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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
ROBED IN WHITE.

Sleigh Bells Jingilpg In the Empire Stste-
lee In the Lower Hudson.
NEW YORK, March 3.-The Inhabitants
Of this city went to bed last night fearing
another blizzard, such as we had two years
ago, had reached this city from the chores
Of Lake Michigan.
All were relieved this morning when
they arose and found the sun shining
brightly and but sn inch or two Of snow
on the ground.
The lower Hudson, for the first time this
year, is filled with ice, and the prospects
of the icemen are becoming brighter.
Through the interior Of the State the fall
of snow was greater than in this city, and
the first good sleighing Of the season is re-
ported from the region Of the Upper Had
SON,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
LEAGUE MAGNATEs.
Big Base Ball Men Meeting st Cleveland
To-day.

Big Base Ball Men Meeting st Cleveland
To-day.
CLEVELAND, o., March The Wed
dell House is hearq quarters Of the National
Lssgue League Of Base Ball Clubs. and
the wide corridors are thronged tonight
The following delegates to the meeting
which begins tomorrow, are already here
John B. Day and G. 7. Dill
linphsm, New York; A. II. Sodeu
and W. N. Conant, Boston; W. M Nimici
+ Palmer O'Nsill and A. N. Scandrett
Pittsburg; Johu T. Brush, Indianapolis
A. g. Soaiding, Chicago; and N. E. Young
President of the League, Washington
Representatives from Washington, Brook
lyn, Cincinnati and Philadelphia will ar
rive in the morning. Nothing wss don'
to-day.
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ALONG THE RIVER.
The Coming and Going of Stsambostm
The Marks From Above.

The Coming and Going Of stsambostmen'
The Marks From Above.
TIE marks at Pittsburg last evening
were 8 feet 8 inches and falling.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated Is feet 6 inches and falling.
Capt. Charley Mnhlemsn has quietly
settled down in the Touring mill business
at Hannibal, Ohio. Charley's old friends
didn't think be would be content Of the
river, but be is fooiing them.
The following named towbosts are on
the way down with lows Of coal: Lud
Keeier, 6 boats, barges; Sam CLARK, Is
bsrges, 8 boats. fuelbost; Sam Brown, III
boats; John Penny, IA b,rges; Smoky
CITY. 5 boats, 8 barges, / fuel; Little Pred /.
4 boats, 8 barges. The Smoky City will
add to her tow at Louisville and proceed
on to New Ofleaus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04

ALBANY, March S.-Ths New York
Leagues ballot reform petition was
brought to Albany to day, and tonight
was carried ON the shoulders Of fourteen
men into the assembly chamber amid
storms of applause. The book is 26 inches
wide. 80 inches long and 8 feet thick, con-
tanning 81, 144 signatures from New York
city and over 16, 900 from Brooklyn. the
petition was referred to the Committee on
Judiciary.
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..,on ov.r me Lottsry BIN.

MINSEAroLIs. March 3.-The Journal
Grand Forks, N. D., special says; Inc
following circular was received here TO-
kay from Mayor Bentley, Of Bismarck;
"There are strong rumors that the infa-
nous lottery bill will be re-introducsd IN
tine Legislature March 4, or coon there.
after, and that NJ. A. Dluphin, President
of the Louisiana State Lottery Company
is now in the city. Circulate and for
ward protests to the Secretary OF this com
mittee at once. Arrange to have leading
citizens ready to come to Bismarck 10 tx
ert their il Il lueLce sgsinst the bill"
The citizens here are considerably eA'
cited aud the sentiment seems to ps tna'
the bill will pass il introduced sgain.
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HALF A THOUSAND SLAIN.
French Soldiers Again Defeat the King OF
Dahomey's Troops.

French Soldiers Again Defeat the King OF
Dahomey's Troops.
PARIS, March IA report has been
received by the Government, from the
Governor OF Senegal, stating that 800 OF
the King Of Dsbomey's troops attacked
the French force under Commandant Ter
riton.. at Atzsbo. After a severe fight
the French repulsed the natives killing
and woundipg 500 Of them.
It is reported that the Government in
tends to annex the Kingdom Of Dahomey
TO the French possessions In Africa, and
that large expedition will be cent to the
West. The expedition, II is said, will be
under orders to act promptly upon its ar
rival in order to avert the putting to death
of many captives on the occasion OF the
Kings accession 10 the throne, 1t being
the custom in Dshomey to sacrifice a
large number Of prisoners and Dshomisns
at sll state and religious ceremonies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04

From Philadelphis, Pal am selling
more Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup than all
other cough remedies combined, and the
demand is still increasing.
B. ]. ToLBoLT, Druggist. 256 s. Second
street.
"There's divinity doth hedge king
that treason' fears to touch him. But
rheumatism is no respecter of persons, and
Royalty wonld do well to patroniza Saliva
tion Oil, the great pain cure.
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OIL GUsHER.

