnst Come to Timo.

New York Herald
America must presently face Australia
IN the prize ring or surrender the belt.
Evening journal., 1889-11-13
FINEST Combination in the world.

New York World.
Mayor Filter of Philadelphia believes
that II the Republican nomination for
President goes to the West in 1892 he
will be the Vice-Presidential nominee.
Evening journal., 1889-11-13

Nothing TO Give Thanks for Row.
Pittsburg Press tRepJ
It was lucky for Harrison that he fred
of his Thanksgiving proclamation before
the elections.
Evening journal., 1889-11-13

various sHhuEs OF DlUMus
light to dark navy.
light to deep reseda.
terra-eotta to deep garnet.
dark plum to heliotrope.
dark myrtle to light sage.
Moire Antique, with figures
in two designs, that sold freely
at $I.5o is now 75c.
West Transept
Three Overcoats as samples.
Frieze-different colors; Eng
lish box cut; young men say
'nobby'' And only SIG. SO!
Cape Overcoats for Boys
~ to s years. Capes a little
short. You save 81 to 81 be-
cause of it.
Only the start of the story.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets corner.
A lot of Women's Colored
French Felt Hats that have
been $I.25 to $I.o5 go to 75c.
Fresh, handsome goods.
There's even more money
to save in a variety Of shapes
for children - velvet, cloth
plush, and so on.
Fancy styles that have been So 50 to S3.J
| are now 81 50. Some of them trimmed
with ribbons and wings.
Another lot very similar that has been ;
| A Quantity Of Children's and Misses Woo
Hats, trimmed with cord and ribbol
just the thing for school, so to SOC
They've been Sl.25 and Sl.3s.
The blue pencil has giver
an especially attractive tin
to many of the Fancy Feather
breasts, clusters, wings, ant
various high priced combina
tions are less than half--25'
to $I.25.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1889-11-13
Fate 81 ! Hleh Tarlr ohan

Fate Of High Tariff Champion.
Philadelphia Times.
Ohio has chuclSed Mckinley hopelessly
in the soup as a candidate for Senator
Evening journal., 1889-11-13

VETILMINGToN AND NORTHERN r RAIL- AL
wv ROAD. Timetable. IN erect nov ~, 1884,
Sum
Daily day
lex Sunday Daily. only
Evening journal., 1889-11-13

BsIY Loaf il botter than 10 vlcstion
y. az. Merchant Traveller.
Evening journal., 1889-11-13
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
d Schedule in effect Nov 10. 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
Evening journal., 1889-11-13


Two Dress Stuffs that get
close to the sensationalin price.
I-4o-inch French Sebasto-
pol, in all the prevailing
plain shades. 1t can't be.
imported to sell for less
than 75c; OaI1' Prize SOC.
2-4o-inch French Alma
Cloth, full line of colors.
A quality that is usually
retailed at ST.; 0uy Prize
soc.
Seasonable weight, desirable
in every way.
Southeast of centre.
You won't guess why these
particular French Robes take a
price drop. There is no reason
able why. It's just an arbitrary
cut. This seasons styles, ex-
elusive patterns, rare and rich
combinations. Some with silk
panels, some with silk and
velvet. Choide shades:
navy brown
plum myrtle
garnet reseQa
old blue olive
And this is the price slide:
go Robe for SIS
So Robe for so
$50 Robe Tor &22
$3.50 Robe Tor S25
Evening journal., 1889-11-13
And this is the price slide:
go Robe for SIS
SO Robe for so
$50 Robe Tor 22
s2. 80 Robe Tor 25
Southwest q centre.

