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JACK, THE SLASHER."
Murderous Individual Captured in
New York.
WANTED TO RID THE COUNTRY OF
ALL GERMANS.

Gold Weather Continues to Prevail
Throughout the Northwest, the
Thermometers Registering Tenn
Prevails in the Coal Creek Mining
Regions of Tennessee.
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brewery Burned.

CHARLESTON IS. c., Jan. 1.-THE Pal
mettO Brewery was burned to-day; loss,
100000,
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The small portraits called cartes de Wis
tie were first taken by an artist named
Terrier at Nice in 1857,
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Singular story.

A singular story comes from Russia of
young man. known as the dying
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Judge Botkin VIII Not Resien.

itoba. Indications are for still colder
weather tomorrow,
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BORDER TROUBLES.
WANT OF RAIN SAID TO BE THE
DIRECT CAUSE.
Belief That They VIII Soon End-Re.
port That CARA VIII Soon
be Captured.
snecia1 to the REcoRn.uN1ox.

not be successful. The clergy now mani
fest continual disposition to override
and ignore the law governing civil mar
riages. The country about Coahuila and
Durango has been without rain for years,
and naturally affairs there are in bad
shape. Many people, depending upon
daily labor for support, are now out oil
employment. The Government is sell
ing the necessities of life at actual cost, as
we'll as making appropriations to furnish
them tree to those unable to pay fol-
them. If rain comes these people will all
be able to help themselves.
APACHE SCOUTS BEING ENLISTED.
PHOENIX, Jan. 17.-Agents of the Next
can Government in the Territory are en-
listing band of pache scouts and trail
ers for service against the revolutionist
Cara. Most OF these scouts were edu-
Gated by the United States Government
at the Carlisle School, Pennsylvania, and
have had thorough drill with the United
States Army.
FIGHTING REPORTED.
DEL Ebo CTeX.), Jan. IA prominent
stockman from near Langley reports that
he saw twenty-siX revolutioniSts cross
the Rio Grande yesterday; also. that .
Mexican told him band had captured
the PiedraS BIancO ranch, in Mexico
sixty miles from Dryden, and that night
ing was going on in that vicinity. The
Mexican told him there were $500 rebels
in that region, all armed and in good
lighting trim.
CARA MAY SOON BE CAPTURED.
City OF MEXICO, Jan. LIT is ru-
mored here that Cara will soon be
captured. General Reyes has organized
five columns Of rangers for operations
between Laredo and MatamoraS. and il is
thought ii the American. troops force the
reVolutionists over to this side their cap
ture is sure.
The rumorS of revolutionary proceed
ings in Chihuahua, Durango, Sonora and
Coahuila are without foundation. The
Government is not sending more troops
to the northern frontier, considering their
presence there unnecessary.
RIVER FoRDs GUARDED.
DEL RIO (Tex.), Jan. I7.-About thirty
or forty United States soldiers arrived
here last night, and camped at the ford OF
the Rio Grande River TO guard it. An
other detachment is at the mouth of the
Sycamore for the same purpose. The
MeXicans here are quiet, and, from all
that can be learned, do not appear to be
organizing.
WIDESPREAD DIsTRUsT.
SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 1.-THE Cara
troubles have apparently subsidized as far
as open hostilities are concerned, but
there is still widespread distrust all along
the border that the willy revolutionist
may bob up again at any place, and the
troops remain in the field. So far as
Cara is concerned, there is no reliable
information as to his Whereabouts or
plans, but this is no indication that he
has given up the movement, or is without
sympathiZers or supporters. The report
that ne is in the vicinity of Eagle Pass.
with a considerable following, appears
without foundation. While the move
ment has been batfled from the first by
the Mexican authorities, it has no less
operated to the detriment of Mexico from
business standpoint, if not politically,
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Cages Wemi8feitem.
& n I an b.

