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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
TEMESCAL TIN NINE.
The Movable Property of the Com
pany Sold at Auction.

RIVERSIDE. Feb. 1.-The prospects for an
early resumption of operations at the
Temescal lin mine in this county are not
very encouraging. During the past week
the Sheriff has sold at auction quantity Of
the movable property If the company TO
satisfy the accounts of parties to whom the
company was indebted when the mine was
closed down some months ago. The closing
Of the mine was serious loss to the mer-
chants OF this section, as we'll as to labor.
as the company. during the time the mine
was in operation. disbursed many thousands
Of dollars monthly which found their way
into the channels OF trade.
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PEPPERED WITH BlRDSHOT.
The Result of Refusing to Pay for
Goods Delivered.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 1.-Charles Keefe
was brought to the County Hospital to-day
with several birdshot in his face, received at
close range. He and Frank Galloway went
from CORTLAND yesterday to Bantersville,
where they became involved in d ispute
with an Italian saloOn-keeper about the
payment for two drinks.
The Italian ran into rear room, grabbed
shotgun and blazed away, part of the
charge taking effect on Keefe, ono shot
penetrated the socket of the eye. but did not
injnre the eyeball If the shot did not enter
the brain he will recover. The man who
did the shooting has not yet been arrested.
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the net cash was s.. S27, 800 less than that at
the close of the year 1892. The interest
bearing debt outstanding on January 81
was $685., o32 go; and the debt on which in
terest has ceased since maturity was s., 3d.
$50. The non-interest bearing debt was
1876, All. 61S King total of 1868. 500, 033.
The aggregate debt, including certificates
and Treasury notes. is S1.571, 301,615. The
balance in the Treasury, including 100000,
coo gold reserve, was 1925, 265, C6S. The state
ment of receipts and disbursements for the
month shows that the payments made by
the Treasury exceeded the income by over
Cd O00 O00
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
POISONED WITH sTRYcHNlNE.
Damaging Developments Against Bent
ley, the Wife Murderer.

Los ANGELES, Feb. AT the inquest to-
day on the body of Mrs. Nordhalt- Bentley,
whose husband, Henry Bentley, is under
arrest on a charge of poisoning her to secure
her money, seven physicians testified that
enough strychnine was found in her stomach
to kill two men. Claudillo H0codi. the
housekeeper of Bentley, who was in the
house before and after the death, testified
that Bently gave his wife medicine from
two bottles, which he carefully secreted
after administering the drugs. Bentley
forced her 10 take the medicine Mrs.
Bentley several times said: Il don't want
any medicine. You are trying to kill me-"
Bentley, the witness said. told her to tell
Mrs. Bentley that the medicine was pre-
scribed by doctor. 1t looks bad for Bent
lav
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
DISAPPEARED FROM HOME.
A Stockton Woman Believes Her
Husband Has EioDed.

STOCKTON, Feb. 1.-The wife Of r. T.
Earle. late superintendent of the Stockton
Combined Harvester Works, believes he
has gone to Mexico with married woman.
Earle left here last Wednesday to go north
to put up machinery for Gregory & Co. OF
san Francisco. and his wife says she aseer-
tanned that he went to FL Paso
just before leaving here Earle mortgaged
four lots, which were community property,
for $3.50, and his wife says she knew moth
ing about it until yesterday. Earle's
friends hope the matter Is not as reported,
but his wife does not doubt it, and is
greatly distressed. The Earles were very
affectionate and their home was always
happy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
THE SHIP CHAPMAN.
She Arrives at San Diego With Mer-
chandiSe From Baltimore.

SAN DIEGO. Feb 1.-The American ship
C. c. Chapman, Captain Murrusky. arrived
outside to-day and will be towed in to-mor-
row morning. The vessel has been 179 DAYS
in coming from Baltimore. head winds hav-
ing been encountered all the way, except
for seven weeks Of fearful weather off The
Horn. No damage Of any kind was sus-
tanned. The vessel is loaded with general
Inercha ndisR
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BLAINE'S LIFE.
No Authorized Version Has Yet Beer
Arranged For.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The following
statement is published by request:
1.-THE public advertisements of many
biographies OF James G. Blaine, pretending
TO be authentic and authoritative, pei
me to state that no biography or life and
works OF Mr.. Blaine is authorized or APP
proved by myself or by any member Of Mr..
Blaine's family; that no manuscript of Mr..
Blaine or any private letter or paper Of Mr..
Blaine. or any material for biography has
been given out to any one. If, In future,
any authentic or authorized biography
should be prepared by competent author
it VIII be authenticated and authorized by
myself. HARRIET S. BLAINE"
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
There Has Been Slight Increase Dur
ing the Month.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The net gold In
the Treasury on January 81, as shown by
the debt statement issued to- day, was s10S,.
ISL, 7l3 the lowest figure reached in many
years. This amount includes 500, 600, 900 OF
gold reserved. In the month of january
there was a net increase in the public debt
of IS, 105, 800. The non-interest bear ing debt
was decreased 1872 299 The interest-b bear
Ing debt showed AN increase of $780, while
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
NEW COFFEE CROP.

