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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-29

How ABSURD for newspapers 20 publish
"Rules for Husbands" Any sort OF wife
can prescribe better rules for q husband
than he can and in anewspaper.-Texss
Siftings.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-29

A POCKET pin-cushion free to smokers Of
ssTansillfs Punch SC. Cigars.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-29

FRUIT growing fails largely through
lack of intelligence and care. Timely
work is of vast importance. and many
fruit growers hate exactness and care
full Study of details. The very ques-
tions some fruit growers ask show their
ignorance. Adherence to old quack
remedies is another sign of ignorance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-29

A NAN can make himself decidedly IN
pleasant by insisting on reminding US Of
what we thought last year.-Milwaukee
Journal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-29
Improved Tree and Plant Label

We show a cut of an improved label
devised by that venerable nurseryman,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-29

-He-It tickles me greatly TO find
can raise a moustache. Shelf tickles
me. too.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-05-29
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

NfchoII's sarsaparilla Cures all diseases arts
Ing from impure blood. For sale by druggists.
SPISX 4 KEHES DRUG Co. Minneapolis. Mimi
szrSAME THIS PAPER every tine yrits
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
ranrht a lIonstcr Jewi.h.


Mr.. Joseph L. Stonebrakor, residing az
1927 Eutaw place. has returned home from
a trip 10 Florida. He brought with him
the skin of "a monster Jewish which he
caught March - Mr. StOuebraker and
Mr.. !. b. Mckee We're cruising in a small
sloop Yacht. when. being overtaken by
stormy weather, they put into Sarasota
Pass. While lying there the spOrtsmen
were told that il was a fayorite fishing
ground for Jewish They got out their
shark hook and line. and, batting with a
mulet. cast 10 out. In moment 1t was
taut. After considerable difficulty they got
the line I'm ANA found a shark instead of a
Jewish As soon as they got him 10 the
surface Mr. Stonebraker fired five bullets
into his head and by using a Ratchet eX-
tracted the hook.
Fresh bait was put on. and shortly after
IL was thrown out the bait was taken. The
fisherman thought IL wis the mate OF the
shark they had hooked. and began 10 pull
him In vigorously When they got their
fish near the surface he made "a fir, and.
lcap.ug upward, showed him what sort of a
fish he was They then used all their skill.
and after f0rty-tivc minutes work landed
the iewfsh. 10 measured SIX feet ten
inches i'm Length and ffty-nine inches in cir
conference After getting him 10 the sur
face one Of the boatmcn passed a rope
through his -ills and Out his mouth. The
throat halliarts were bent Op. and two men
Vare tequiled 30 hoist the fish ol dock.
Mr.. Mckee took photograph of the tsh,
which weighed about 40 pounds. Mr..
Maull. VINO Is piscatorial authority, says
the skin is from the largest spec.me he has
ever. seen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

XXTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houseworl. Small family. Good wages
aud steady situation Apply 10 MRS. VI. ).
McFADDEN. l0S Virginia street. Island. apl6q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
s,Y,yn1cIl. NEIomnoR.

our esteemed Democratic nei-hoor 'Ai-
NOT understand the difference between iie
,,-oposition of the Free Traders to open
aur doors to the products OF rufpl gam
cheap labor nd tac rcuprocIl treaty ',
tween this country and SCUM AAiei-,,.'
proposed by the Pan American CONS M
b, fht terms of which Wo VIII lc enap.t"
a. control the markets of south Amcfied
neafnst the world To is misfortune lu
which We heartily sympatntc WIN OUT
i,.irhh0r. that DO Isl unable Oh treat me >'to-
tr..f without party bias The question: i- d.
rrn-narfis.in one. men 1f al PARTIES claOis-
in,- it The countries of south Auicfi',.
do not compete with as in minlilcl lie1
products. while England DOES. iii.,..'1 '-
cen.
Vow. SEQ here. neighbour answer uN
Two or three questions.
You supper, the MCKINNEY tariff
DIN. don't you2
You say emphat.ca.ly. yes In'f' is
no doubt about that
Well: you support Che Pan-Amoriean
proposition for trade reciprocity with
south America, don't you2 Again You
say cmphatically yes
That means free trade Win S'D,"
America.
Yes. you reply.
Goo1 again. Nov. the MckNtEn
bin puts tariff ON hides and increases
the present tariff ON wool. TWO OF lne
most important schedules Goo che o-ii.
Does 10 not?
Yes: you promptly answer
So far. So good. Now does ns' "o7'
of,he hides and wool imported into the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
Fortune. rroahs -soattorea Every, hore.