= Die lebte SabreS 8otidaft bes
Prdiibenten Sarriion on ben &ongreB
1T Elm iiberaus umfangreides S6rift=
itiif, tuel6es hi6t meniger als $4,000
Worte umfaBt. Sn Der GinIeitung
berlelben meilt er auf bic i'm allgemeiz
men iebr siinltige financielle uno mas
terielle Gage bes 2anbes bin. Tin ei<
men m6gli6lt braitiiden 8emeis bafir
81 geben, 5eigt er, bas Der NatiDnaI>
rei9tbum Der Der. @taatea BON $751;
lao, 100000 i'm Sabre 1860 auf
$63, ,000. 200, COO in Der @egenmart gez
itiegen lei, B. +. Inn 287 proeent. Sm
1ebrigen liefert er cine 3uiammenz
| faffung Der Sabresberi6te Der ein3elnen
OepartementS Gbefs, an ipel6e er
bann eine &eibe bon gmpfeblnngen
an ben &ongreB fniipft. Inter
leBteren 1T bic berboraubeben, in
Der er ben aongreB aufforbert, bic nos
tbigen S9ritte gu tbun, I'm, cine n0g>
li9ft f6neae @o0enbung bes glicaras
euas aanal=8aues su betpirfen. Prdfiz
bent Sarriion id)liebt ieine Botf6aft
nit benz Musbrud Der Greube iiber bic
gebeibli9e gntmidluns be8 2anbes
unb Der Soffnung, baB bieIe @ntmids
lung aud in Der 3ufunft in berielben
Weife forni9reiten iperbe, tpie in ben
lebten breiBig Sabren (gDir iperben in
Der nd9iten ytummer eingebenb auf
oeri6iebene intere1ante gir3elbeiten Der
prdlibenten 8oti6aft 3uriidtommen.
Inm. b. &eb.
= Sem 8unbeszSenator 6ill III bic
Stelle aIs prdlibent Der equitable
9ebensberii6erunss @eieai6aft in
Stem Oorf, nit einem Sabressebalt
bon $25, 900, angeboten iporben.
sIanb.
- MnS Berlin ibreibt mat: Die
proieftirte neue 8rau Steuer perurs
fa6t cine allgemeine @ebriidtbeit i'm
Biergei9dft. Mebrere 8rauereien, pie
). 9. bic Mltena'er Unions 8rauerei,
baben ben MnlaB bereits gu elmer @rs
bobung bes 8iersYreiie8 ipabrgenoms
men.
= 9ie BON Nblmarbt benz @eridte
iiberlieferten Dotumente ipurben i'm @ez
ri6te nerleien, um gu perbinbern, baB
i'm publifum iibertriebene 8efiir1tuns
gen iiber bic 5rasmeite berIelben ents
ftiinben. Gin b6berer Offi3ier, Der
nit S6ulben iiberbduft mar, unb Der
ii6 in ben Sdnben bon Wu6erern be-
fanb, ioa bic 0ofumente auSgeliefert
unb bann Selbitmorb besansen bae
ben. Sn einem Der S6riftitlde ipirb
beftdtist, baB bon 939 26me'i6en @es
tpebren, pel6e Der 9anbwcbr in Wes
iel bel ibrer llebuna CUR genuBung
iibergeben purben, $50 reparaiurbes
biirftig tparen. A;B.
= Nur nit fnapper got6 limb bic
283 paia9iere Der yiorbb. glonpbag,s
piers Spree" auf benz 9pegs BON
Queenstown nad Rem Yorf benz 8 ssssrr. sssr.
entgansen. 9ei bobem Seeaonae
brad ber Sdraubeasg6ait unS eRe
bic Wtai6ine gum Gtiltebsn sebradt
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10. 6 q piteI.