Difficulty Being Experienced i'm Hand
ling 1t.
SAN DIEGO. Feb. 1.-The Pacific Mail
steamer San Juan, which reached here to-
day on her way to San Francisco, brings
news that the new coffee crop is rapidly ac-
cumulating at various points OF Central
America Some difficulty is being expert
eneed in securing its removal. About 10000
sacks were to reach Champerco aloha be-
fore the end of January. and the Colon was
TO be dispatched as an extra steamer as soon
as size could be prepared to aid In the
movement Of the CROP.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
A MIND DISEASED.
Petition for Guardianship Over a San
BernardinO Banker,

SAN BERNARDINo, Feb. IA petition
was filed with the County Clerk to-day
praying for the appointment OF guardian
for John w. Davis, a prominent business
man, formerly residing in Cotton and presi-
sent OF the Cotton Bank, and at one time
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in charge of the San Bernardino National
Bank of this city. The petition states that
Davis has been for some months confined in
the BIoomIngdae Asylum at New York.
His breakdown was caused by excessive
work in banking institutions here, and
until the filing of the petition was known TO
only few friends.
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HOLLENBECK ACQUITTED.
The Auburn Banker Escapes Through
a TechniCality,

AUBURN, Feb. 10. w. Hollenbeck. the
insolvent banker, is on trial in the Superior
Court on two indictments for EN- bezzlement.
in the first, termed the ''fruit-hOuse case"
the court to-day instructed the jury to bring
In verdict of acquittal on account of the
variance between the Indictment and the
proof. The information charged the de-
PENDANT with the embezzlsment of the
moneys OF an association, when it reality it
was corporation. The other case, the
City OF Auburn VS.. Holenbeck, is on trial.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
COAST GOSSIP.
Arizona People Want Deep Water at
San Pedro

WASHINGTON. Feb. LIN the case OF
Samuel III. I'll. Logan VS.. Joel Smith, involv-
ing land in the San Francisco district, the
Commissioners judgment is affirmed.
In the case OF the Central Pacific Railway
Company vs.. the State of California, the
motion for review Is denied.
FELTON, presented petitions from five towns
OF Arizona praying for deep-water harbor
at San Pedro. FELTON, will appear before
the Senate Commerce Committee tomorrow
in adv0cation of this bill.
The Republican Senatorial caucus this
morning decided to admit Arizona, together
with the other three Territories previously
decided on.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination
OF Frank M. Rahm, to be Postmaster at
Woodland
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No-License Agitation.

COLLEGE CITY, Feb. Petitions are
being circulated and are being generally
signed by the voters asking the Board OF
Supervisors 10 call special election to vote
on the no-license proposition. It is be-
lieyed the proposition will carry.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
The Bridge Collapsed.

PAsO RoBLEs, Feb. Joe Wright and
his team fell forty feet through the San
Marcos Greek bridge, eight miles from here,
yesterday. The man Is not expected to
live. The team escaped with bruises. The
river had undermined the bridge.
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BANQUET to Senator White.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 1.-The Democrats are
preparing to give banquet to Senator elect
White of Los Angeles. The date is unde-
termined,
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The San Pedro Harbor.

SAN BERNARDINo Feb. 1.-The Board
of Supervisors passed resolution to-day to
be forwarded to the California Representa-
tives in Congress. asking national appro-
priation for the construction of a deep
water harbOr at San Pedro.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
Society of Christian Endeavor

UKIAH. Feb 1.-The district convention
OF the Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor, comprising the counties of Men
docino Sonoma and Napa. will meet here
fo-morrOw
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
A Hint to Brain.Workers

1t Is notorious faet that literary men,
whose work is OF sedentary character are
subject to stomach trouble, A laxative is
the only cnre, and Or. Henley's Tamarack
is the cure.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02

THERE is nothing which will 10 quickly and efec-
tnslly remove the bad taste produced by smoking
OF chewing to5qseo as piece OF Whites YueataA
gun
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
QUARANTINE AT SAN DIEGO.
The New Station at La Playa to Begin
Operations Soon.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 1.-Qaarautine Officer
Mckay says the new quarantine station
across the bay at La Playa will begin opera
tions April l. From that date to September
active quarantine will be enforced, and
every foreign vessel will stop at its wharf
before coming into port.
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OREGON at the Oreat Ea;r

SALEM, Feb 1.-The House this after
noon J assed bill appropriating $50 900 for
a Worlds Fair exhibit.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-02
ERASTUS BOND DEAD.

Decease of the Assessor of Nevada
County.
NEVADA, Feb. 1.-Erastus Bond, Assessor
Of Nevada County, and one Of the foremost
citizens in Northern and Central California,
died to-day after a lingering illness. He
was prominent member of the Odd Fell
lows ana Improved Order Of Red Men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
KINGwooD.

KINGwoOD. w. VA, March 12.-Roy
c. Stone returned yesterday from trip
TO Pittsburg.
The ODD Fellows lodge here have pur-
chased an organ.
There will be a building boom hare
this summer. A large number Of resi-
dences will COUP. This will make BUSH
ness lively for all.
Captain James Z. Murdoch has moved
his two stores into his large store room.
He has one Of the nices and cleanest
rooms in town.
Il. H. Potter Is at work on an addi-
ton to his jewelry store building.
II. w. NcCafferty, formerly Of this
place, but now Of East Liverpool, Ohio,
is visiting here.
Kiugwood received 2,697 pounds of
mail during the weighing season and
sent out ., 065 pounds.
There has been more sickness in this
place this winter than usual.
We thought the postoffice plum here
was going to drop into Editor Browns
pocket without contest But rumor
says we ara TO have little tussle for
it, as Julius X. Monroe has the bee In
his bonnet.
Judge Hoke is holding court at st.
George.
Preston county pays a school super
intendent the sum OF $500 year to at
tend the West Virginia University
We haven't heard Of him visiting a
school this winter. and we haven't
heard OF him refusing his salary which
comes in quarterly installments. One
good feature though and that is the
tact that the schools have gotten along
better without him than they did last
winter. The superintendent should re-
sign or come over here and attend to
his duties.
David Loughery was found dead in
the road near Gladesville on Wednes-
day morning. Heart failure was sup
posed 70 be the cause OF bis death.
The Preston County Bible Society
held their annual meeting here on last
sunday.
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aTHE COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE"

Is one OF the hes, literary publications in
America. sad is Illustrations are. in TIE jgdg-
ueut OF unsuy. infsrisr 70 none aud squAlsa ~
lew. ssmpls copies can De seen az the RSsrs-
TER otics.
Persons sending their tame snd address 20
the publishers q TIE Cosmopolitan Xa91s.ns,
Broadway and Tvsnty-6fth strssi, New York
City. will receive free sample COPY. MsntioI
tie REGISTER declleg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
BELLAIRE.

The ticket placed ia nomination by
the Democratic city convention, Satur-
day evening, is conceded to be an eZ-
ceptionally strong one. For members
of School Board, James T. Kelly, John
Steger and Isaac Colts have been
named. Mr.. Kelly is Assistant Cashier
OF the First National Bank, and has had
several years experience on the Board;
Mr.. Steger is a merchant, an old resi-
dent of the city, and man OF good
Judgment; Mr.. Colts is an emploENe at
the b. & o. freight depot, and has had
experience in municipal bodies, having
served in the bridgeport 1lty council.
For Water Works Board, George Jen-
nings and 2. j. cDonough were
named. Mr.. Jennings is present
member Of tbS Board, is man OF splen-
did business qualifications and has a
thorough knowledge of machinery; Mr..
McD,OGough is one OF the best machin-
lists I'm the city, having helped to build
TIE water works, and IS successful re-
I tail merchant. The entire ticket should
be elected.
Precinct A, Fourth ward, has selected
the following delegates to the Demo
cratic township convention: M. }. Cur
ran, George S. Jennings and Daniel
Weyrick, ST.; b, d. w. Cooper and VIM.
Bolte.
Douglass Hazlett, who has been tele-
graph operator for the B. q 0. at this
point, has accepted a position as secre-
tary TO the trainmaster at Garrett, Ind,
and left yesterday for that point.
1.-The Burglar" one of the best plays
that has been booked for this city this
season, will be presented at the Elysian
Theatre this evening, and will be greet
ed by full house.
The Republican city convention will
be held at City Hall this evening, 10
nominate three members OF the School
Board and two members of the Water
Works Board.
Superintendent b. It. Jones, Of the
public schools, has contributed able ar
ticles to the current issues Of the Ohio
Educational Monthly and The Progress
size School.
pThere was not single arrest made by
the police Saturday night or yesterday.
This has not been an unusual occur
renee, however, during the past few
months.
At the Republican township conven-
ton nominations could be had for the
asking, and there were no contests.
No one seemed TO be anxious to be nom
mated.
The Democratic City Committee or
ganized by electing Reuben Lowe chair
man, w. C. Warwick secretary, and AL
bert Rietz treasurer.
Murray Bros, of this city, who built
the Wheeling Jail, have been awarded a
contract to erect a $50, 600 building at
Marlinton, w. Va.
James w. Corbett is at Steubenville
attending the funeral Of his slster-in-law,
Mrs. Dixon Corbett.
d. c. Shepherd will open confec-
tionery in the Baron building on Thirty
second street.
Some OF the wards did not elect dele
gates to the Democratic township con-
Yention.
Congressman A. J. Peason is expect
ed to return from Washington this
week.
Miss Kate Fowler spent Sunday with
BarnesVille friends.
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NEsBITT Il DEvINE,
t.Is 10 nsrks, ssf'st
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