Southwest Of centre.
Some odd lots have crept
into our Silk stock. We want
to be quickly rid Of them.
There's one sure way. An
odd turn for prices to take
seeing that silks have adj
vanced all along the line.
Striped and plain Surahs
that were 81 shall 60 to soc.
MORE Francaise that has
been $I.5o is to wind up at
75c. In these shades:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
JUDGE FUCKERS GUN.
HE SLAPPED AN BDITOR'S PACg AND WAS
READY TO SHOOT.
The Distinguished Citizen Disarmsd and Locked Up
The Affair Grew Out Of Senator Backb1rls
Late ControysSy-Arkins Sad Thai
The Judge wouldn't Fight

DENVER, Col, February s-An en-
counter occurred in Jones saloon, 10 day,
between Col. John Atkins of the Nov,
and Judge A. W. Rucker. At the time,
Dol. Arkins, Chief OF Police Grady, ard
Ssnator-elect L. o. Wolcott, were stand
ing at the bar Judge Rucker entered,
and walking mp to Atkins, without a word,
struck him in the face with the palm OF
hand.
For moment Arkins seemed struck
dumb with amazsment, and while h. was
recovering himself Judge RuCker backed OIL
and pat his hand, il is said, on mis- revolver.
At this point Chief Grady felt called upo1
to exert his official prerogstive BE ar-
rested Judge Rucker snd after disaTmirg
him marched his distinguished prisoner
over to the patrol box ana called the patrol
wagon.
Judge Rucker, whose name has become
famous throughout the country from his
recent tilt with Senator Blackburn, wa.
taken to the city jail He was registered
on the Jail book and against his name waa
pat the charge carrying concealed Woap-
ons and disturbance"
The little scrap grew out of the famous
Blackburd-Rucker imbroglio. While tuis
affair was in progress John Atkins made
visit 10 New York city, and there told
reporter that Judge Ruckcr would no,
fight, that he was not Of fighting s,cck. or
words to that effect. To this judge
Rucker replied that Atkins was neither
gentleman, scholar nor a Demccat. and
he publicly said at that time that he
would settle with Atkins when hs Was
through with Blackburn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
STATE OF TRADE.
Business IL Everywhere ouiet-No Com
plant as TO the supply of wouoy.

Business L. Everywhere Quiet No Com.
plant "a, to the supply Of Ionoy.
NEW YORK, February 3 -R. g.. Dul &
Co. % weekly review of irade s.ys The
average price Of commcdities haa taken r.
turn upward during the pas. week. The
advance has been shout enc plr cent iu
the sggregats aud is shared about equally
between speculative and non-spsculaile
article Pork has declined 30 cents ger
barrel; hogs IL cents per hundred corn
cent: oata ] cant. Wheat has risen o
cents, with reports that e. pow
ful combination so Chicago hlI
cornered May delivery and Che margin ha-
between New York and Chicago tr cc
has grown wider, Chicago being h.Eh.r
OIL has advanced oua.half cent? The iron
trade "a thought by aome 20 have tolen.
bottom. The Thomas Iron Co. has
Slj 30 "a iis c0nliac, price 'lr prey lo .O.
equal 70 $lj for Southern foa at lt.
water, bu. has not yet decided nr01 Il
opening price for the found = kraa.
Some Southern sellers have wilu
from the market, and tNeepi iDs f
pig, no further depression inp ico app,.r
/ 40 change appears in rails. C0r' 'e fa.
nomenaly doll, aud many co..euH ara
stopping.
Business is almost everywhere ciI'e.
quiet, bat when compars1rs are m
some excess over the last Jelr is usually
observed at Cleveland ahont - per cent
There IL nowhere complaiut as io tAe up
ply Of money. TIE glyernmur' rlior
makes the volume Of money in ejaculation
81, 4O5, OCO. 600, against n 500. .OnD GOO ou
Jannary l, the largest irc-aso being ,l
gold coin and the principal decrease Dr. D.
yer and bank notes. The hu iloss failures
number BOB az compared with p i0a-l of
332 Last week and 3l2 the week prsrioua.
For the same week last year tlc r.ar@
were 2-9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by sn East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
mapent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested it's wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive and desire to relieve human suffer
ing, will send free of charge, to all who
desire it, this recipe, in German, French or
English, with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail by addressing,
with stamp, naming this paper, w. A,
MOVES, 14s Powers Block, Rochester.
N y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
THEY MADE ROME HOWL.

