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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21

all over nearly all the time, and my body felt
as sore as il il had been pounded with club
had constant pain over my eyes and through
my temples. and my eye-balls ached and psined
me away back into my head. / also had shoot
ing pains through my chest 70 each shoulder
blade pain and soreness In the small OF my
back, over the region Of the kidneys, and pain
shootlng down the-iegs 10 the knees, with at
times a numbness and pricking sensation, as OF
needless tagging me i had rheumatism All
through my body, so bad at times could not
20 10 sleep
'My nose and throat were constantly stopped
up with "A sticky, tenacious mucus and would
often hawk out little chunks Of hard stun as
black as coal Ny throat finally got 20 sore and
swollen could scarcely swallow. hyeArs were
also affected by roaring and Kissing sounds.
The appetite became affected and nothing
ate seemed to agree with me. After eating my
stomach would swell W like drum, and was
troubled with belching OF gas, palpitation OF
heart. dizzy and smothering sensations. etc.
81 couii not sleep well, my sleep was troubled
with horrid dreams. and worked all night IN
these dreams and awoke in the morning tired,
uurefreshed sore and aching all over Finally
night sweats set in, which made me very weak
and nervous.
II shall always bless the day was directed
TO Drs Copeland. BELL and Davis, for they have
done for me what no other doctors could do.
they have cured ne safe and sound, and now
feel like a new person. i have no aches nor
pains eat and sleep well, and awake In the
morning rested and anxious for my daily work.
I shall never forget what they have done for
me-"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
Wool Market.
Bradstrssrs.

The wool markets report quiet de-
mand, and while prices are not lower
than they were on November l the ad-
vance which was talked of the first part
of last week has not been secured. The
mills are still busily engaged, and the
consumption of wool continues heavy.
There is at present no speculative feel
in the market, and buying will prob
ably continue of a hand-to-mouth ma
ture. Manufacturers are looking around
for soft spots in the market, and
wherever sales are made they have been
secured on terms favorable TO the buyer.
Fleeces are still in good demand, but
holders are unable to secure the 1c. adj
vance. The supply is unusually light.
Texas WOODS are quiet. There is very
little doing In territories. Pulled woods
are dull. Australian woods are moving
slowly. Recent reports from western
Europe and from Great Britain indicate
that stocks in those markets are largely
absorbed, and the latest Australian adj
vices show that wool Of all grades is
very firm, and that prices have an up
ward tendency. Americans are said to
be purchasing largely. Carpet manu-
facturers are said to be well supplied
with stock, and are not buying as freely
as they did last month. Prices are I'M
changed. but firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
ACCOUNTABILITY.

There's a sewing machine agent in
this town who tries to be funny some
times and sometimes he is. Not so long
ago great thought seized upon his
gigantic intellect, and be tackled one
of the men in the Office.
81 say, Charlie" he inquired, "Who
was Dan Tueker?"
Dan Tucker? Dan Tucker?' re-
peated the man, whose intelligence was
not of the broadcast, swell, he was-he
was-let me see-he was some sort OF
an old Teller you read about or sing
about, or something; don't know just
exactly what"
Are you sure he wasn't a horse?'
"Horse, nothin'. Didn't IsaY he was
q Teller, and that's what he was"
'Come off. He wasn't. When
you've been in the sewing machine bus
mess as long ss you have, do you mean
to say a Tucker is feller?" and he
whoOped loud whoop and disappeared
from view, leaving the man trying to
get on to the Joke.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
The Price of Admission.

The clothing man thought he'd be
funny and original in his advertise
ments, so he put a number Of pairs OF
trousers in his windows and labeled
them variously: Admission So, 81, So,
81, according to quality"
After a time seedY looking citizen
came by and, after looking at the dis
play, stepped inside.
''Whose idea is that?" he asked SOL
EMMY as he jerked his thumb over his
shoulder toward the window.
Mine; entirely my own" responded
the pleased dealer.
every good; very good" said the SOL
emn man, chuckling. Cant get In
without paying the price, that's the
idea, eh? Very good; very good in
deed"
The dealer rubbed his sides and
laughed low laugh of delight.
81 thought it excellent" he said,
"and Pm glad you appreciate it,"
Eyes, 1 do; yes, do" assented the
solemn man. by the way, do you
charge anything extra for reserved
seats?"
Then he went out, and somehow, af-
ter that, the dealer lost confidence in
his idea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
READ THIS.
II Is of Vital Interest to Yoa-Soms Of These
symptoms are Present in Every Case
Of Catarrh.