Does history repeat itself in vain: Let
no man doubt that the Louisiana State
Lottery did. on Tuesday. March nth. de-
eide bv the 33Sth Grand Monthly Draw
ing. who shall yet Sl.O4,>oO in sums from
5000 down All information can be had
from NJ A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Ticket 40 S.l32 drew the First Capital
I Prize of 5000. GO0. 70 was sold i'm twcntleths
40 81 each two to G.. &. CoutCy. . Ashland
ST. Maiden. Mass one Co Albert Weiss,
Z Galveston. Texas: one To- Geo NJ Green.
Boston. Mass one tO Chas. III. Johnson,
l1 sudbury ST.. Boston Mass: one
To- Fanny Roppe. care Char. les
Poppc. Stockton. Cal; one % Ju-
seph Goodman, care W \. Suiienpetg x
Co. 5th 4ud South SIS. Philadelphia Pa;
oncto 4 Aiuan Sl2 THOMPSON ST.,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa; one % ". Cuudingley.
2qll Fairhil st. Philadelphia. Pa. one
20 H. Hudson and II Knots. care c. ID.
2OJ SO. Gay street. Baltimore, Nd. one TO
Franklin Bank. Baltimore, Md, one 90
Miss Charlotte Hedge, 80 Second st. san
Francisco. Cal one 90 Miss Carrie Bell
Willis. Texas: one 20 "a DepositOr, New
Orleans Nat Bank. New Orleans, La. I;
ETC.. etc Ticket No. 4,iH drew the
Second Capital Prize of 100000 sold in
tweutieths at ~ each. One to Branch
Bank of Commerce. Omaha Neo.'
one 20 Sayorys X Cos Express,
81 Court square Boston, Mass. I;
one to Merchants aud Planters Bank.
Greeuville. Miss; one 70 First National
Bank. Lima. OHIO; one % Memphis City
Bank. Memphis. Tenn; oneto G. Phillip,
Kalamazoo. Mich; one To j. {. RrichaId,
Buffalo. y y; one 20 \. Notheic lob
I Adams St. Jefferson City. Mo; one 10
Robert Gregg and q. q. Edmonds, Boston,
Mass; etc Ticket No 1922 drew the
Tbiri Cauital Prize of S5O.UOG Picket No
26sjt drew the Fourth Capital Prize Of
+ S15UU. The next drawing VIII take place
Tuesday, May 18th, of which Information
will Dee furnished ON application 90 ". \.
Dauphiu, New Orleans. La.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