A Valuable Well Brought in In Hancock
County.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
NEW CUMBERLAND, W. VA, March 3.
The Coast & Evans we'll on the Owens
farm, three miles east Of here, came in
this morning. 1. has been flowing all day
at the rate Of from go to 75 BARRELS day.
There has been few Others developments
in the field recently.
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A Valuable PRECEDENT.

Important Agreement Between Boss Pias-
terers and Journeymen.
--sw YORK, March 3.-The iourneymeD
plastsrers observed to-day as one Of rest
and jubilee, TO celebrate the consumms-
iion Of an agreement by which they will
commence on May 10 work eight hours
dsyat stipulated wages Of so cents an
hour, or $4 per day.
There have beeh frequent conferences be-
tween the boss plasterers ard the Journey
men Plasters' Union, and this morning the
arrangement, as given above, was ratified.
The agreement is to hold good for two
years. The result is considered most
valuable precedent in the contemplated
movement of eight hours ss days labor
for all tradesmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04

How Eugene johnson Made His Escape
From the Penitentiary.


From the Penitentiary.
Superintendent Thompson, Of the peni-
tentiary, made every e1ertion, yesterday,
TO learn some trace cf johnson, the con.
yict Who made his escape from that in
stitution Monday evening, as mentioned
in yesterdays REGISTER, bat the effort
failed.
The police Of this city were notified Of the
eecape about three O'Clock yesterday
morning. and an alarm was sent out to
the night force to be on the lookout for
him. About four o'clock in the morning
q man answering in every particular the
description Ct the prisoner prisoner print
ed yesterday, crossed the suspension
bridge to the Island, and thence went to
Bridgeport. The Island and Second ward
police telephoned to Bridgeport to hold
on 10 the man until they could get over,
but it happened that the stranger over
hesrd q conversation at the Bridgeport
toll houfe, which he must have judged
related to him, and at once disappeared.
Officers Lukens and Scally went over and
tearcbed that side of the river ss far
down as the glass works, but could not
find the man.
johnson is the man who killed Marshal
Thatcher, of boundsville, about three
years ego, and had about three years to
serve, he being sent mp for Q seven year
term. He was at one time q prisoner iu
the Wheeling jail, where he was sent for
stoning q railroad train.
At the penitentiary he was employed as
fireman at the boiler house, and II was
from the fre-room that he made his escape
about halfpast seven o'clock Sunday
night. Taking long pole used to clean
the boiler huss with, he fixed hook in
the end of it, and then hooked the contriv-
ance over the prison wall. By means Of
this appliance he made bis way without
difficulty TO the top Of the prison wall,
and there, procuring rope from one Of the
watch to Eers, used by the guards to hoist
up coal and water, etc, he let himself
down 10 the ground outside the walls and
disappeared. He must have departed
some time before his absence was discov-
cred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
LOOKS MORE SERIOUS.
A Charge sr,hs Worse In Ex OODSrss

= Vango ior the Worse In Ex-UonGress
msn ranib bees Condition.
WASHINGTON, March The condition
u 1'S.Pissn'a'iye Tsulbee, who ws'
''' ,! Cciiespondent KirclAd, Hss repOr'
20 ao' TO be 30 favorable to-day.
y; Bayre. Eho i, attending Mr.. Taui,
y ays that The wound is dangerous and
e.o,ss sr.ous.
.-a uoraiog ihs physicians placed Mr.
- - ''e aader the ilfaenoe of chlOrotorn
-,ls s. successful effort to hod th'
NFas loelied in the neck in the
49,. 'ae laynX. Ii was intended TO sx
n a' ball TO day, bat oa account ol
saS condition OfMr. Tsuloee thu
'sios'pous3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
THE GRAND OLD MAN.
GLADSTONE DBNOUNCBs rHB sLANDBRgRs
OF THE "fIMBs."
Hh Speech 90 The Motion 10 Accept The Commissions
hpt-S,lisbury Msksa Weak Denial
Of LabOuchsss 0hargs-Gsl-
sral Foreign News.