Pain over the eyes or across the bridge OF tbs
nose.
dull headache and tired.feeling, from no
known cause.
Stopping up or the nose, rlSnt OF le4t noSstAii
cften changing.
Ringing or 6uzzing noises in the ears, often
impairing the hearing.
Weak and watery eyes, in some cases con-
slant tendency 10 sneeZe.
Inability 20 remember or think, or 10 con-
centrate thought on any subject
Irrita0ility or bad temper and deslreto De
left entirely alone.
A disordered stomach, Irregular bowe $, sore
ness and bloating after meals.
Coughing in the morning or after warm
meal, often attended with vomiting.
A tendendency 10 take cold on the slightest
proYocation and without apparent cause.
A choSSing feeling in the throat which no
apparent effort appears 20 be able 20 remove.
Snoring AZ night and dry, parched throat,
with bad taste IN the mouth in the morning.
Itching and dryness In the ears, with no Sc
erection aud dizziness OF hearing.
An offensive discharge from tHe ears, most
frequent result OF catarrh OF the head. &f3E
Formation OF hard Jumps In the nose and in
the back part Of the throat often difficult 10 re-
move.
Nervous ana discouraged Labor formerly
done with ease now accomplished with great
difficulty.
A constant effort to clear the throat, general
" unsuccessful and causing great soreness.
feeling OF apprehension OF evil and gen.
eral worry about ones physical condition and
welfare.
Polypus tumors, result OF cstsrrh with dry
ness Of the throat and bronchial or asmatic
cough. ..at.
Hoarseness, the voice firing easily, and with
singers an inability. from huskiness. 70 sing.
Gradual loss OF flesh and strength, though
the usual amount OF food has been eaten.
Rapid pslpitation OF the heart, often attended
with great nervousness, occurs at night or after
meals.
Bad breath, repulsive TO patient and those
about him although the former ray not be
aware OF il, owing TO inability 10 smell.
Shooting pains through the chest showing
that catarrh is extending 10 the lungs and may
be the cause OF serious mischief.
Secretlons gathering In the back part OF the
nose aud throat, having TO be cleared by draw
ing back and splitting in the morning and dur
ing the day 10 obtain relief
Many of the foregoing symptoms are
forerunners of consumption. fatal ter
mlnatlon Is threatened unless successful
treatment Is obtained.
Drs. Copeland, Bell and Davis have made a
special study for years past OF diseases Of the
nose throat and chest, and by their special
training and wide experience by treatment OF
hundreds OF favourable cases"-so called by
physicians who DO not know how TO handle
them-are able TO give relief In every case and
cure apparently hopeless ones.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
nldn.t I.,ILe the weapons.

81 came very near having a duel
once. said the congressman TO a
group Of auditors. ia .hov &C
OH SWben I was about So" be con'in-
ned II hung out my single In Z
anal town in a southern state a ,.a
6einq from the north I did not receive
a. first the agreeable recognition l ex-
~ nscted. In fact, there was one oiatn,
pLe eS,S ~ a fellow who made himself
= - obnoxlous that one ~ slapped his
i "a This brought all the re-
81 speetable people Of the community over 81,
- NV Side. and I was feeling pretty
GOOD for three or four days, wnen sne
Sottom was knocked out OF It all oy my
o -ss.s,-I,g = eballenge from Mr.. Biather-
s lite IL there was anything more tnan
seotber That didn't want to 90 i was
s = s~bt a duel. and I tried to get out Oh
\ some way, BAT couldn't, ana nPal's
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supreme Court ProeeedIngs.
SPECIAL Tslegrq7, to he Register.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. 19.-The su-
preme court OF appeals met at 10 this
morning. with all the judges present. The
Hyre VS.. Lambert, frem Tucker county,
opinion by Holt, decree Of circuit
court reversed and cause remand
ed; Reynolds VS.. Gawthrop, from
Taylor county, opinion by BrannOn, de-
cree Of Circuit Court affirmed; State VS..
Bear, from Mineral county, opinion by
BranDOn, judgment Of Circuit Court az
firmed; Martin VS.. Thayer, from Wood
county opinion by English, opinion of Cir
cult Court awarding new trial affirmed;
htasliu's executors VS.. Hiett, from Hamp-
SHIRE county, opinion BY Lucas, decree of
Circuit Court reversed and cause dis
missed Adjourned till next Saturday
morning at 1OO'clOck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21