u
The cows have taken cnar-e or NIeNe
Hl. ol late AND nave petn t'.S,IN c'.,.
wien H'"cI9' t"ieols, - 80. 49,.
l.oll.'-- g. 80 ~ 30 Scof- NcC1l-
-' - 49,. ~, Gravel Hin. and
.. ,.. I....'. 800, to,rers and plants
isft the place I'm "a pretty mess. There is "a
I.v- .a.-5iusf allowing animals 90 run az
Ial..-. through the city. and 70 should be en-
forced
A...rlir,- -o the Hd.ugIcrt. several
.liD.a- -eeners are out Of town for the
present. 90 save lle expense of settling zap
with Mayor Brown. They were back with
thc Mayor some. and the gentleman was
about Yesterday A,'eiiPtins 60 81 'Are doc
counts que -'-'''' ,,...-
Geo. Kern was t-,tleu ~ .'l,-t, 90 ~
Del-e,- ...s, , .. ... m M M. I'm
g. l-,-s'--, i.,- C'.'-.. i,,,.',, ~, ~, An
~ .,-, co.. ...,--. ,.r ~, dufie, of
,,,,.....,. .rr..,sYr..r
.....-. ,.... n.,t.,-.. MS
,,,'..., ~, .,-'.-- -.o1 s,i5 and i0.i5 a.
. .,.'. ava f ' s-10 s .,3 egi 6.0p m. sun
3ars. 300 md .O0 a. m.. with the same
-,r,, i, me afternoon as DURING The week.
,l-sor-h Grs Schicl, left Bellairc for a
.,..,. rs b..r- now and is booming the
,-,,-r f,,. ar hefs worth He thinks the
GLASS CITY wiu make great strides from am
miu-tra. standpoint from this time on
The Bcualro Base Boil Club viii likely
give Wheeling another iria- ou 9aiIr4eS
-' '.Np .t' 80. t...-..l
-e.,t -4.' '-...,. g.. t,-i.'..l,,,, ~
-. II. .,..,.. nm No.,b Belmont
..i.. ~. t...r .ro-. .i,3 ro pave but
b.ra he.ief 70 not have received "a final
notice to lav "a aev pavement III the work
is uot done the c.ty wi.. do it
The proposed bridge to cross Boggs
J. Island IS creating considerable common,
+ just at present. one iudl, ldl@l ON Urn. e'
HiL ss,a hc 'svg'@ i'.-so s-'''' ''' '''' i'N
le,. '- ''~'0 ' mo-.
Canton franey Lods. OF or4 KY. .' O'-..'
-.9 t-if l..l,.,,tio,, tba+ it
v ...I H. h.. bSr.. mn a.. 5fib rit6 u band.
-..-,.. .,..,5 .i,y ca..ere were
.,.. ~, .r .' ies- nirb- and tfe Councili was
,...-.-.rfr,-i Dr. is to De hoped that the
new administration viii stir matters
Ray ONf.ra win move his family here
nom Columbus next week, aud Will occo-
DIX the residence 10 Mrs. Alma sanders on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
TEACHERS ELOPE.


4 Sensation at tniontown' IA fahiiy
Deserted.
UNIoNrowN. PA. April l5.-Abraham
Lincoln Washington tikc. Fayette
county school teacher. Who has wife
and thrce children living here. has dis
appeared. as has also Miss Nora John
SON. of New Salem. The suppoSitiou is
that they have cloped and married.
Fikc was principal Of the New salem
schools and pretty Miss Johnson, who
is a daughter of Dr. =. T. Johnson,
postmaster at that place. was his assist
ann. Au intimacy spraug mp between
them. and few days ago Fike, after
borrowing money from a number of
friends. lcfr here. About the same
time Miss johnson got @ check for Sle5
cashad 40 one of Che banks and bought
SOME new dresses and also disappeared.
Their whereabouts are unknown and
thc recrcau, husband, wife is well nigh
distracted while Miss Johuson's family
are equally stricken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
m rLrcrIoN YEsTEnDAY.

The EEcl~rEE may oe excused i''
feeling a lttlc proud over the result.
stone was the Rroi~rEE~ choice from
the first aud from the first Do advocated
that kind of bridge through lA''N anu
Thin.
a peculiar and unfortunate com'.n"-
tion of circumstances defeated '"' "i''
stone bridge ordinance. Yesterday =
election, however WAS '" '"
issue between iron and stone although
every advantage was with the IRON
bridge people h"i '"'H '.''.-'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

FORr DODGE. a.. April Am incident
of exceeding sadness has just occurred i'm
this city Tim Coleman. "a farmer. living
near this place. was arrested by two po-
NcemoG for fast driving For Gods sake
don't stop me. boys" exclaimed Tim. try
mr t0 whip up his horses. NO You don't
shouted one of the officers, grabbing the
bride. You're driving faster than the
law allows. and sou viii have 20 come with
us and answer fQU l." nv God ] re
fuse''-whack he was struck with a
billy. and driven 20 the station in his own
WAGON. He was charged with fast driving
and dis0rierlv conduct.
With bcwildered air Tim stood up. His
voice rembled. Judge. / didn't mean no
wrong: was just driving for the doctor
oh. don't keep me- mere. Ny wife is dy-
iug"
The magistrate quickly released him,
with svmpathiziug and regrctful words
Some one quickly brought doctor; others
secured fcct-footed team The drive 20
the little farmhouse was quickly made
Tins little daughter opened the door Her
ewes were red with weeping as she sobbed;
"Oh. papa papa, You were gone so long,
and uoe 10 is too latcn' Tins wife was
dead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
samuel }. Randall as a Private soldier.