LONDON, March 3.-In the Houss Of
Commons tonight, Mr.. W. H. Smith
moved the adoption Of the report OF tn Q
Paruell Commission. He considered that
the course proposed would be absolute jus
tice TO the members whe had been i'm
pugned and to ell persons included in the
allegations Of the newspaper which had
published the charge. [Ironical PArrell
Cheers Was there any one in the House
who did not wish to see Justice done even
to that newspaper. Cheers.
There were certain features Of the pub
LEGATIONS which we're deeply TO be deplored,
bat other accusations were justified by the
report It was Q unique report Opposition
laughter, but the impartiality Of the
judges had been acknowledged by the ac-
cused members, whoee acquittal from per-
sonal charges he thought Q subject for
hearty copgratulstion. Regarding the
Commissions finding certain respondents
guilty Of conspiracy, the government might
be asked why il did not take action there
on. He held that II was no part Of the
intention Of the government to constitute
O commission with the view Of IN dieting
punishment upon the Parnellites. Gfoans
and laughter from the opposition.
Mr.. Gladstone moved the amendment
announced by Mr.. Morley on February
25, declaring & that the House rsprobstes
the charges, based upon cslumny that
have been made antagonist to members Of
the House. and while expressing satisfac-
tion at the exposure made of svil.doers,
regrets the wrong inflicted and the suffer
ing endured through those acts OF d,grant
iniquity.
Mr.. Gladstone said be desired to avoid
party recriminstiop. II the Government
motion bad been sufficient to do justice TO
the members impuged, he would have been
ready to support 1t. Bat it was utterly
insufficient. 1t failed to represent the
fence OF opinion which the House and the
country had formed upon the Commis-
sion's report. Although he felt II TO be
his duty to criticse freely some Of the jadges
statements, he believed there was not q
line of the report, from the beRinning to
the end, that was not written in honor
and good faith. Cheers. Was II, he
asked, ever before proped to o deliberate
body that they should accept Ia lump
Q report of 160 folio psges bristling with
controversial mattel? Ia what respect
had the three judges Of the Commission
more weight and authority than
other experienced men in deciding
ho crime was due to the
league and how far 70 oppressive
evictiontp The Commissions report
touched these and other questions long
debated politically by men as capable Of
deciding thereon as the Judges who con-
stituted the Commission. As an instance
Of their disproportionate and unbalanced
Judgment, the Jndgea had uneaIthed sn
obscure paper, The Hishmdn, fllirg sev-
ersl pages Of their report with extracts
thertfrom, which had been termed by
Archbishop Walsh most abominable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
FIRE AND CONFUSION.
Terrible Wreck on tho Fort Wayns--Twen-
" Cars Bnrned.

ty Cars Bnrned.
MANSFIELD, o, March 3-The Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago had q
worst wreck at Lskeville at 1 O'Clock this
morning it has bad for many years.
Three trainmen and thousands of dollars
worth Of property were consumed in the
fire, which followed run-in.
The third section Of west.bcund freight
trsin No. SO broke down a mile west Of
Lakeville, and the fourth section Of the
same train crashed into the rear end. I'm.
mediately after the crash a tank car oi
gasoline in front of the caboose exploded.
Oa the engine were Engineer John
Cowan, Fireman Harvey Galehouso and
Head Brakeman Edward Miller. All oi
them received probably fatal Injuries be-
fore the fire reached them, but when
their bodies were found the fire had
roasted them.
The oil from two other tank cars added
fuel to the fire, which consumed twenty
freight care and the ties on about 500 feel
Of track.
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Iscon,umption Incursble?