Eros Der beflem Come, Die Der
OftermOrsen sebra9t bate, brannte III
Der Gtube bee @g9ebauern Elm mGh.
tigeS Seuer i'm Qebmofen. Der Bauer
iaB beuodrmelis binter benz Iiid, Dor
ii9 einen sroben giapf nit Nfildfuppc,
bic er 9emd9li1 auSl6ffelte. St MIR
ioeben = nm bie neunte Wfor9en1tunbe
NIT i3en3a aus Der Wfefle auriidae,
febrt. Das Wtdoden ftan6, nit balbs
lauter Stimme trdllernb, Dor benz In
bic @anb eingemauerten 3innlpissei
unb bur6Ho6t Die blonoen .3Spfe nit
rotben Bdnbern.
r6eut' bat es aber Der Hater Oa6u>
mar fdarf gemadt in ber Yre6igt, Z
lagte Der Gs9ebauer mad einer ftillen
gDeile.
i3en3a la1te.
n6ait Dir semerft, mas er seldolteu
bat iiber ben Eans?"
gBieber lahte bas Wfabdeu unb mari
Die j30pfe iiber Die Sdnlter 3uriid.
vSett tang id) MIR beito mebr. llno
feft anbalten thu if mid aud - oaB
i'd ni9t ausrutid'."
Spre1en fonnte Der @s9ebauer nidt,
oenn er bate gerabe ben Wtnno pol !;
er orobte nur nit beni Q0ffel; bann
i1ludte CT uno iahte. Da tlana aus
Der 9anlmer cine meinerli6 freil6enoe
Weiberitimme: ri3enSaaa Il
nSjaab T. rief oaS 0tdb9en iinipillia
;uriid, trat ndber an ben Spieael,
nsitelte an benz Yeil9enitraub, Ser i'm
Wiieoer itedte, nnb inpfte bic sfraus,
bdr1en in Die Stirn.
p30rft, Oft Miutter ruft!1 mabnte
Der Ggsebauer.
DAB lsbon geb0rt!" iaste j3en;a !:
aber iie riibrte fi6 nidt BON Der
Stele.
Der Gsgebauer icuf5te unO loifelte
ipeiter.
Bauer! sbsr Bauer! go fomm'
baft Oh! T. fang es jett nit feifcnben
9aiiten aus Der Raniner.
wSft baS elm @eib u brummte Der
@ggebaner. vgiift einmol beim Giien
bat man ietne Eub!4 Gr lAittelte
ben Scpf, iparf einen Grbarmsu bel,
ihenoen Bid CUR gtubeuoede, leate
ben 10fel nieber nnb mollte iid, ers
beben.
sss. Da flapperten brauben bic Critic oe.
nagelter Sd)nbe uno Elm Shatten ficl
Ourd bas 6enfter.
Beng iagte Der ganer baltia, i'd,
thu Did bitten, 9eb' binein su i6r nn6
bleib' bel ibr brin cine @eir. Gs
fommt eiuer, NIT Dem id su sraiten
(reduen, Gin @ei6dft gum s(nstraa
brinsen) bab'."
Das Mdoben sins, abfr nid)t ecrne ;
faum bate fie bic 3ammertbiir bintei
ftd 9eIdloIien, ba ftano aud Bolfral
fhon auf Der S1wele; CT mar aa,u.
ieben, als fdin' er eeraoespegs BON Ser
Snbpiaane iein brenuenoes @eiidl
uno feline 1dnoe eliterten bon e51lpcib ;
an 9als unb Sdldfen lab man, ipie es
in ben eefdmollenen aSsrn bdrnmerte ;
fem atbem flos uno felidte, sas ii
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Dfr Ilofterjjdiietr.
Gin Sn9lanbsrnmau aus benz tiers
jebnten Sabrbunhert.
ssa eas,sss saaas.ts..
(6ertfetnus.)

pater DeIertuS mar Der T1iir su9e>
sansen; eS idien, alS mollte er lid)
nod einnial suriidpenben; aber lhfper
aufatbmenb oefte er Die Danb iiber lci,lc
s(u9en unb perlieB baS OauS.
@ittli lag nod inllner auf ben &nien,
oas @eii1t tn bic Mrme gebriift. Grit
ais Sepba nun ipieoer ,nm Bett trat,
bob bas Maoden oas @efidt, ibaute
nit breunenben 4u9en unb ;ndenoen
3ippen 5t Der S9maberin auf uno
idlug III bilfloiem 96mers bie 9aube
ineinanber.
Sepba fniete 3ur Seite oes 8ettes
nieber, itelte ben &naben auf bic @rbe,
un6 ibr S6lu6;en miiblan betampieno,
iagte iie: uS9au, 3ippele Dein
5hmeiterl - lbau nur, idan - seb',
'gib ibr nod eiu Sanoerl unb ias' 81 ibr
re1t lieb: Bebiit' Did @ott, rnein
Shmeiterl. Du mein lieb's Il
2ippele i9aute auf bas itille, mie i'm
Erauut ld1efnbe &inb, 6ann mieber
anf bic Mfntter nno fraste: pWarum
oenn?A
.MuBt nidt frasen, sippele; thurs
nur, tbu'S!"
2ippele ftredte ben glrm; bod ais er
bic adlte 6eS ftarren 9dnbaens fiiblte,
erfhraf er unb brahte fetn Wort berpor.
Nen9itlid i9aute er 3u ber SHUTTER ani
unb bob beibe 6dnbe mad ibr. Sepba
umi9lang i'm nit ibren Mrmen, Der
gemaltiam perbaltene S1mers brad
nit neuer Madt berpor aus ibrem ees
preBten 9er5en, unb 70 fauerte iie
l9lud5en6 auf Ser @rbe, baS @eii9t
oes &naben iiber9tebenb nit ibrerl
Tbrdnen.
rMuetterl, Muetterl," itammelte baS
aino un6 begantl Su meinen, neil eS bic
W1utter ipeinen iab.
@ittli erbob li1 unb wanfte III oie
aammer brinnen, am ofienen Senlter,
ianf iie iblu93enb nieber; nit breitem
S.rabl fiel Die Morsenionne ani i1r
gebeu9tes 6aupt.
Drauben i'm Sreien fpebte Der @lans
une 5binmer bes Slterta9es; Die
NiDe rauI6te, unb in ben 9ia1barb1fen
frdhten Die 6dbne. Nuf ben Sbffbauz
men, beren 9noipen idon sur 8liitbe
ordnsten, afnitlderten bic Wteilen uno
flosen ab uno 5u, Saline trasenb fir
ben Neitbau.
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9ine stur fiir sabeumattsmus.

Or. g. u. Simmer bon 5erarfana,
9rt., 1T elm gang entbuiiaitiI6er 9ers
ebrer BON gbumberlains vpainsgalm"
gr gebraudte bie'en Sdmer3en 8als
fam gegen &beumati8mus unb fagt !:
sd linbe, bab bies bas bette locale
0eilmittsI basegen it," gu babeu
in San 9lntonio in ben 9lpotbes
fen bon s. sfalteper & Son, Goips
ling & Gloob, s. 9. Sod, u. Dreib,
8. Sdn6arb, @. gobn & Co., 5. 8.
5arrifon unb 8alteper & Sdudarb.
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9as gDeiBbier

aus Der betannten Brauerei bon . DIS
& Mf6ba6er 1T ein bur1aus au>
trdgl:bes unb geiunbes @etrdnf, bas
in feiner Wirtbf6aft unb in feinem
9auSbalt feblen follte. OaS Bier bat
iib einen Guf erworben melt iiber bic
Gren3en San Mntonio's binaus unb
baS nit Hedt. 8efellunsen BON aus
ipdrts merben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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= Naes, mas in ben befen Npotbe<
fen Su baben 1T, bel S bn 6. 6 6,
Farmers Drug Store.
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(6ortiebuns fcIst).


ober ir9enb elmer anberen dbnIi6en
epioemiel fplte bas Blut unb baS
ganae 5pfem In seiunbsr Befdaffens
belt isin. Ntbrht 6oobs Sarfaparilla,
oas Sud 9raft siebt, Das 8lut reinigt
unb aranfbeit perbinbert.
$ooos pillem furirsn aebertranfs
btiten.
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Ger. M.aubrp,s 9ampf aiiferei

Veo. WtanorD'S Sdmpf 8Hferet
in Der MufiinzStraBe if nit BEN neue>
fen Mai6inen CUR 9lnfertigung bon
8otti6en, Gdfiern, Giiternen &c. einges
ri6tet unb liefert anerfannt bor3iigli9e
Mrbeit.
56idt guer Gelb ni6t nod benz
Norben, fonbern laBt Cure Nrbeiten
bier MAIDEN, mo gu6 boae @arantie
fir bic bette Musfiibrung berielben ges
geben pirb. 8riefli6e Mnfragen iiber
Yreiie &C. tuerben prompt beanttportet.
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merben fonnte, bate Der serbrodenen
S6aft einen 9beil bes binteren S1iffss
bobens burdidlagen. @s entitanb elm
fur6tbares 2ed. bur6 mel1es fi6 Der
&aum Der atneiten aaiiite iofort nit
Wafer fiillte. Ser Dampfer begann
i4on gu iinfen. ba erpieien lib
bic tpaherbi6ten 3mii6en Obs
tbeilungen hes @6iffes alS &etz
tungsmittel. 9as Sdiff iant ni9t
neiter unb ber Dampfer Bort Quron"
bra6te bic Spree" na9 Queenstown
suriid. Wilbe Scenen fpielten ii6
mdbren6 Der 3eit Der ami9einenb
b66iten Sobesgefabr an Borb Der
Spree" ab.
Dr. Miquel, Der preuBii9e 81
nszMiniiter, III ni6t unerbebli6 an
elmer 9alss@nt5iinbHng ertranft.
Werner @iemenS, Der beriibmte
beuti6e glettro Se1nifer, 1T am 6.
December in Berlin eeHorben.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

r-,Isss the organized la00rers menace
.raniovers bv threatening or even assault
~ them and their property, aud iutlm-
565te nOn-uni0n wOrkmeD by violence and
tbrsats Of violence, every large strike must
be- lost.-Nc,c T0rh standard.
This is rather an extreme statement,
but there is enough in it TO set working
ingmen to thinking whether or not the
strike Is the best weapon for bringing
abont the settlement Of labor differ
euces. Intimidation and threats Of vio-
lence so often put strikers in opposition
tolaw and order that public sympathy
is frequently deadened, and the cause
Of organized labor suffers. The wiser
and more thoughtful champions Of or
Vanized labor are becoming more and
,ore disposed TO look with disfavor
non strikes as a remedy for griey-
ees.
far better remedy is suggested by
standard when it says that ''the
hope for organized labor is In dig
down to the radical causes Of ip-
trial disease aud uprOoting them bN
ms Of the ballot"
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1851 was but nineteen per cent. To
purchase munitions of war, to arm and
equip soldiers and meet all of the eX-
Denses incident to the great struggle,
required large sums of money. Tariff
taxes were largely increased. The
Morrill, tariff bill was passed. Our
government was in the thrOes Of war,
struggling for it's existence, and but lit
tie heed was given by the people ID the
fact that duties under the new tariff
law were not only highly protective TO
manufacturers but burdensOme 10 the
people But this was not all. BY sub
sequent increase by successive Repuo-
lican Congresses the average rate OF du-
ties reached forty-seven per. cent. This
was the average rate of tariff taxes
when the Mckinley bill became the
Law.
Another issue of great moment in
the pending contest is the Force Bill.
The magnitude of this issue Cannot be
overstated. 1t may mean the control
Of the election of Representatives in
Congress by the bayonet.
The Republican party, by its acts In
the Flity-tirst Congress and by its plat
form in its late National Convention,
stands pledged to the passage OF the
Force bill. That it will pass this bill
when il has the power no sane man can
doubt. To all OF the people-all who
desire the peace and prosperity OF our
common cOuntry-this question is i'm
portant. To the people Of the South
ern States it is one of transcendent im-
portance. Shall they still have peace
aud the protection of the law, or shall
the horrors with which they are men
aced find their counterpart only in
those of the darkest hours Of the recon-
sfrurtInn nariOd?
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SUNDAY REGISTER.

81 here You Can hay Your Favorite FaPeF
When You Miss the Newsie-
CBAS. GOETHE, 1l7 sixteenth street
ALEX. YOUNG, los Sixteenth street
CHAS. MENKEMELLER, corner twenty
Fecond and Market streets.
~. ". IRWIN, corner Twenty-iour'h anu
Chapliue streets.
81. BRICE, corner Thirty-sixth and JACOB
streets.
Vg. @. ARGTBRECHT, 2S4l Jacoo street
W. s. MCCULLOUGH, 57+6 jacob stres~
ROBERT BUTT, b Virginia street
1y r. WILLIAMS, 81 zane street
J. d. FREESE. News Dealer, li07 Market.
GEO. Il. EBELING, 2l-5 Market street
ROTE-s NEWS STAND. 2i04 Chaplne street
FORTYTBIRD STREET PHARMACY.
VIII, MENKEMELLER, Thirty-third and
WotT streets
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snr1AI.Is,r n ENeLAND.

The London correspondent OF the
Philadelphia TELEGRAPH regards the
cent English elections as indicating
stroae drift toward State Socialism.
lille few genuine Socialistic candi-
ties. like tho members Of the Social
enocratic Federation, were put for
ward; and while such as stood for cleo
ton received few votes, the kind Of So
cialism WHICH is prominent in the Lon
don County Council, the sort that looks
90 the enlargement OF governmental
functions, cut a considerable figure.
The correspondent thinks he sees the
day approaching when there will be no
more Tories and no more Liberals, but
only a Conservative party and Social
istic PARTY
Ba decomposition OF the new min
istr5 is not such as greatly TO crafty
he Socialists. It's success or failure
svll be an interesting test Of the Social
istlc movement, and It's fate will be
watched with interest throughout the
world.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

County is said to be In the worst condi-
tion, It owes It's shareholders SlO7, 900,
including $4,000 fictitious profits. The
Third Ward owes It's shareholders $685.
600, including about $4,000 OF fictitious
profits, Both associations, says the ex-
aminerS, have been doing an illegal busi-
ness.
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nsna RnnI.. Rnrst.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August 27.-Bank
Examiner Written reports that athe
Third Ward Permanent Savings and
Loan Association and the Erie County
Permanent Savings and Loan Associa-
ton, are insolyent. They are OF the
"Permanent Dime" order, Of which
there are several in Buffalo. The Erie
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Educational.
SG6Uin C0ll5Siat8aId Shorthand Institute
No. 81 Seventeenth Street

This long established school for the thorough
Instruction Of Young Ladies' and Children In
the Eughsh Branches Languages, etc, reopens
in ali departments
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1922.
Miss T. Zelda Blanchard. al eminent Plan
iste and Violinlstc IS the Preceptress Of Music,
which here receives special attention, students
receiving full hour lessons and advanced ga
rapidly as safe progress viii permit
bay and'uiEht classes In Bookkeeping double
eut-y). Shorthand and Typewriting.
For circular aud terms call on or address
MISS PAULINE H. SEGUiN,
au2je65b Principal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

THE other day the New York sun
devoted a page or so to proving the
World a liar. The next day the World
used 10 about half "a column TO proving
the sin another liar. Yesterday the
sun stread over another page bringing
-, Eodah artist into reQuistiOn, to
thai the World was a bigger liar
Bt ever. It's the Worlds turn now.
WI someone please spank these chill
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Doctor Yourself

and save money, and perhaps your life.
Send 5bree 2-ceut stamps 20 pay postage 10
A. p. Ordway & Co., Boston, Mass, and
receive copy of Dr.. Kautmann's great
Medical Work, 100 pages, elegant eolored
nla,es.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

Gov. FLEMING made his maiden 1892
sDeech at FairmOunt yesterday, and the
Hfu. ADLAI z. STEVENSON ataoout the
s tue hour opened the political ball in
illinois.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

THE cost Of the Homestead strike to
the State of Pennsylvania up 10 date
IS 100000. 1t has cost the men and
the company many hundreds Of thou
sands more. They come high and we
don't want them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

NATIONAL CONVENTIONS OF CLUE
A national convention Of delegates
representing the National Democratic
Association OF Clubs will be held in
New York City October 4. 1t is ex-
pected that several thousand delegates,
coming from al parts of the country
Will be present. On the 18th of Sep
TENDER a National Convention Otrepre-
sentatves Of the Republican National
League will be held in Buffalo.
Both of these conventions will no doubt
be large gatherings. There will be pa
rades and speeches and shouts; there
will be much viewing with alarm" and
pointing with pride;" there will be
resolutions and pledges and voluminous
expressions Of confidence.
No doubt these things win be com
parativeIy harmless, but will these
National conventions Of the represeu-
tatives Of local political clubs be OF any
material benefit TO either party? We
think not. The conventions will be
held in the midst OF the campaign and
at time when the local clubs should
be devoting all their energies, time and
resources TO systematic local campaign
work. The aggregate amount Of money
that win be expended in sending dele
gates TO New York City and 70 Buffalo
will reach hundreds of thousands Of
dollars. It appears reasonable to think
that these hundreds OF thousands Of
dollars could be expended FAR more
wisely and effectively in the serious
work Of the campaign.
Local organizations should devote
themselves TO local campaign work. a
jsmboree in New York or Buffalo will
not change a vote in West Virginia.
LABOR DAY.
The gods smiled upon the annual out
ing of Labor in this vicinity, and the re-
suit was a fae day, a magnificent turn
out, and an all-ayound glorious time.
The city put on its Sunday best and it
looked like a combination Of Fourth Of
July and Christmas. 1t was one grand
picnic from one end Of town to the
other aud way out into the country.
In this day and generation it is not
often that labor gets au outing, and
when it does, it deserves to own the
town and suburbs, as it did yesterday.
Many will over-sleep themselves this
morning, but that doesn't matter, and a
few win arise with q pea-green taste
In their mouths and a deep-rooted con-
viction in their souls that they oughtn't
TO have done 10, but ninety-nine one
huudredths OF the great throng Of the
bone aud sinew Of Wheeling and their
brothers and sisters from out Of town
who participated in the greatest cele-
bratiOn of the day Wheeling has yet
seen, will arise like Venus from the
waves, and as rosy and happy feeling
all the better for 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

Now that PARRHUBsT is out OF the
way the cholera threatens TO come
-r~Dr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

DIR. KELLEY is suing the London
Lcncst for libel. The British gold cure,
he thinks, would suit his case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

-, Advortisers might paste this 'AA'o' ID
49, in their hats with Prons; "Aho"s
paper that Will Er ahooF It's o"a oiro0'~-
tian viii lie about thas o. as 9oats"P0F-
arlos."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

THE disposal Of garbage is a burning
question in Washington. They are
talking Of a crematory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

SENATOR PEFFER has gone into Wall
street. We trust he will raise the wind,
aud that il will not agirate his whiskers.