The following Martins Ferry Real Estate vil
70 offered fOf sale b. lbs heirs OF Charles bsa-
bright decsases, a. public auction upon ne
premises MONDAY. MARCH %. 1898
Bszinalng q o1s O'clock 2. n, sud conil1uing
0nti. -, = -. Nc No ss2 ia Pssll's addition.
- No s58 In panlIs addition, upon which
"A 4 double frame dwelling.
Il, No sgl. on Lombard stfse,, on which is q
,,ro-.tofy bnck DWELLING
f.ot No So. On Psnn street
Let No see. on Psnn street. "lt1 s'ofy ane
half ffarae dwelling thsfson. -,
n - 10 f-e corner LON bard and second sf.
"a No. 81. on Lombsfd street. on which - 9
'ss ss.!s l,' iI.a s' sos:: Prs ana
1--WE F,v. is.s On seventh street eae ios contain
'hg be- saf aSons.tssd. eosssining 10 pres more or
fsss uaif i'm proved.
'ss II, "a xsruB homestead. obtaining Elk
ae ~ "a one hsif Iores hsr ~ homestead.
s.rsn and thfes-so8rths acres, west Of the
civ. on the Martins FeffJ and M Pleasant
p' s,r,,en and onesisbih acres ~ isst. shout
49, 4 "a one .han miles west 81 the cify, on the
ns,.in's Ferry and NJ Pleasant pike.
severfeen acres Of improves lrnds On TIE Bur
la etor aud scotch Ride pike.
Bstween 50 and % zcfss q opal land and 10
.c-e. ~ suffa,e near Bfifge1lrt. o.
Also TO story double ffanl house on sey-
snth street, aud oue-ftory Frame house on
sixth sis.tt, in Msrsin,s rsisJ(o "a. bo.ss.s
ty LonbSfl and John strsfis and 'hs Ohio
''z Tsssrm.l, sa.s-onssblrd d.sh. one bird ia
- - e.,d one fhlrd in t3o yeafs deferred
r,egr,,end 70 bear per cent itterest and % Be
.scared ~ mortgage on premlt. s sod;
LfLLIE sri tfR fiHf.
>.oth 4tmlnisfrafof1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
SAY MILLER IS SLATED.
Report That He is to BE Commissioners
of Internal Revenue-General Watts's

Report That He is to BE Commissioners
of Internal Revenue-GeneraI Watts's
Chances.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 1.-The
friends OF Colonel Joseph S. Miller are
jubilant tonight over information
which they believe to be entirely reli-
able, to the effect that the President
has practically decided = again make
Colonel Miller Commissio -er Of Internal
Revenue.
That gentleman himself, when asked
by the REGISTER correspondent what he
knew about the matter, said he had no
definite information. He was very
hopeful that the President would APP
point him. and that was all he could
say. He had not seen nor talked with
the President about his candidacy.
From two other sources the cores
pondent got quite positive assurances
that Miller's nomination might be re-
garded as fixed on. 1t will be the first
exception to the present rule that no
former officeholders shall be reappoint-
ed, which will be a high compliment 10
Mr.. Miller.
There was much indignation among
the West Virglnians here to-day over
reports that ex-President Harrison had
undertaken TO dissuade Mr.. Cleveland
from reappointing Gen. Watts to the
position Of District Attorney for West
Virginia. 1t is said Harrison sent q re-
Quest 10 the President through Mr..
Elkins that Watts be not reappoint-
ed because OF the caustic telegram
which he sent TO Harrison after
the latter's defeat in November. In
this telegram Gen. Watts reminded Har-
rison that he had been dismissed from
service shortly after the fourth or
March, 1889, and wound up by saying
that time had made all things even. A
copy OF this telegram, 1t IL said. was
given by Mr.. Elkins TO President Cleve-
land TO show how disrespectful Gen.
Watts had been 10 Harrison.
Republicans here are claiming that
Cleveland will heed Harrison's request
and refuse 70 make General Watts Dis
trict Attorney again. On the other
hand West Virginia Democrats are Of
fering to bet that Watts will get bis old
place back.
Ex-Governor Fleming said to-day
there was not the slightest foundation
for the rumOr that he was a candidate
for Assistant Secretary Of the Interior,
or for any other federal position. He
came here, be said, to aid friends who
were candidates for positions, but as
for himself. he wanted nothing and
would accept nothing.
Mr.. Stuart w. Walker also denied
the truth Of the reports that be was or
would become q candidate for the In
ternal Revenue Collectorship. he was
not a candidate for any federal posi-
ton.
Ex-Governor Flem' went home this
evening.
Mr.. Holly G. Armstrong has fled his
application for the Commissionership Of
Internal Revenue.
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FOR SALE.

Fine form. il3 acres. on National roaa, nine
miles east Of city. ON easy terms
Farm 20 acres four miles north OF city, good
place for dairy business.
house 10 rooms. Fifteenth street. With modern
improvements.
House rooms. Sixteenth street. tGO0
House 6r3oms. Fourteenth street. B.hg
House rooms, Chsrles street, Centre Whsel'
ing, $40
House rooms, Moyston street Sixth ward, IN
splsnded condition. oak 1nish inside. VIZ.
House rooms Twenty thifd street.. t,xg.
House rooms, North Market street. si. 800
House rooms on Eon street, Centre Wheel.
ing, lot 35Il23 feet, G.oO0 a.,
Sis lots Ia good locations In Park FisS'
Two half lots 10 Handlan's addition, cheap
on essy terms.
Market street business property At mossrais
Lots at east end TwsntJ-lhifd street on sa'J
Three houses, Noystsn Street, siIlh "sra.
q, 900 -.
Id on Twsnty.plnih street ts0.
one hall lot on ChAPiins street. siEth ward,
one half iOl on MccoIIooh street. c'a,s
or. 81 tas BEST msngfksisrisg siissta zee
nv frou,lns or two railroads
~. f50J LOO snd 1900 % iosu on ciiJ real
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

certainly you would not want to keep
them forever out of heaven.
Pause and weep, not for the freed from
pain,
back again.
I ask a question, and there seems to
come back the answer in heavenly
echo. "Whatl will you never be sick
again?" Never sick = again" "
what! will you never be tired again?'
er-tired-again." "What! will
you never weep again?" Never
weep-again." "WEat! will you never
die again?' "Never-die-again. "
Oh, ye army of departed kindred, we
hail you from bank to bank. Wait for
us when the Jordan of death shall part
for us.
COME DOWN AND MEET Us
halfway between the widowed banks OF
earth and the palm groves OF heaven.
May our great High Priest go ahead OF
us, and with bruised feet touch the wa
ter, and then shall be fulfilled the
words of my text, "All Israel went over
on dry ground, until ali the people
were gone clear though Jordan"
II l ask you what shall be the glad
hymn of this morning, l think there
would be thousand voices that would
choose the same hymn-the hymn that
illumines so many death-chambers-t
hymn that has been the parting hymn
in many an instance-the old hymn:
On Jordan's stormy banks stands,
Aud cast a wistful eye
To Canaun's fair and happy land,
Where nay possessions lie.
Oh, the Transporting. rspturous scene
That rises on my sight!
Sweet fields arrayed Ia living green,
And FLYERS OF delight.
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Tho Newest COlOFS, You ASk :?
ADiS Line. DllJtIe WCrd About It
SILKS !!

Such Silk Department. It's equal
will not be found in Wheeling. Par
ticularly the lines OF Figured India
Silks. There's styles among them so
artistic in design, grand coorings so
beautiful in effect that when you see
them you'll cease to wonder why sales
are so free and easy of accomplishment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

Attacks, and all arrangements of the liv-
er. stomach. and bowels are prevented,
relieved. aud permanently cured.
They're the smallest, easiest 10 take,
cheapest, and best. They're guaranteed
to give satisfaction, or money is returned.