Read the following: Mr.. O. Harris, Of
Newark, Ark, says: Was down win
Abscess of Lungs, and friends and physi'
clans pronounced me as an Inczrshle con-
sumptive. Began using DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; am using
INV third bottle, and able to overeee the
work on my farm. 1t is the finest medi'
cine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says
"Hsd it not been for DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption 1 would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was gwen up Dy ooc- %
tors. Am now in best OF health ny
it. Sample bottles free at Logan q oo.'s
drug store.
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THE sroLLINes-AULTz EPISODE
Is Was Found That witnesses Knew too
Much

It Was Found That Witnesses Knew too
Much
Special Telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 3.-The
Gazette will say tomorrow: 1t crept out
last wsek ths. the persons who are &C
quaiu.ed with the facts regarding the StOl.
liugs.Aaliz episode were summoned before
the grand jary Of this county, which fact
caused no little uneasiness on the part Of
Ike closely interested parties. and steps
we're immediately taken to quiet
the thing down. The witnesses
were interviewed, and it was found
that their statements would be very dam
aging to both Stollings and Aultz. Hence,
il became evident that something had to
be done in order b prevent en- indictment.
Probably The best plan conceivable was
hit upon and carried out when upon the
implneling Of the grand Jury yesterday
morning Sheriff Piekens (the Republican
cfii,ial who is ever ready to obey the b.
hests OF his party summoned Dr.. Anltz
On the jury TO fill the place Of an "ab-
entee.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
Advice to Mothers,

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children testhing, is the prescription oi
ope Of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing suocess
Iv m;Iiions OF mothers for their children.
Durine the process Of teething its value is
;rcalcuable. It relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
In the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests its mother
prica 25c a f-,tsi.
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Increased Fifteen Thousand Fold.

The Express but recently published the
fact that Mr.. q P. Cole, q poor man who
resides at Peai sail, was the lucky winner
Of fifteen thousand dollars in the Louisi.
ana State Lottery, having purchased ticket
No. 50, ASS, which drew one-fortieth OF the
grand capital prize of $500. 900 in the De
cember drawing. Mr.. Cole sent his ticket
TO New Orleans by express, where it was
cssbed in full, and the money returned to
him in a remarkably short time, thus
demonstrating the fact that the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, is ss reliable as
ever, and never makes promise that Is
not carried out to the letter.-San Antonio
Tex. Express, January 8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
sali,bury Denies the charge.

LONDON, March 3,-Speaking in tie
House of Lords with reference to the
charges made against him by Mr.. Henry
Jabouchere, in the House of Commons
last Friday night, Lord Salisbury ex-
planned that be did not meet Lieut. Gen
Sir Brighton Probyn, of the Prince Of
Wales household, with view TO enabling
Lord Arthur Somerset, who was charged
with completely in the Cleveland street
scandal, to escape.
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A Strong Organization

Special Telegram TO the Register.
COLUMBUS, o, March S.-Secretary
Watchorn Of the Usited Miners Of America
has a petition from 5000 Michigan miners
tn join the Urder he says the new organi-
zation will be the strongest in existence
By the end of the year. Master Workman
Nugert has gone to LstrObe, Pa, to coun-
sci in some miners trouble in answer to q
alrUrana
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Fractured His Skull.

Special Telegram 70 the hesiseer'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 3.-Wm.
TiudEep, owner and operator Of the con-
sOlidated mines, embracing the Union,
Kspavhs and Mt. Morris works, while
working on a barge under one OF his
tipples Saturday afternoon was struck Oh
the forehead by q crab, which resulted IN
frscturing his skull. He was taken to nis
home at once and died yesterday. DE
wss a native of Cornwall. England, and
was As years of age. A brother, Charle,
Trudgen, who resides in Cincinnati, and
a sister living at Coal Valley are his only
relatives in this country.
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Young Declines tho Ofrsr

CLEVELAND, March 3-Setretary Brur.
nell's communication was shown Presi-
dent Young, who smiled as he said: His
proposition to the effect that the National
League adopt resolution allowing it's
clubs TO play with those CT the Brotherhood
could not be accepted because 1t would
Violate the national agreement.
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THE PoPE,s ADDRESS.

He Holds on to the Claim Of Temporal
Sovereignty.
ROME, March 3.-Tbe Pope was borne
10 the chapel on the Ssdis, wearing the
tiara and his full state vestmenls. Cirdi-
nal Melchers celebrated mass. The Pope
made a speech. in which he dwelt upon the
social question. He said that II WAS his
absolute duty 10 defend the doctrines Of
the church, and that II would be benef-
cial II all governments put An end to war
against the church aud did their utmost to
place her chief in veritable state OF inde-
pendence.
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WA. v,,v,n,a,s New Railroads.