Riots by the Unemployed on the Seven
Hllls-LOOtlng Stores and Wrecking
Buildlngs-Msny Persons Iojured.
ROME, February s.-The fears recently
entertained by the authorities that no out
break would occur amoung the thousand
OF unemployed persons in this city, were
realized to-day. This morning great
crowd of unemployed wOrkiDgmen assem-
bled, and marched through the Via Con-
dota, and orher streets of the city, black.
eniug the shop fronts as they went, and in
some cases, entering stores and carrying of
whatever plunder they could secure.
Street lamps aud windows were smashed
by the mob, and on the Via Frattina, a
number Of buildilgs were partly wrecked
Several collisions occurred between the
police and the workingmen and number
of persons were wounded. Several o! The
ringleaders among the rioters were az
rested Troops are forming a Gordon
around the disturbed district. Thirty
persons, mostly policemen, were danger
ously wounded during the not. 1t i
felrei that tire trouble will be renewed
/ tO-mOrrOW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
ENGLISH CHEEK.
General Harrlson's Family Annoyed by a
Man Who Demanded Money.

General Harrlson's Family Annoyed by 9
Man Who Demanded Money.
NEW YORK, February S.-President
elect Harrison and the members Of his
family have, for the last Fix weeks, been
annoyed by the receipt of letters from a
man in New York City, requesting a loan,
the amount asked being from $40 to $50.
No reply being made to the letters, they
were followed by Others repeating the re-
quest, each member of the Generals fam
lily in turn receiving the letters, which
finally took the shape of demand.
Ia all the letters the wiiter stated that he
was an English subject, who was stranded
il this city without money or friends, and
that he wanted the money to enable him to
return to England. He signed bis name and
gave his address, both OF which are with
held by request Of the Generals family.
When Mrs. Harrison and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckee visited New York they found let
ters at their hotel from this same party, re.
newing his demand for a loan. Mrs. Har-
rison became greatly annoyed, as there
was an intimation in the letter that almost
anything might happen if the money asked
for was not instantly remitted.
II was finally decided tt place the mat
ter in the hands of the police, and de-
tective was put TO work upon the case.
He went to the address given by the
signer OF the letters and was surprised to
find the author OF the letters there, aud
the name given by him was not an as
sumed ore The man said he intended no
harm; that he really needed money to get
back to England, and that he thought that
persistent effort to borrow from some
member of the Harrison family might
prove successful. He promised to write
no more letters, and no further action was
taken by the police.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
LIABILITIES $1,000, 900.
Failure of the Pacific Guano Company
Their Property Attached.

Failure of the Pacific Guano Company
Their Property Attached.
WOODS HoLL, MASS, February The
works of the Pacific Guano Company
were attached yesterday by the Lynn In
stitution for Savings, and they have assign
ed TO John g. Ropes, of Boston. Liabili
ties about 81 600, 900.
The cOmpsny's headquarters are at Bos
ton, and besides the works here they have
mines at Beaufort, S. c., and works at
Charleston, S. @. The selling agents OF
the company are Glidden & Co of Boston,
who are indorsers of their paper TO large
amount. The latter firm will probably
assign.
Mr.. John C. Ropes is of the firm OF
Ropes, Gray & LOring. A member of the
firm says the Pacific Guiana Company as
signed because the Lynn Savings Bank had
become alarmed and had attached the
property. Mr. Ropes is temporary SIS.
signee, and a meeting Of creditors will be
called when a permanent assignee will be
appointed. He says: 81 don't believe the
company to be insolvent. The capital
stock is $1,000, 600. Messrs Glidden &
Co. have not as yet assigned, but will do SC
to-day. Tecbnicalities on prevented an Gs-
signment yesterday"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09