FhUfi.lp til LaqHirer
at seems 10 have escaped attention.
said a member of the City Troop yesterday,
.that Allen. the Mississippi Congressman.
is very wrong i'm making his boast that he
is the only member of the House of REPRE-
sentativcs who WAS private soldier oi the
war The truth is that Samuel j. Randall
stood right alongside of him IN that honor
able condition Mr.. Randall went with the
troop when il was called ont Tor the Erot,
DAYS service IA lSoi. and Ia came back q
private. as he had gone as one.
Perhaps 70 is news % the present gencr-
alton. who have only known Mr. Randall as
"a stout gentleman whose movements We're
not agile. that he was once fine
horscmau We had scarcely q better
rider when we were taken into the
national military service. He beSuode
"a rather lirctious horse that he guided and
controlled with perfect science. He was
am expert iu Gc cavalry sabre drill, and
there was scarcely "a better swGrtsmau I'm
tine troop. We were all sorry 20 lose him
when he Stripped himself of his soldier
clothes to e0 o. Congress. tie has made
AN the fame since then that any man could
desire. but for an that we WAC were his old
companions can't help feeling that If he
had remained soldier, instead Of doing
his enormous work as a Congressman. he
would not Doe lying ON his dcathbcd to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
CABLE BREyITIES.

Ex-Emmcss Fredericl, of Germany and
her daughters started for Hamburg yestcr-
day.
The Vienna Cabinet has decided 20 pro
hibit men employed in government work
shops from taking holiday on May l.
Six Thousand carpenters of OaiN, aus
tria, have struck flran increase in wages
Henry NJ Stanley visited Dom Pedro,
yesterday.
Fire DESTROYED the Madrid -as works
TIE soft glow of the tea rose is ac-
Quircd by ladies who Use Pozzoni's Com.
plcXion Powder. Try IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
PROBABLY FAKE.
Remarkable Troubles OF "a West Virginia
Groom and His bride.
N.. YORK ff..rf

PAsKEU-uURo. rs. Va, April a.
Nathan Goodwin, ouc of the most prom
ncut conductors ou the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. was 90 have been married
last Wednesday Co Miss Maggie Nc
Cary. in Belmont aouuty, O. Goodwin
lives 40 Grafton. By some mismder-
standing tlc groom started for the
brides home Ou thc same day she started
for his They passed each other ou the
road.
When each reached the others home
aud found che mistake the started back
and passed each other again. They
then autographed and arranged matters
and were married yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
There are

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
bur like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
uypuotism and Crime.


Tho ,,r.r-ncrts made bv Prof Charcot
III th, Saitnetricrc Hospital In Paris dur
inc tle .pasr tyo wears iu hypnotunE or 20
use more familiar. though less cufrec.
term. fn uilructirius nervous subjects ana
comuolfur them to act Ou the susHtstipDSol
th- hvunotircr even to thc UNCONSCIOUS
n.ruefr-irion or crime. are wei known totne
medical world. and besides. Charcot $ own
r,,,1r-s on tne rcuarSah,e results of his eN'
,,..rfrlrrfS have given rise t1 the punicd-
-.n of TWO books Boo wluh many M
ter,stfrg details crc given rciatns io
the efert of hvpnousm on patients
ana tho power oi thr niasnell4ci
over Thorn ln those books, 0oth written
hv nc,iical men. the danger 0i nypAoll-'-
zion in interruptions hands is stiVn-l4
dwclt upon as 90 possible cause ol cil,i', S'.-
..ss-.f to "a person iu "a sOmuamoui>ic
state and carried out oy the somnaiii oul,S1
~ "a time subscQ ueuty fixed py tlc
bvnroriror DIR CHARIOT. in am article
,1rfr-i huted bv him Oh the April Forum. dis
er,Ses with great clearuess and force the
Question of criminal suggestion he states
rhat the persons who are susceptible 20
hvuu0tizati0u are nearly all nervous women
esuahle of becoming hystcucal lI no'
a..fuallv historical 40 the beginning
Uf she experiments, and men. though
hvsterilil. arf seldom and with dlfhcllty
hvuuotzabie lia BIAS proved that "a hlp-
uoSi- there are t.rpc -igtts tie lcl-Afel-
me catalepsy end >omlumouiism. iu the
fhfrf sfate-that Of somnambulsm-' tho
subject hears. sees what goes on, and Is
,.luable of receiving and carrying out sug-
1,Stions givcu him by the. person VINO mas
hvpnotized him On awakening De recol-
iects. outside of the suggestions given niin'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
Wheeling Tile and Trust Go.

