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A Divorce Denied.

In the case of W. +. Parker against Sophie
Parker for divorce on the ground OF adultery
Justice Hagner, in the Equity Court, has
refused to grant the decree. The justice statcs
that there is no sufficient proof of marriage,
and in = case where alleged adultery Is the
ground, as high proof Is required as under an
indictment fer bigamy-reputxtion or cohsbita-
ton will not suffice.
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THE GREAT SUCCESS
IMPORTANT 70 THE LADIES'. 3

Madam Price o. Baltimore, manager Of the
Pon-zo-ni-na preparations. comes to Washing
ton Saturday to examine afflicted complsxiohs
and give test OF the lotion free Of charge al
the office OF Messrs. Lucas Il Martin lOal q
st. n. W., from 10 Am. to 6 pm. II
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgentiy yet promptly on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the
system efectually, dispels colds
headaches and fevers. and cureshab-
itual constipation. Syrup OF Figs is
the only remedy OF its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
in its action and truly beneficial in
its effects prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
s,ances,its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
it the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly Tor any one who wishes to
VlL do not accept any substitute
A.ss-A Ansa -sA A..~..> "a
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AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1897.
and sB.
Through the grsIdest scenery In Anersoa Win the
hsndsenest and most eo,nplcte solid Train ssfxics
West from Washineton
2. 90 .. m-"cincinDau Past Lima" solid Tr.in
cincinnsa 81 :. 10 an. connecting In Tbs Union
III. 10 p. N thr iamous ~ " vestibuie fimfset~--
solid tbule train with dining for clnefnnst
Ohio. Lexington and Louisville. KY. srriying Gin
cinpati at 6.25 Lexington 20 p. IN. Louisvil
0.5Q pm connecting IN Union dopots for eli pofl
90 m.. Express for 0ordonsvle srloftesville
Richmond waynssboro', stsunton and prinapsl Var
10 81 . m via r r. and p Railway sndRichmoud 70
Old Point Conf It and Norolk-ONLY RAIL LINZ.
ullmsn cstions aud riekefs q CompAny's ofnces.
6f3 and i42i Pepns. ave.
noio H ". FULLER Genl Psssensrr AGENT
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LADIES GOODS.
LADIES, TINS l. For You

S>.b course OF fc Dress Cuttii.g given this
week TO- SD o. introduce the Ladies' Tailor System
OF French aud ling Fish Scientific Dress Cu.tiua The
on ysy-tem IN this country that cuts the FRENCH
SkAMLt y B;pICk, the PARTISAN DAHTLESS
BASQUE. nc. tositiveiy ren,ting to DO. Eaeh
nupi has the privilege OF cutting and bastiug waist
before leaving the school to test the accuracy and
simplicity Of The system
All cordially invited to call and investigate this
systen. before lear ming any other.
araO-Gt' PAkL1kS, SOB 9TH ST. NV
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. CAELETQN.
~ JOI 18th ST. n w., Wellington D. c.
Graduated London. England. 1868: New York 1879.
DISEASES OF MEN.
Acute or Chronic. Hereditary or ACQUIRED
LACK Of epergy nerve force vitality. partial or com
pete loss OF vyor, T. positively restored few wee
py the scientific application Of local medica and
therapeutic measures successfully applied
~ Or. Csslsson IsilvEe impossible Age no i'm.
pedimspt
DR.; Carleton is positively the ouIy advertising
0enito- Crfnsry eu,weon In the United States wis
treats those troubles On Recognised scientific sud
vARIcotItE. STRUCTURE. Kidney and Bisdae,
aNment. ulcsrA blood poisons sore throat and
nouth, pains 10 bonss. eruptaons blotchss aud rad
&c.; kidney and bladder d1SssSss stone srsvei irrts
ton frsquent ntctnrtoQn. scaldlng. tndatu rnariou
and all other similar ahsstions orranic weakness.
nefyou. debility. erfors q youth. resuess nishts.
fsann. memory. feeble w pewsr. iest vitality IN,
r,agA pains y back aud IL dissssss rssuting fro.
exceeeeA tnftseret,on oy overwork. recent or old.
spsodiIy and permanently cured. md Ill acute OF
chlontf seaaee within the range OF my speciality
0kNIIQ SUR0EkY teaxed with sk.ll end success
born Of expsrisnes and an earnestneas Of desire %
bsneat my pstsnts. Privacy assured. Hour y 10 .
4 TO g. SUNDAY. . 70 3. consultstton free; alec my
neg rssttss. "Humbusssry Unmasked /" free ct once
% oy mA1 spl9tuw.th.f.u
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HSrsfSpd's Acid Phosphate.
Beware Of limitations.
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THE vicrokII
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TNRE cnAIT0NTK
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Descriptive illustrated booklet mailed free
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Steam heas Throughout
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70. q, psap'ss- Send for essSsis, uooevs
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VIEaISlA BKAcH. Va
The PRINCESS ANNE
NOW OPEN.
Combination Of ocean and pine forest makes IL expe
eiallya healtbfui resort with positively curative
apo Id ss.se. "K Ss srIai. S1sssv
| EoR .RKNT-HANDs0NE COTTAGE. CAPE NAY
and isSs s:n on s
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| mboo-soam op'n all The year. NJ @ .rr
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Hsgn. AVE 1sar beach sssaw heat ees,Ss S;'
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Each furnished summer residences Tor ssuslemans
family Hot aud cold wstsr city conveniencss ssrv.
| ants ROOMS apart: rent $1,000 and $1,000: unsur
passed grouping Of country. forest mountain. lake
sea and islands. Correspondence invited
]. B. STEARNs.
ar2-eo7t CAMDEN MAINE.
HOTEL WELLINGTON.
| OCEAN END OF KENIUCKY:AvRSUk
ATLANTIC CITY, MI
| fe26-3m NJ A. u. q MILNOR,
| TIVE SEASIDE. ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
/ Il has bern thoroughly ated and ts now Oman
Livery convenience aud Improvement has been added
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ADVERTISING.