r,eked That b,dy for the last week. AL
the Il publican members were back IN
their seats. and 10 was evident thit they
had had quite enough Of the strike. Their
revolt had proven more dangerous at the
breach than at the muzzle There was
o-lv one exciting feature It was the cut
ting castgation that Young Prichard, Of
Wayne. administered to Senator Maxwell.
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE
The iointasssmbly met a. 8 o'clock and
after the roll was called, Puchard arose TO
souesuoa OF privilege. He said that the
Senator from Harrison county had seen ft
to Rad him q lecture ont cf the store of his
ksowledge, telsusc he was s. yOnng man
and bed bsen Sd presEmptuous as TO ask a
few pertinent questions. OF the charge OF
being a Young man, be pleaded guilty,
but it was no more cut OF place for him 10
ask those questions ;hsn for tAe Senator
from Harrison 90 answer as he had done.
A rJsILLANINOUs LIAR.
MI Prichard wished to say that the
charge that Pc hsd iaaie o- would make an
attempt To- iislfsnChi,s voters would come
with te-t.r gaze from any other mau on
the door than from the msn who hsd made
it He made the chsrge that be Prich-
ard bad received iraudJ sntvotes. The
statement was utterly false and ne owed
I'D apology fo tire senator from Harris %
l0r branding 10 So.
Mr. Prichard then read the extract from
.U. 4 u q
it was his Language. Maxwell refused to
make any snswer.
PnchaId continued, and his anger was
boiling over. "I want 90 say 70 the Senator
from HsrisOn that f he fathers this state
ment sitlsr by silence or open assertion,
he utters a ialsehocd, and to the editor Of
iha Ilfsi0Hlsr who is sitting before me-
.f hs Is she author of this remark be is a
.orger and @ pusilianimous liar
maxwell DID NOT REPLY.
Col Moore objected TO the use of such
language and The Chair cautioned Mr.
Prcuard That gentleman continued his
address at some length, though in a mOdi-
lied tone, denying every statement Max
well had msde regarding his election and
branding them as les Mr. Maxwell did
l0t offer % make shy reply.
TIE Chan gheu inquired II there were
my business before the body Senator
Price reported that the committee appoint
1d 90 consider che Wood and Webster
.ounty complications was not able 90 make
NV announcement He moved that the
,ssembly take a recess untl 3 p. m. Mon
iay. The motion Cafrisd
wEDSTEE'S AND WOODS RETURNS
After the adjournment of both HOUSES
he ieint committee which has the Web
.ter and Wood cases in hand held a meet
NJ Senator Msxwell has IN his posses-
.ioa properly certified papers that straight
s1 ont the Wood county matter and give
Nr Bowers his votes. The Webster County
Court sent a certificate 70 Nj. Caldwell,
which ia under-tcoi 90 be the same IN
e fleet as a certificate held by Mr. COwden
u hehal, of he Republican candidate. IL
This is true there will be no difficulty.
The committee viii NEE. between now
sud Monday and VIII agree On the igures
Of Mr.. Caldvels msiority 10 Webster,
and viii be- ready To- report to the assem-
bly, the same day, when the whole work
VIII bs closed mp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
pnt Hls rhrashInr ut So 900,

ATLANTA, GA, February 8.-Tom Cobb
Jackson has been sued for SOS, 900 dam
ages, alleged to have been inflicted upon
John @. Campbell, present editor of the
Birmingham Hornet. Last October, when
Capt. Harry jackson was in the race for
the State Legislature, the AralGnche a
scurrilous paper. attacked him in vile
terms. Tom Cobb Jackson took up his
fathers cause with such vigor one day
that Campbsll was considerably worsted
Capt. jackson, hearing that his son had
whipped Campbell, st once went to the
Aralanche office and Wiped Martin, the
other editor. The AUdldnche is now dead,
Martin has disappeared and Campbell is
now in Birmingham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