Oilce. Room No. !. Reilly Building.
Market Street. hereby informs the public that 1t
is now ready for business. Stocks. Bonds and
Real Estate Bought ANA Sold on CommiS sion.
Rent, Collected, Titles Examined and guaran-
cccl.
DIgEcroEs:-John VI. Brown. Henry Bair. u.
I. Behrcus Geo. G.. Hannah. j. 4. Hess. ". J..
Hubbard. j. L. Hughes. j. y. Naylor. C. j. Raw
ling. Anton Rcymanu. llcury NJ. Russell.
HENRY VI. RUSSELL. President,
Tllus. O'RRlEN, Secretary.
ALIEN. UpDEGRAFF Asst. Secretary.
GEO. r. T.. GILCHRIST EX'ncr Of Titles
Office. Reilly Building, Room No. !. Market ST.
Telephone 800 upl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

WuAr's the matter with the Second
Branch o. Couuciie Arc there Co beuo
more meetings To transact public onsi-
ness? Last night but five members OF
the Lower House showed up. while o.
quorum OF the FIRST Branch sat sucking
their thumbs waiting Tor something 90
do. Come. gentlemen. the public has
it's eye ON YOU. and o. fairly accurate
record is Kept of your do.ugs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
Notice 10 Contractors and Builders,
-. OOo. 600 Worth % stone Give We a Chance 10
lii nm Xnur Alnra Mnri

9.OOo. uu1 hOitE ri otufc- tive we ttaH'c iu
Bid on Your S.oge WORK.
HAVING COMPLETED THE BELMONT
/ j County Court House and Jail. ] Mil give
personal attention 90 tAc Stone business. and au
prepared Oh handle auythu. boo the line OF
Iuildia- ~louc l0l thc t-ad. iu fa" oaio Valley
at prices to beat competition. a-t 0u -hart no-
ticc. Clplity oi qua.p aHu shipping f9cii-
Ties twenty rtr- uvr day. Estimates ou stone
Nars furnished ou application.
After twenty wears experience in thc stone
business can say Twill "rite specification, and
do Your stone work and guarantee Your bnlt.u-
not to crack.
w. j. McCLAIN,
Office. Room 10. Rational Bank bullying.
Ecllaire Ohio.
Telephone No -rT Uri2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
z1c,u advertisements.

uvANTED-AN INTELLIGENT. INDUS.
w trlous man. Catholic preferred at l0.'
Main street. api6q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
WAS a vcritablc Waterloo

TW Stone Bridgc-hy large aud
elegant majority,
Is WHAT was considered the very
stronghold OF the iron bridge people the
stone bridge carried by an ovcrwhelm-
ing majority The Island people were
not to be taken Zoo by dcmogog'c appeals
Co their supposed prciudIces. What IS
more. mo- citizen of Cine Island viii have
cause 90 regret having voted for the
stone bridge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