accepted his challenge, and chose dou
ble-barrelled shot-guns at ten PAGES. /
don't know why did, but did, though
should have preferred pop-guns at a
mile and half. / didn't hear anything
from my man for twenty-four hours,
and then had a personal call from
him.
81 have come in he said, after a few
preliminary remarks, 'to make a state
ment about this duel. What I've got TO
say is that shot guns are too doggoned
mortuary for me, and if you have no OBJ
iections I'll apologize and call it square. >
"Then l became very brave and blus-
tered some, but I accepted the situation
very gracefully, at last, and ever after
Mr.. Blatherskite was most respectful
and stood about as we'll in the town as
he ever did,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
Mr.. HOODS EXPERIENCE.

That ones occupation often has considerable
influence over his health Is shown in the case
II Mr.. August Hood, as a coal miner In the en-
~ Don p. o.. a little hamlet one mile west from
Martins Ferry.
Mr.. Hood says: 81 had been troubled of and
On FOR several years, aud doctored from time TO
time with little or no benefit, till finally grew
so bad / became seriously alarmed about my
condition and felt that ! would have 70 have
immediate relief or give up my work. l ached
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
Mr. CLEVELANDS CABINET.
The, subject has Been Touched Upon Sew
email Times. and Hardly wlI be In Itl

Tho subject has Been Touched Upon Sew
email Times, and Hardly Wli be In Itl
NEW YORK, November 19.-President-
elect Cleveland has discussed the cabinet
question with several distinguished Dem
Ocrats during the past few days.
While the conferences were Of an in
formal character, it may be stated on ex-
cellent authority that Mr.. Cleveland has
practically asked Mr.. Harrity to accept q
Cabinet portfolio.
He has also lent an attentive ear tosthe
complimentary things said about Congress-
man Cable and his claims to recognition.
IL IS known that Chairman Harrity, ac-
companied by several prominent Pennsyl-
vania Democrats. called on Mr.. Cleveland
on Wednesday, and that the cabinet mat
ter was touched upon.
Mr.. Cleveland very frankly told his call
ers that Pennsylvania was entitled to the
best gift at his disposal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
ala Vow aIust be Kept.

eff I give you meal" said Mrs. Bar
low to tramp, 'of course you will chop
up some kindling for me?"
Madam" replied the tramp, ''when
I was mere child / remember that a
neighbor of ours, while at work on the
wood pile was struck in the temple by
flying chip and instantly killed.
Child as was saw the danger Of such
a practice as wood-chopping, and SOL
EMMY resolved never to have anything
to do with it. OF course you would
not have me break my VOW after keep
inc Ii so long"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway.
Time Table No. s. to take eject l2:0l a. m.

Time Table No. 8. to take effect 1901 a. m,
Sunday, November % 1872.
Leave Wheehng-t5:40 t6:40, t7:l5, $500,
1916. sg:45, tl0:23 tll:50 a. N, sl2;l5, tl:45,
1900, 500, 1875. 1913, -6:50 p. 70.
Leave PeninsulG-t5:46, t6:l6, 792, $780,
1851, gg:5I +l0:29 tll:57 a. m, gl2:2A 1853,
1906. 1871. Fi:4l, 1888, 1896 p. N.
Leave Terminal Junction-sj;9, 1872 40
siO:O3 Fi042 t1l:15 a m, fI:ij, t2:I7 $40
20: Is. 15:27, Is 80, 1928, tl0;42 p. m.
Leave Laughlin's Mill-t7:Zi, fll:lS a. m,
HIS. e5:43, s5:IS p. N.
Leave De Hass Crossing-t7:25 tll:l9 q. m,
l:lJ, tl:4L 1913 p. N.
sDaily tDaily except Sunday. sSundays
only.
All trains viii run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph ofice Ut Wheeling. Is the Standard
nol9eAd TAUssIG. Superintendent
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Tnteresting Information.