A wild man is creating terror in the
mountainous regions OF Georgia.
New Bremen, O, offers free gas TO all
manufacturers who will locate there.
Mr.. Blaine has leased the Seward man
sion in Washington for a period of ten
years.
Ex-senator Window is quoted as saying
that no offer of Cabinet position has been
made to him.
Vice President-elect Morton has leased
furnished dwelling in Washington for
use during Inauguration week.
A delegation of Ohio State Senators,
headed by Major Rathbone, called on
General Harrison yesterday. 1t is said
that their mission was to urge ex-Gov-
ernor Foster for the Treasury Depart
ment.
Captain Jas. E. Waller, private secretary
TO Governor Lee, of Virginis, was found
dead in his Office with bullet hole in his
head.
A combination of Boston and Kansas
City capitalists have purchased thirty-two
thousand acres Of lond near Ft. Payne,
Alabama, and organized coal and iron
company.
Public Printer Benedict has been sued
for $40, 900 damages by discharged sol.
dier, who claims that Benedict falsely
stated before House committee that plain
tiff was discharged for leaning money to
his associates at an unlawful and exorbi.
/ that rate of interest.
The President has nominated Carroll D.
Wright, Of Massachusetts,, 10 be Commits
sioner of Labor.
The coke strike hos cnllapsed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
MRS. ALrHoUsE AwAKENs,

After Sleeping for Thtrty-Flve Dnys-EN-
ceedinglY Weak, buf Recovering Strength.
ATTICA, n. Y, February s.-Mrs. En-
ma AlthOuse, the sleeping woman,
awakened yesterda~ rom her last trance,
nayiug slept tnir,y.fve days and a lew
hours. For the past few days she had
shown signs that the crisis, whether she
would awake or not, was approaching.
After what appeared TO be a struggle she
opened her eyes, her ro3e bled freely and
her breathing increased in force and rapid
ity until the respiration exceeded fifty a
minute Her temperature was ordinary,
about ninety-eight, the pulse unsteady and
fluctuatiDg. Mrs. Althouse WAS very
weak, and several fsinting liss followed
her awakening. Some nournishment, the
first since January ,. was gwen her. She
was, up to this morning, only able to COM
municl'e with her attendants by motions
of the head in reply to questions, but is
reported as gaining strength rapidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09

lem: All you gu, 10 uu io oil. ....
nything / hand you, and h8 mid
to ne. Mike, you 20 down the road and
let us know when they were coming
When / got down TO the place Mcclure
and Flannsgan passed me, but did not
speak to them. ! followed them. ] SAW
Beyerino come up and shoot from the
bushes. He shot Mcclure twice iu iha
back. lie then shot at the other mar
and think be hit him Then NI,i
came up in front Of them and shot ihe
other man twice in the face bad r.-
volver in my hand, running af.er ,h0m
The horse ran and Mcclure YVES mn
ing with bis feet under fn0
wheel. Beverino came mp when he
horse stopped and he shot the horse and
shot Mcclure sgain in the face. he Then
cut the straps that held the val.ss 'o th.
buggy, then put the yalise on his ,houldu
and said, Let's 20 through here wa.
rainidg and muddy and we went up aud
took the money and hid il a couple OF mile.
from the scene Of the murder; also The gun
shot four times; don't know whether
hit anybody. Beverin9 fired about iittcl
shOig -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
Their Skulls Crushed to a Jelly.

LEADvILLE, Col, February S.-A most
shocking accident occurred this morning
at the mine belonging the American Min
ing and Smelling Company, whose eupef-
intendent, William Gleason, YVES killed
yesterday by falling rock. The SEC
ond tragedy occurred about O'Clock
to-day. William Mslet and Thomas Sims
went down 20 the bottom of the shsft, 200
feet, to see about the depth of the water.
After completing their examination they
signalled the engineer to pull them up. As
they started toward the bucket piece of
timbering fell from the mouth of the shaft,
striking the uususpecting men on their
heads. crushing their skulls to Jelly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
Renevs Her Youth,

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story
the truth of which is vouched for by the
residents of the town: 81 am 73 years old,
have been troubled with kidney complain,
and lameness for many years; couldnott
dress myself without help. Now / am free
from all pain and soreness, and am able to
do all my own Homework. owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having re-
nswed my youth, and removed completely
all disease and pain" Try bottle, soc
and 81 at Logan & Co. g drug store.