DAILY. per week. to Or paid weekly ....-- l'
DAILY ana SUNDAY. per week .--....... le
The DAILY VIII be delivered nt carrier ln
ans other cIty or town at. ........... D
SINGLE Copies 90 DAILY OBJ WEEKLY. B
80 Tributes 90 Respect and Obituary Notice,
Sd cents per inch.
80 CoEGESrONDENrE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
NEWS SOLICITED FEnN EVEkN PART on ruE SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communication wlU noe he returned
unless accompanied by sufficient postage.
Stamps of the denomination uf tNn cents and
less accepted ior amount, Jess than One dollar.
Tie REGISTER. embrace q ifs sef.rl. e.ii'iols.
o. flfsrti 81 DE poVQHcs % ftet.uT p. lI.
ls second class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

Portugal Negotiating q Loan.
Puus. April A. Portugal Is negotiating
another loan OF 2.jJ0WO pounds through
Paris bankers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

Tm city election 'aw which places
Che hours of voting between go D.. m. and
3 p. in. is au injustice to % large class OF
our citizens AND should Doe speedily
changed. DC practically proh.o.t>wofa-
ugmcu. and others who cannot .oa'o
their cuisines, between these hours,
from voting. % may Pee said that ,ley
could take advantage Of the dinner
hour but there arc hundreds of work
mgmu Zoo Wheeling whose places of
wors are So far from their voting prc-
cincts ass to render even This impossible.
Furthermore 10 must bc 90 more than
ordinarily serious question chat wn.
cause man Co iorcso his monday
meal and rest. or % portion of them' to
go considerable distance and vote.
Council should make haste to amcud
thclaw 10 strikes u- that they could
not DO better than adopt the state -t"
ou th., subject. which places thc hours
of voting between sunrise aud sunset.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
FOR SALE

4 Cottage. with Tenement House in rear. lot
iOXi3f. ON the northeast corner 90 Huron and
Z MARYLAND streets. Good location 90 reside or
will pay as an Investment. Price 5000. for the
n-Nt ten days only.
Double Iramc House. 9GNeS. Indiana street.
/ Rent, Tor $500 per mouth. Price sl.60p. Quite
} bargain
/ \ good ,ix-roomcd house at ~ Zane street
/ fu- $4,000
/ Desirable eight-roomcd dwelling 40 ll6 South
/ Penn street. Fine location. Price. 5000.
building Lots. G.. o. SMITH. Agent.
] nuf4u 1s.tl Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

D-EMPLOYMENT AS. a GEN
w eral Blacksmith and horse-shoer. Al
dress !. c., this office aplor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

I OST-PCG DOG-THE FINDER OF SAM
Lwill b. rewarded ou returning 10 ". Il. NA>-
SELL No. 76 Fourtccuth Street aplrq
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03
96Gif6e Grfneunesaabe

fUnntt faum marirrnbrrt 3Ortursn srlInnrn ale
bisjsnissn, btren gUrbanbsnlsin man in BEN
@tlihte titns an Rbrumatismus pbr Nsu.
rasis 9retnetn lief. Die S6mrr,sn Nnb bic
aplss bavOn, baB man sintm AnfalIr BON
Rbtumatismus unb Rsurnlsis niGt aIrit III
anfans Ginbalt sttban. SUfdtsr's Mdasn-
9ittrs btfBt, mic sslbidts prafii;irtubs as,ts
sefunbrn babru, nitt nur cine beilsnes, Icn.
bern aud ftlBenet @irflamftit, NO iens qsi-
ben SSrbanbrn oetr lib bic Rtisuns ~ etnlsl-
hen seist. Gs ifsbt fef, bab 6isIt ifarfe absr
iGnt bUtanii6e Wsb4iH, pslbt lit auesrbtm
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bel fprtssisBnm @tbrau6e IOnbtrn aud bel
sinjslnsn Dpisn btiIsr III als bic oft ansspaub.
ten unb ltbr unfi6errn 5iftt. Das 9lut rirp
burh bislts 5tiImittsl pOn brm rbsumatil6ru
Site eriinelit ssrsiuiet uub bic Rerpen, ptnn
etsIsIbtn anssari1tr, Dor ben Guerlfsn itrsd.
libsn Shmsgtn bepabrt. Das Rittt, psl-
DIES WseiSin srlpart il aud irbr pirflam &C.
gen Walaria, Nitrtnleibsn, 9rbauuussb..
ltprbsn, 8srfOpfuns unb gfbsrltiern.