A firm of machnists in Scandinavia
employs a young woman agent whose
territory covers the whole Of Europe.
She recently arrived in London direct
from Moscow and enroute for Mel
bourne. The woman commercial trav-
eler is frequently met on the Continent,
one London firm employing several
women as travellers, and many manu-
faoturers having one or more women as
agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
WHEELING DAILY REGIsTEh1 MONDAY NOYEMBEK Z. 80

Western Union, sex; Wheeling and Lake
Erie, 201< do preferred, 10; po;rt
1oo. Consolidated California and Virginia,
sSS 5 Deadwood, 100; Gould and Curry, 100 ~;
Hale and Norcrnss, 155; Homestake, I2Ovi
independence. =; Mexican, 100; No orr
STAR $50: Ontario, 1900; Ophir, $50; Ply
mouth. so; Sierra Nevada, 100; STANDARD
14O: Union Consolidated, 1856; Yellow W.T. JACK sa
ct. IS: Iron Silver, 20; Quicksilver, 5VOi oo'
preferred, 1900; Bulwer. 10.
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, November 19.-Cat-
tie receipts 40 head; shipments, 1850
head nothing doing; all through consign-
ments.
Hogs, receipts, $500 head; shipments,
3 400 head; market, fair; Philadelphias
IS S)a5 SIS; mixed, % 65a5 Oi Workers
So 50a5 60.
sheep. receipts, 400 head; shipments,
200 head; market slow and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., November 19.-Hogs,
strong and higher at 81 I5a5 50; receipts,
1000 head; shipments 5000 head.
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The NEXT CONGRESS-
2'E The Hou,e VIM be Made Up-A Few
Con .ests 10 be Decided.


Contests 90 be Decided.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November 10
4Ug.e.e Hst Of representatives In
gres elected last week, made up
.r- -Ler..ras received by the Demo-
A.l Na-ol-. Committee, and com
Pr With those received by the clerk
-ee House. agree substantially with
estimate s.aJ out by the Associated
shows that the Democrats have
..- - members, the Republicans
= md 'la plpuIusts e, giving the
-,,ls q majority of 90. If the
.-,,rl.s carry the election for con-
.@le- .l Rhode Island they will
~ q ug.r.-y of o. over all OppOsi-
True, ,le Democratic candidate
---. wlo was defeated hy Willis
--s flied mis- notice of contest,
50 has John j. O'Neill, Demo
ID ,La Eleventh Missouri dis
R-1 claims that Illegal votes
Gas, iu Charles JOY, the Repub-
Although mo- notice has been
N 81, .. is understood that DOnal
..-s-,al, Democrat in the Thirty
-W. contest the seat OF
van '0o-as s.. and j. Maurice Fidn
4. ,-.s, Che eatof Samuel Stephen
~ ---..1, a member u the pres
l.. seventh South Caro-
n. -.'.,~ known rs the black dis
prom its regular contest.
49, Party or PopuIiSt vote will
-s the F.ity-third Con-
'--3 arc given q voting strength
=, ,-- ,a.s win not be manifested
',,-s,rs. Pence, the POpuliSt
-.- One First district of Colo
republican, and so is Francis
~ o, Nevada, aud generally
e counted upon as acting
m. --A..rs Of that party. Nc
~.i Ken, of Nebraska, are
~! men b. the present House,
N tee.ai 20 the Fifty-third
q fusion ticket. They will
~. Democratic caucus and act
~ party. Davis, Baker and
t,.,' A-l5aS, viii, as a rule, be
r en0cratic column Of votes
lions which are divorced
peculiar notions of finance.
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TIN BlS(I6B
6 FIRST DA5Eent-Eleot Cleveland a
Bald Reception.