CLARKsBURG, W. VA, March 3.-The
officials of the Pittsburg and West Vir-
ginis Railroad, by which the system Of
railroads under construction through the
csnter of the State by ex-senator Camden
is known, announce that work will COM
mencs on their lines about April 1. When
completed these roads will form direct
line from the B. & o. at Fsirmont, to the
O. go, 10 the Kanswha Valley.
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NEARLY ESCAPED.
PrIsOaers In weIlsburE jail Attempt TO
break Out.

Prisoaers In wellsburE jail Attempt 10
break Out.
Special TtlsgTcn TO ne RsSister.
wELLsBURG. W. VA, March 3 -An-
other bold attempt was made to effect .
Jail delivery here les. night. There are
four men row coDfaed in the jail for
minor offenses. The jail is 50 con-
structedtbat it is. possible for per
son from the outside to hand In
any small instrument to the prisoners.
This morning it WAS discovered that the
chains licking the cell door hsd been
sawed 10 two, and an .ffOrt had been made
70 pry open the jail door from the outside
THIS effort was unsuccessful, and 1t was
due to this fact, that the four jail birds are
still lsBguisiDg 10 durance vile. Oaly q
short time ago, the prisoners accomplished
. Wholesale all delivery by prying stone
out Of the wall. There is general de-
mand for q more secure Jail structure.
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Nsnrlng the Day OF His Doom

special 7sle9rGm 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March S.-o'i'
Faulks is now ct work on the sosffoid on
which Felix Kampf will be executed on
Friday next, although NO enclosure hs'
been erected around the Jail, the execution
will be as private a. possible, and although
sheriff Pickens has decided where 1t VII
take place, he is keeping the time pro
found secret, and as yet 1t Is NOT Ano"i
aven Nv his Deputies.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and 80 popular as to need no special men
tiop. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same cong of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guarsn-
teed TO do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases Of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
Malayisl fevers.-For cure OF Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Ritiers.-Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. d.-Price so cts. and
81 90 per bottle, st Logan & Co.'s drug
49, 8
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s,ow storm In nIa,sschusstts.

Boston, March 3.-A heavy snow sto' n,
has been raging here since yesterday after
noon. About seven inchss Of Stow have
fallen up to 1870 a. m. Advices from
points on Cape Cod, Newport, Portsmouth,
N. h; New Bedford, Msss.; Hartford,
Ct, and other places, report the worst
storm of the season.
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LOUIsvILLR's FLOOD.

The Waters Begin to Recede Very
Slowly
LOUISVILLE, March 3.-The river reach
ed 81 feet III inches at the highest point
and to-day began to recede. 1t has fallen
to 81 feet inches, and is going
very slowly. The water is now
standing several feet deep in a umber of
business houses and tenements on the
river front, and number of factories have
been shut down. The chief loss is by the
closing of the factories. About one thous-
and men are temporarily thrown out Of
work.
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MAsoN's TOUR.

The Internal Revenue Commissioner WIN
Inspect 10 Person.
WASHINGTON, March 8 3-Oommissioner
Mssou, Of the Internal Revenue, will leave
Washington tomorrow on general tour
of inspection of all the Southern collection
districts. He will first visit Richmond
and then 20 through the Csrolinas, Ala
bams, Georgia, to New Orleans, as the
turaiDg point. He expects to be gone
about two weeks.
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rHRKR OF ONE MIND.

Victim. OF Christian Science Placed In a
County jail.
BLOOMNGTON, ILL, March 3.-Mrs.
Molly Smith and her tso sisters, Miss
Julia end Emma Barnes, all prominent
and highly respected young ladies Of Say
brook. were lodged in the county Jail, in
this city. Saturday night. They are suffer
ing from the widest and most affecting
emotional insanity upon the question OF
Christian Science. They have recently
bssn attending meetings held by the So
called ''faith workers and their minds
have given away entirely.
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nnnhlen,a Arnica salve.

The bes. salve in the world for Outs,
Rsuises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
SorSs. Tetter, Chspped Hands, Ohilolains'
c, G,,ns ard All the Skin Eruptions, and pos
i,;vely cures Piles, or no pay required ~
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money &
rsfSnded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by Logan & Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04

Dos'T commit suicidel if you have
dvsyepsis: with headache, heartburn, dis
trsss in the stomach, no appetite, and are
all worn out-but take Hoods Ssrsapar-
lila and be cured. 1t crestes an appetite,
and gently regulates the digestion. Sold
| by druggists.