TF You WISH 70 ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANY
i where at any time write 70 GEO. p. RoWkkL D
co. 10 Spruce St. New York au2l-ly
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sopy q book for Adyertisers. yeS psges pr.nf 81
earefqk computation from the American Nevsparer
Dirvet2ry Of al the best papers and class ournals
deal of shout rates aad otnar natters pss-
FLA xDvEETisiSS STEExu. 10 sprses q,
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EDUCATIONAL

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Pa0r' AND s Ss lSs:u sssIstAADs SCHOOL
as a. Of s:s saa sta. ssss re
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Gre
T'RE BERIrTz SCHOOL OBJ LANGUAGES
nraaSAs. tn The pr'.cis.l Ins.,ssn and European
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ard tyg~wgitihs. Dsy aai ni.ht sr.s,oa.. LS~~-t
ra,sa Nov IA sod ;lsls =, ioin C.taloS1as ah5- an
1,kkNcs sNrtkrAINMrsT AND MrsicAIe,
A Arral esnd ~, sS3Ss DIT nm. fRENcH Las.
SoSs " Mile v. fkoDHoNAE. Taossays ana
xIesss. Zen weessSx mhsl, In
ELocurioN-DiLsAkr E-DAY AND EVENING
- tesSions very lodorsts for sp.fny t,rm sroclal
ariA Tor rtanss and esssys; osssgt fnxi~a J., fsr
aignes Ara GLlzABAfH KING. s0s East Capitol
st o-:ln,s
NokwooD INSTITUTE.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LAblhs AND ilrILk GIhIS
address the Principals,
LII. and Mrs. W. D. cABELL.
nel0-u l401 Mass.
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DENTISTRY.
n ME EVANS DENTAL PARLORS
1917 Penn. ave- NV.
.. Our Specialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH.
OUT PLATES


Teeth that have decayed and broken away NAV be
operated ny this system; engrafted upon
the roots given lease Of life und made AZ good
and servceable in every way natural 10 be
success artificial crown must lie that
the root and strong enough to splitting of the
root breaking loose from its attachments We claim
that cur crowns have sl these and when
combined with bridge work, which consists supply
1rg teeth that have been extracted makes the most
beautiful aud durable appliance ever devised as o
substitute for the natural teeth; all this without
plate to cover the root Of the mouth The advance
met In dentistry has been grest in the last few
We have Kept with and the pa
ents Of the Evans fsrl assured receiving the
benefit OF thess, practced and applied In the most
OF work will be found reasonable 10 copsistent
with frst-clsss work and best materials We perform
I'll operations pertaining to profession. lime gold
nlpxA Artncial teeth On gold, plAtiua, rubber and
rubber lined with gold Extracting without pain.
RosHON,s DENTAL pARLOKs, ESTABLISHED
" 1887. l5OS 4th st. n. w. Full sets $40 and at5,
4l0 and S. Old plates made good az new. Open
day, night and Sundays till y. AL its branches
ICREE DENTAL INFIRNARY.-TEETH FILLED
II and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
COST Of material at 1898 ST. NV, destal depart
inent OF the Columbian University. from to pm
daily except Sundny extraction free inArmsry open
from, october to June so. so26n
nENTAL INFiRMARY. - NATIONAL UNIvER-
~ sity, coz 9th and W. Open to b, all the
year Extsac sing. 10. free. Ftlings and platss at
cost Ut materials. fel0-tr
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cisysnd Tile Asbssios Fius Lining. Puip slate. &c
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A NJ I1nx roo NAxx ANyrnxxor pxrxxp
&R ~ sSs IS a nc. aghhx come 70 fat Law "a
kFtSidxS..EnxrsviM. Noted for FINE W Xxx
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-06
BRIDGEPORT.

The CroQuet Club, composed of DR..
John Cooke, Mayor Hathaway, 1. NJ.
Fogle, d. A. Barrett, f. c. Robinson
aud JOS. Couture, have about completed
their arrangements for having the lot
In front Of Hon. Ross J. AleXander's Of
fee leveled and prepared for croQuet
ground and tennis court. ID will be
completed 10 about a week, and will be
one of the leading outdoor pleasure re-
sorts OF town.
Next Thursday evening Democracy in
IT'S purest form will be read the Bridge
port Democratic Club by Col. Robert
White, OF Wheeling, and J. c. Bethel,
candidate for Judge OF the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Belmont County.
The meeting promises to be q rOusinR
one, and young Democrats are especial
" invited to attend, and get points on
the tariff from the older heads.
Last evening the NJ. Z. Church in
KirkwOOd was crowded to hear Mrs.
J. II. Scott and son and daughter lee
.ure in costume on the "Customs Of the
People OF India" The lecture was in
teresting, and held the entire attention
of the audience throughout The pro-
ceeds will go towards the new church
fund.
A lecture will be given by the Ly-
ceum Club at the Deep Run school
house next Thursday evening. The at
traction will be Hon. Ross J. Alexander
with his Sklllful, eloquent Oratory.
The back river Is fairly Infested with
bathers during the afternoons aud
evenings No doubt il proves beneficial
as well as refreshing.
A horse belonging to w. W. Woods,
the Bank street grocer, fell dead yeSter-
day while in pasture. The cause is un-
known.
William Medill, one Of Tiltonville's
leading Democrats, was down yesterday
calling on friends aud selling a fine lot
of wheat,
The Bridgeport Liquor Company has
rented a room in the Ogelbay block,
where they will shortly open for bust
ness.
The social at the German Lutheran
Church last evening was success aud
quite a neat little sum was realized.
Miss May Todd has returned from
Berkeley Springs where she has been
spending the heated term.
Miss Estella Lynch, of Massilon, is
visiting OH Howells, in KirkwOod.
George Summers and wife arrived
home from the West yesterday.
Council will meet in regular monthly
session on Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Kennie is visiting
friends In town.
Mrs. Ella Doane Is visiting at BufTa-
10, y. Y.
VIII Turner is IN Cleveland.
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DIE q To- RevLew OF rrade.

New YORK, August 5.-R. q. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade says
10 every respect save one the business
outlook distinctly improves. The heavy
sales OF American stocks by foreign
holders continue, snd draw large
amounts OF gold from the country, indi-
eating foreign distrust Of American
finances
At Philadelphia, receipts Of wool are
large and prices firm. At Cleveland
trade Is good in groceries, shoes, hard
ware aud structural iron. Az Detroit
crops look well, Business at Chicago
exceeds last years, collections are sat
isfactsry, money tends 20 stiten, and
fair crops and lNrge business are ex-
pected.
The crop news from the West was
favorable, though shaded by reports OF
damage and danger in various quarters
coupled with limitations that the rail-
roads were indulgIng more or less In
rate Generalization.
Pig iron IS on tho wnOIe no weaker,
though Bossemer has sold al Pittsburg
for sl3. 90. and Southern sales at Chicago
have depressed gray forge TO Sl2, equal 80
IS. 50 Birmingham. The demand for
bar iron r. more active, and plate, sheet,
and structural mills are crowded With
orders. No change is seen in copper,
aud tin has been hited by speculation,
but lead is duh az Al cents.
The business failures number 1Si, as
compared With 100 last week, and 231
for the Same week last yoRr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-06

Depnty Sheriff A. W. Thurman left
last night with Harvey DeBr0k
for Winona. MINI. Mr.. Thurman says
that DeBruk was doing q good business
with a bakery 40 Winona when ne TOOK
q sudden departure. He was married
recently to a widow, and IL was ner
capital on which business was con-
Quoted. 1t is suspected that DeBruk
has another wife near st. Paul, as ne
was formerly engaged in railroad ONCE
in that city. The only excuse ne offers
for stealing the harness and buggy was
that he was In debt and wanted to
leave the town. He accompanied the
Deputy Sheriff willingly.
The employees st the B. & 0. freight
depot presented Captain William M.
Ault, the head clerk, with handsome
gold-headed cane as testimonial OF the
high esteem IN which he Is held oy
those with whom he has been employed
for a number of years. Mr.. Ault VIII
90 to Muncie, Ind, next week de
has been in the employ Of the b. & 0.
at THE point for twenty-five years, and
has held the position OF chief clerk at
the freight depot for Eve or six years
A year ago last January the Belmont
county grand Jury found true biils OF
| indictment against Harry Shepherd aud
Edward Matthews, both OF this city,
for burglary. Shepherd was tried In
| Common Pleas Court, found guilty,
sentenced TO the penltentiary and served
his time; but Matthews evaded arrest,
although he never left this locality.
Yesterday Officer OMalley found the
young man on the street and arrested
| him, and he is now In the city jail.
The wage scale for the coming year
was not signed 81 the meeting OF the
| Amalgamated Association Committee
/ and the Bellaire Nail Works managers,
/ but there is no disagreement IN regard
TO wages. Farther than this neither
side Is disposed to talk.
Quite a number Of our people will go
out to the Epworth Assembly at Beth
\ esda today, as this is Children's
Day on the programme. The b. IL o.
will run a special train, leaving here at
/ $50, railroad time.
Rev. L. w. Barr, pastor Of the First
\ Presbyterian Church, has returned
| from his vacation trip Of four weeks,
/ which he spent in the East.
Buy the SUNDAY REGISTER to-mor-
row and get the latest In local and gen
] eral news, besides a large amonnt OF In
: teresting miscellany.
Mrs. :. C. Moore and daughter Mat
! tie, of Martins Ferry, were guests OF
Mrs c. l.. Poorman, yesterday.
Heatherington's brass band are max
ing arrangements to give a picnic at
| Belmont Park on the goth inst
Leave order at Blakeney't news depot
/ and have the SUNDAY REGISTER deliv-
cred az your home.
/ Mrs A. POrterfield and Mrs. Minchel
POrterieId are visiting relatives at Ban
mock.
George Dunlap and Miss Minnie
Seeley were married by Rev. L. w.
Barr.
Some of our folks win attend the G.,
! A. r. bean bake at Benwood this even
ing.
Prof. A. w. Anderson Is home from
Mahoning county on his vacation.
WIN and Frank Mellott have returned
from a trip . the Northwest.
The new directory Of Belmont county
has been delivered.
Deputy Sheriff Darby was In the city
yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-06

Gr,fiths. Kate Rslston and Lottie
Maple. The gentlemen were Messrs.
Emerson Campbell. Ernest Smith. Ed
and Will Lewis, Pete Stewart and Her
bert Darrah, OF Wheeling.
The bin posters Of Sells Bros. show
were pissterIug our vacant bill boards
and walls with their paper yesterday,
aud consequently the small boy Is
happy, not to say anything about the
man who will "take his children to see
the animals" on the tweuty-sixth OF
this month.
The young woman VINO tried to shuttle
OF the mortal coli Thursday night about
midniqht, and who lives on Fifth street,
was brought around all right by admin
istering sntidotes that her friends got
at a nearby drug store. Domestic
trouble Is the cause Of the rash act.
An ehghteen-nonth-old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ". Smith, OF the Standard
Addition, dfed yesterday morning at
o'clock. The funeral will take place
this afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. Anna WEIGH and her sister, Miss
Mollie Weir, daughters Of Rev. Weir,
former pastor OF the q. P. Church here,
are the guests of Mira. 3. O. Boyd Of
North Fourth street.
A smell child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Oliver died Thursday evening Of whoop-
Ing cOngh, II was buried yesterday
afternoon at RIverview Cemetery.
Anumber Of our people will attend
the meeting ct the Deep Run school
building August Is. Hon. Ross j. Alex
ander will address the meeting.
Miss Anna Dean, chief nurse at the
Allegheny Hospital is here at the bed
side Of Mrs. DR.. Ong whois very Ill
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. James Barcus, who has been Wis
ting his daughter, Mrs. Rev. Winters.
returned TO her home at Steubenville,
yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Hall and son returned yes
terday from Zoar, being called here oy
the illness OF Mrs. Halls sister, Mrs.
DR.. Ong.
Mrs. Mitchell and daughter, who have
been visiting Miss Kate Stewart have
returned 10 their home at Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scheehle, OiPItts-
burg, are tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Scheehle, OF North Fifth street.
Miss Nellie Smylle entertained the (.
N. c. Club at her home on West Walnut
street last night.
Evan Davis is home from a visit to
Weilsburg friends.
Mrs. W. B. Francis left yesterday for
ChautauQut.
Dick veazey went to Adeuu yesterday
afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-06
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. August "a Jump Of Csc in
the price OF LARD was the sensation to-day
on Change. There was rumor that Ar
mour was In position 20 squeeze shorts IN
the product and q very nervous feeling
ruled. While other products opened
slightly easier lard was up exc for Septem-
Der and went up &c moro the first hour.
Then Ryan aud others bought some Octo-
Der stuff and started the shorts after
the September lard. Commission houses
also had stop orders. These lifted
the market still more. Wheat was
unsettled early, the strength In corn and
oats having collapsed, and rs there was no
outside support the local crowd who
bought yesterday on the late advance ex-
hioited disposition to close ous The vol
une Of trading was moderate Corn, weak.
The oats market was comparatively unin-
teresting. Pork, active and higher. Flour.
steady and unchanged. Wheat, cash No. 2
spring IKE; No. ) spring 521<c: No. red
TSc; August 7T5ss7Sssc, closing at 77Tc;
September fSa7S&c, closing at 5Sc; De
cember S0ikasls &c, closing at S0sEc Corn,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-06
COULDN'T AGREE.
Jem smith and Joe Choyinski Didn't &c,
to Terms.

Jem smith and Joe ChOyinski Didn't Get
TO Terms.
New YORK, August 5.-The attempt
to arrange a match in London yester-
day between ChOyinski and Jem Smith,
the English champion, proved a failure.
The meeting place was the Sporting
Life Office, ana among those present
were Warren Lewis, of New York;
Richard X. Fox, Charles +. Davies, Of
Chicago; George Strong, OF New York;
jim Campbell, the American pugilist;
Charlie Mitchell and Frank Hynds.
Smith was accompanied by his back
ers. Choyinski proposed to fight Smith
for $500 a side In the COney Island
Athletic Club. Smith refused to so to
America.
Richard K. Fox Informed Smith that
he would receive fair play in the COney
Island Athletic Club, and he would
guarantee him 81, 900 II he didn't re-
ceive fair play either In the Olympic or
Coney Island Club. Smith would not,
however, arrange any match other
than 70 fight in England.
Andrew Marsden, who fought Joe
Wormald for the championship Of Eng
land, aud who defeated Ned O Baldwin,
the Irish giant, died at NOTTINGHAM.
Pugilistic CrankS pOlled Brooklyn
elevated train to-day with the follow
ing result: For sullivan, l57; for Cor
bett, 81; refused % vote, l6.