Da November 19-Distinguish-
's NOM all parts Of the nation
.--i 5reund the festal board Of
800. so,,.r club tonight
3n- -.....ao-i0n and banQuent given
as 5g honor of President-eleCt
e,,,-.--s.grJ. It was a splendid sue
!. most enjoyable one for those
s,-- IN ID uocrats responded to invi-
-- ont and among them were
av.GOvernOrS, United States
---' -ressmeu and officials and
9.'' ~ treat aud small degree.
l--,-', r.use. the Old A. T. Stewart
,~ vss ,5armingly decorated Ior tne
So c,f &c is doubtful II IN It's history It
l- --s--s5 so pleasant an appearance.
af nearly Q O'CLOCK When thes guests
j. ". .5 s-rte. Mr. Cleveland accom-
sgi-t ~ r-a ieriCk Il. COudert, the Pres
SIC club, were among the nrst 70
s-I,e ss--get table was laid in the
I-9 ~lst billiard room. It was after
...',..z when the dinner commenced.
,T--+sr-i made a speech introducing
S.,-sa1d. He said;
r.-.--5rce 20 YOU the guest or the eve
~r5 t.s recently achieved a triumph
.-,~ln has achieved since the time
" --. personal triumph and'a desira-
.-.-~.rr SO man has done as much TO
--stse SURFACES and affections Of a
s',-re s Grover Cleveland; no man
-e uo0ly rewarded than he.
rrv our triumph has been so
=. .esr can hardly realize 10. The
,F q. next President is that he IS
y ,rsr0p-e, and for the people, and
I-rfr .-s peoples heart
-.IBsE leave 90 propose J9e J0ast OF 5he
81 ri.z. OF America Loud CHEERS.
rvas i1re than a minute alter MT
c.,~ss-f had risen that be got an oppor-
go m be heard, so enthusiastic was the
--,,-ss mat greeted him. Then be said;
5i Fan scarcely do more than assure my
i..,- Members of the Manhattan CIuOand
..s- guests. in scriptucal phrases, that 1t
nd 'o- me 90 Oe here
--isF.thin a few days Of the anniver-
.--,i Az event which I recall with pc
-s- ratification.
.-.Ts- years ago L was elected Governor
4 ~ safe of New York and was ten
..sf NJ reception by the Manhattan CLUB
.r.r knew for the first time how gen
Isis Inc Democracy of the Manhattan
81 how kind and friendly its members
rr Up e.
.r-s recollection Of that event has
,rs-sr5G lively sense OF gratitude ana
I'M. lion in my breast which has been
81 rseut with me.
faduess is not only in keeping with
III r..-fat.11. but tht ne selected is
-5- he first occasion you encouraged
-.s,I began my public career, and now
-p5ue God speed as i enter on its last
Loud cheers.
-.r-. time have been n citizen of the
s-s.I New York, loyal 90 her interests,
M Of her career and jealous of her
--.
.r.. .. assure that is accorded me to-
.r1e.v enhanced oy the fact that
s.-.r-a,v I receive 90 the hands of my
-.rlsmen, whOm i am proud TO call
-.s
,S-.. both these occasions which / have
5. political events have greatly
Hf The American people have be-
more political, more thoughtful and
vscbful than they wer5 ten years
.Tsa~ are considering now vastly great
-rs Than they were then. They
-r.rg im10rtauce 10 party policy
-.la- Diam marty.
IN. ..t,,atioD must be- ipteIliyentIv met
-.--.s Inn ebarge of our partv organiza.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
w. p. 4 B. DIVISION.

For Plttsburg, 6:l0 and 20 a. m, aud $500 p.
m daily. and I:3Op IN. daily except Sunday.
For Pittsburg and the East, 600 p. m. daily.
Washington Accommodation 500 p. m. ex'
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg, 1906 8. m. daily, 70: 10 p M
except sunday, $50 and 1915 p. m. daily.
Washington Accommodation, 1850 q. N. daily
except Sunday. CORR.
General PASSENGER Agent, Baltimore
Us. LANE, Wheeling. del4
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TRANs.oHIo DIVISION.

For Chicago. 1885 and 10:05 a. m. 10;s5 p. m.
daily. and 3:S5 D. IN daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1885 and lO:Oo a. M, and
1875 p. m. daily.
Columbus Accommodation, $50 p n' except
ST C,airsville Accommodation, 1905 8. m.
and S:S5 p. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, lis and $40 q. m. daily
and 1905 p. M, except Sunday, aud 5:35 p. IN.
Cincinnati Express, $50 a. m. and 5:35 P. m.
Columbus Accommodation, 1905 p. m. daily
ST. Clairsviile Accommodation, l2:05 p m. and
5:S5 D. N. except Sunday
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PETROLEUM.

New DIRK, November 10 Petroleum.
firm and neglected; Pennsylvania oil, spot
none; options, no sales; size bid; 52115c
asked
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21

RNLRoADs-Firm; sales S546, 900.
STOCKs-The railway and miscellaneous
share market was strong throughout the
6ay. The weakness Of Sterling exchange
has infused the bulls with fresh courage
and they are now taking more decided
Stand against their opponents. The spe-
ciaIlv strong stocks were Reading, Sugar,
Huntsville ana Nashville ana Burlington.
Tbe grangers and trunk lines were quiet.
several of the speciaities scored good ad-
vances. The general market closed strong;
sales. 81, 200 shares. Quotations closed
bid: "a 80
American Express, l2l: Baltimore and
Ohio. 97sS; Canada Pacific, 9l14 Central
Pacihc. 2Sk; Chesapeake and Ohio, %;
Chicago and Alton, l43; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, I03}S; Delaware and Hpd-
son 1925; Delaware Lackawanna and
western. 1919; Denver and Rio Grande
nreferred, So Erie. 26SSS; do. preferred,
555/. Fort Wayne, 1873; Illinois Central,
S03ii. Lake Shore, 1925; Michigan Cen
.S9l lO7I(: Missouri Pacific, 5914; Norfolk
80 :, " estern preferred, 1895; Northern Pa
aieo =: do. preferred, 5is{; Northwest
o do preferred, IA; New York
s|artr, V; Pacific Mail. S0S<; Peoria,
49, Evansville, l6x; Pittsbnrg,
i DS0- 'alace. 1877; Reading. sos;
10 :. Louis and San Fran
Roc I, 20; ST Paul. S05S !;
elseo, +. PaEl and Omaha.
&c - IS; Tennessee Coal
~ ~. Pacific. 931s Union
Pacific, -, =
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RIVER RAILROAD co.

On and after Monday, April Is, Passenger
Troins will run as follows: +Daily. tDaily
Except Sunday. Central Time.
sor-rE ROUND. 3
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Arrival ana departure OF trains on and after
November Is 1892. EXPLANATION OF RzEEREScE
MARKS: $Daily; fSunday excepted; +Aon-
day excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only: saturday only. Eastern standard Time
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Pennsylvania Stations.
[XIEPRnSV!Vania lngs.|
Train Run By Central Time

- Trains Run by Central Time.
rrcxrr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
WArKR ST. FOOT OF ELEvTNTH ST, NEzELINe,
AT NcIURE HOUBE, WHEELING, AND AZ ~
PKNNsYLvASIA Station. BRIDGEPoRa.
SOUTHWEST sTErKN-" Par HANDLE RoUTr
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The Copeland Medical Institute
Located Permanently, Second Floor
II2I Main ST., Wheeling, w. Va.
w. n. COPELAND, M. D.,
Consulting Physician.
{. o. BELL, M. D.,
1. G. DAVIS, M. D.,
Resident Physicians.

specialties: Catarrh and all diseases Of the
Eve Ear Throat and Lungs. stomach and Al
Chronic Diseases. Once hours 70 ~ l. n
to 3 D m, to p. m. Sunday, 10 10 Y a. m,
70 Up. N.
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$500 Per MONTH.

All diseases will be treated at the
uniform rate Of So a month. Medicines
furnished free. Remember, this in
cIudes consultation, examination,
medicine and treatment for all dis
eases and all patients.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21

w HEELNIG AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wednes
day June 1, 1892, trains will run IS follows
City Time: