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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
MR.. BLAINE BETTER.
he shows Very Favorable Symptoms Dur
ing the Day, and was Resting Easy a1
10 u. IN

He shows Very Favorable Symptoms Dur
ing the Day, and was Resting Easy az
10 p. m.
WiNAsHGToN, D. c., January 10.-An-
other almost uTniraculouS and unexpected
improvement in the condition OF Mr.. Blame
occurred in the early hours OF this morn
ing. Doctors Johnston and Hyatt gave
out a statement reciting that:
"Since l o'clock Mr.. Blaine has rested
fairly well. He has slept almost contiuu-
Ously and is now more comfortable. Ilere
is no immediate danger of DEATH
At 1880 o'clock a. IN. DR.. Johnston re-
turned to the house and remained with Mr.
Blaine half an hour As he left the house
he said Mr. Blaine was better than at any
time since the last relapse.
During the morning hours Mrs. Dam
rosch went out for short walk.
An incident that attracted the attention
of paSsers-by was the conduct OF the pro
prietors IF a street piano. who drew up IN
front Of the house and began 10 grind out
the strains of some Of the popular songs OF
the day. When warned away by friend
of the family, who was passing the house,
these men said they had permission TO play
there and had done SO late last night. The
tunes were decidedly lively, and when they
had finished a servant appeared at the
door and rewarded them with gOodly sum
of small change.
Nitro glyceriue which the doctors are ad-
ministering now, is probably the most po-
tent stimulant known 10 the profession in
such cases and its use shows that every
other resource has failed.
At 1Op. N. the doctors gave out the fol-
lowing bulletin:
''NIr. Blaine has passed quiet day with
out incident. Hehas shown more strength
than Yesterday aud his conversation and
manner have been unusually bright and
cheerful
The doctors stated in addition to this
that they had left for the night and should
not return unless sent for
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 1L-From
10 TO Il 80 o'clock no one went in or came
ont Of the Blaine mansion. At II o'clock
the front door was closed for the night
and lights in the house were put out in
ali the rooms except the one occupied by
Mr.. Blaine snd the kitchen. Only once
was the light in Mr.. Blaine's room turned
up, and that was at about l0;45, when the
nurse came in. At o'clock this morning
the conditions st the Blaine mansion were
the same as those reported Tor the past two
hours.
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early day. The contest, which has
been exceedingly warm, has been
in progress for some time, and there
is a great desire to see it settled. The can
didates are A. B. Harding, j. r. Watt, a.
u. Mitchell, j. A. Gosen, B. Q. McCul-
Tough and A. S. Sutphin, The friends OF
Mr.. Harding insist upon an election in the
city TO decide the matter, while the friends
of the other candidates are opposed TO IT..
Mr.. CaDehart, il seems, hesitales TO make
a recommendation for fear of causing dis
satisfaction among the people, but 1t IS IN
derstoOd that he will act in the matter with
in the next few days.
The candidates for the three federal
Offices in the State; the Collectorshlp, the
Marshalship and the District Attorney
ship are here, each pushing his interest
for all there is in il. z. M. Gtlkeson, OF
Hampshire, w. L. Kes, of Randolph, D.
w Gall. of Barbour, w. G.. Handlan, OF
Ohio AID John T. McGraw, Of Taylor, are
among the candidates for the Collector
ship. while a. D. Garden, of Ohio,
s. S. Vinson, OF Wayne, >. H.
Hurry, of Harrison. and r.
s. Carr, of Kanawha, are the leading can
didates for the Marshalship. c. Z. Watts
and w. z. Chiffon, of Kanawha, Charles
Knott, of Jefferson, and Il. +. Kidd, OF Gil
mer. are the candidates for the District At
torneyship. The United States Senator
and the members of the House Of Represen-
tatives from West Virginia will have con-
ference as soon as il is practicable, and will
decide whom thoy will recommend
for these offices. No two OF
these positions will 80 TO one
Congressional districts, and it seems to be
pretty we'll settled that the District At
tOrshlp will go to the Third district, leav-
ing the Collectorship and Marshalship for
the other three districts. The First dis
trict is almost certain to get either the
United States Marshal or Collector leav-
ing the contest for the third position be-
tween the Second and the Fourth district.
A large number Of applications have been
filed for these positions, out those named
above seem to be the leading aspirants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
SENATORKHNN4 WORSE
The Doctors Can Find Nothing to Allay
His Intense Pain.
UNABLE TO SET UP YESTERDAY
Doctors Chiffon and Sewers Give
Constant Attention, but the
Case Seems to Completely Non
plus Them-The Senator Suffers
Great Agony and is Very Weak.
Sn.e,slrslanram 70 u, Rsats,sr.

Special T6leGrGmtO TO tbs Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 1O.-Anoth-
er discouraging relapsein Senator Kenna's
case came to-day, and the Senator tonight
is in an alarming condition.
He has suffered intense pain all day, and
the physicians do not seem to have been
able to give him any relief.
DR.. Chiffon has been constantly in at
tendance at the patients bedside and Doc
tors Sewers and Bussey called frequently
but they were unable to conquer the pain,
and the Senator continued to suffer great
agony.
A still more discorrsging phase of the
case which developed to-day was weakness
so extreme that the Senator was unable to
sit I'D even for a few minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
THE POPE ASKS THEIR VIEWS.
MOnsignore satoIIi, Acting for the Pope,
Asks the Views of the Bishops on the
School Question.

MonslGnore satoIIi, Acting for the Pope,
Asks the Views of the Bishops on the
School Question.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 10.-The
important controversy over the Catholic
aud public school question has assumed a
new and most interesting phase The TACT
can be stated on authority that the Pope,
through his abegate, Archbishop Satoll,
has taken the Catholic bishops Of the
United States into consultation on the
question. Some inkling Of this came In
dispatch from Rome on the 9th inst, which
said:
The Pope has sent letter directing
the American Episcopate to carefully ex-
anime aud consider the fourteen PROPOSE
tions submitted at the conference OF the
Archbishops at the meeting III New York
November last by Archbishop Satolli and
make whatever corrections they may deem
advisable and forward them TO Rome.n
As the wording of this dispatch and the
deductions drawn from ii givea erroneous
impression. and as ecclesiastical secrecy
has been broken by the publication, this
authoritative statement is made known:
"The abegate, by order of the Holy
Father, has sent out an important notice 10
the archbishops to be communicated by
them TO the Bishops Of the United States.
&
Bishop shall remit in a sealed letter,
mailed to the Pope, either directly or
through the Intermediary of the legate,
his personal conscientious opinion of the
propositions on the school question which
Archbishop Satolli, in the Popes name,
laid before the New York conference Of
archbishops in November last"
1t will be noted that this announcement
differs very materially from the cable dis
patch The bishops are not asked to sug-
cest any corrections, but simply to give
their conscientious opinions of the propo-
sitions as a whole. The mandate does not
state or even suggest that there is a likeli-
hood of the Pope changing his views on
this question The question beng one Of
practical eXpediency, rather than or doc
tripe he has thought proper to consult the
bishops upon it before issuing the docu-
ment which it is announced he will give
out TO terminate the question.
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MURPHY THE NAN.
Re Gets Eighty-five of the Ninety Votes Of
the ". Y Joint Caucus.


the y. Y. Joint Caucus.
A1rANY. n. Y, January 10.-The Assem-
blv chamber was filled with Democrats If
nigh ana low degree, from all quarters OF
the State. tonight, when the Democratic
members Of the Senate and Assembly met
In ioint caucus to fix upon candidate TO
succeed United States Senator Frank His
cock.
Senator Cantor arose and congratulated
the members of the caucus on being in a
position to elect a Democratic Senator. He
named Edward Murphy. At the mention
of MIR. Murphy's name the large audience
began clapping, but this soon gave way to
cheering.
Senator McClelland then made his pro
test. He stated that he would cast his
vote for Hon. BOurke Cochran, who, he
believes. ''is the choice of seven-tenths OF
the Democracy Of the State OF New
York;
Balloting was commenced, the Sena-
torial roll call showing that all the Seua-
tors had voted for Murphy except Senators
Brown and McClelland, both OF whom
voted for Cochran. On the roll call OF the
Assembly all but three voted for Mr.. Mnr-
ply. 10
The total number of votes cast was 90,
of which Edward Murphy received 50 and
Bourke Cochran 3. Senator Brown moved
the caucus adjourn, which was ordered
without making the nomination OF Mr.
Murphy unanimous
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allow bis name to be used in connection
with the Speakership contest, and uoml-
mated d. W. Shaw. of Barbour. Hon. Z.
w. Br0ckunicr of Ohio, Oa behalf OF his
county, seconded Mr. Shaw's nomination
in neat, well-wOrded speech.
Nominations were closed, and the Chair
man appointed as tellers Hon. W. h. Live
ly, of Lewis, and Hon. A. ). Johnston, OF
Monroe. A ballot was then taken, and re-
suited I'm twenty-One for Shaw and eigh-
teen for Dandridge. Mr. cambridge moved
TO make the nomination unanimous, and II
prevailed.
Next in order was the selection Of can
didste for clerk. Mr.. McClung, Of Green
0rier, named Hon. j. B. PeytOn, the veter-
an clerk of the House. Mr. Thomas va
Gated the chair. and called Mr.. McAlllster
70 preside while he nominated Major j. u.
DOwntain for the clerksbip of the House.
The ballot for the cIerkship resulted IN the
election of PeyJon by a vote Of twenty-five
TO seventeen.
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PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.
The immortal s. @. Smith Arrives, Little
Late, but observation-disclosures Peo-
ple--Below Zero.
Srsaa. Is!sOran 20 ne Rsgis.sr

pIe--Below Zero.
SIsdG. Is.sCraN % ne Rsgistsr
CHARLEsToN, W. Va, January 10.-The
third house was augmented tonight by the
arrival OF ID. r. Stalnaker and Robert
Simpson, of Wheeling; Charley Newton
and Yves Mallan, of BraXtOn, and A.
5. Havs. Of Gilmer; all Camden men
The immortal ). O.. arrived late this
evening although he started early IN the
morning with his certi dcate.
smith was laid out on the road by a
freight wreck at the East The Immortal
smith saws ne viii take his seat II hell
freezes over, and that event is likely TO oc-
cur I'm this land Of perennial spring II the
mercury keeps on going down.
A special messenger from Wheeling
served q paper on Secretary Ohley this
evening that Will have a QUieting effect on
Smiths majority certificate.
Among the prominent people now here
and those arriving are Col. j. w. 81. Clair,
j. T. Fleming. Of the NciC Dominion.
Judge Maxwell, George McCOmas and b.
l. BlGckwOOd, Huntington; Judge NJ. n,
Dent, Judge English, Hon. II. W. ThOmp-
son, Huntington; II. SOmers, Weston
John III. Hall, John ). Marcum, Hunting
ton; Andrew EdmiStOn and Newton Wes-
ton.
Owing to wreck on the Ohio River road,
the REGIsTER packages did not arrive To-
night. and there was much disappointment
among the big crowds stthe hotels.
At II o'clock tonight the thermometer
registered . degrees below zero.
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GIVES TIE PREsIOENF POWER.
The Senate Passes the Provisional Immi-
grafton aud Commerce Restriction Il.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 10.-The
bill granting additional quarantine powers
snd imposing additional duties upon the
Secretary of the Treasury and the Marine
Hospital service was passed by the Senate
to-day
Section of the Quarantine bill, as pass
Ell in the Senate in its amended form, is as
follows:
Whenever it SHAH be shown 10 the sat
isfaction Of the President, that by reason
Of the existence of cholera or other infec-
tiols, or contagious diseases, there is dan
ger o( the introduction of the same into the
Unitef States, the President shall nave
powertto prohibit, in whole or in part, the
intro6 Aetion Of persons and property from
such cOS9tries or places as be shall desig-
nate, and for such period Of time as ne
NAV deem Necessary
An approx leiation Of one million dollars
is made TO euROle the President TO carry
the act into e1Sct The act Of March 8.
1879. establishing the National Board Of
Health, is repealed.
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WILL WRECK SOME regulations.
A Woman who Had Borne an Unblem-
ished Reputation, Killed by MalDrac-

A Woman who Had Borne an Unblem-
ished Reputation, Killed by MalDrac-
tice.
PIrTsBURG, PA. January 10-A special
from East Liverpool, o., says: THE
death of Mrs. Martha Lands Of this city,
whose sudden death was reported TO have
been due TO criminal malpractice, by one Of
the leading physicians OF East Liverpool,
has stirred up a sensation Of greater dimen-
sions than any other social scandal OF the
kind in the history Of the place.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
of several prominent men. and the first ar
rest made was that of DR.. Detchon, charged
with performing the fatal operation. Aside
from the prominence OF the alleged guilty
parties who are 20 be held 70 account, the
Unfortunate woman was Of hitherto un-
blemished reputation. She had not lived
with her husband for about two years past
An ex-city official. and others, who have
been conspicuousin in the business, social and
political, concerns Of this vicinity, will be
the defendants in the judicial proceedings
already begun. When the whole affair Is
uncovered there will be an extensive wreck
ing of formerly good regulations.
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West0n'S Municipal Election.
LII r..I-....--r. 10 IA E.,tates

WESTON, w. VA, January lO.-The Re-
publicans were badly defeated in the NUM-
cipal election to-day. The old council were
candidates for reelection with one excep-
ton, sad the Republicans brought out
George c. Cole for Mayor aud election
eered their brethren on that ground. The
present incumbent, \. 3. Nulon, was re-
elected Mayor by vote of nearly two 10
one and all the mem bers Of the old council
who were candidates were reelected. 1t
is considered a big Democratic victory, as
a light vote was polled. Had the election
turned out the way the Republicans ealcu-
lated the town would have gone dry this
wear
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ohio's Legislative AGAIrs.


COLUMBUS, o.. January l0.-The Clark
bin. defining duties and jurisdiction OF
State Building Inspector. passed the House
to-day. The Senate to-day confirmed a
number Of appointments, but those
of State Oil Inspector Caulfield and
State Librarian Smith were not among
them. II looks now as though the men
would have trouble securing conhrma-
ton. The trustees OF the new Eastern
Ohio Insane Asylum were among the
confirmations. Representative Wins bill
70 prevent the employment Of railway
conductors who have not the experience OF
at least two years service as brakemen
uassed the House to-day. Senator &. 5.
Brice visited both Houses to-day and made
a short address in each. Boxwell, OF War
ren county has been made Chairman Of the
House Committee on Finance, vice ). M.
TaVlOr
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The nam.ve ~ LoulsviIIe.

LOUISVILLE, KY., January l0-Not In
thirty-fve years has the river presented
the sight that il does to-day. Few river
men went 20 bed last night. The appre-
heusion Of danger from the big gorge be-
tween Twelve Mile island aud Fern creek
Kept them wide awake, and there were
lively scenes in store for them. A. about
2 O'Clock In the night there was skurry-
ing about on the leyee such as Is seldom
seen in this locality. RoustaDouts who had
fallen asleep around bar.room stoves wero
hastily awakened, and down the sl0piug
banks ran the crowd The gorge had
broke and was sweeping away steam boats,
coal fleets. and saw logs IL caught u coal
feet az the Jefiers0nVille bridge piers with
about q, 900 bushels OF coal and sank them
in a second. AtJehersouyi1e three barges
were DESTROYED. sending % the bottom Of
the river about 25. 900 bushels of coal a
number Of other boats were caught aud
badly damaged.
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= SERIOUS SITUATION.
Republicans and Populists Organize the
Kansas House separately.

TOPEKA. KAs., January 10.-The fight
for United States Senator is fairly on. a
most grave situation eolfrOnts the Kansas
Terislature. Amid the most intense ex-
citement and the greatest uprosr, two sep
arate organizations were perfected IN the
House to-day.
4 conflict between the opposing forces
seem ed for a time unavoidable. The elas h
occprred al the very outset The Populists
objected TO the certified rcll, and the Re
pnblicans proceeded to act as independent
Neither side paid the slightest heed to
the proceedings or protests OF the other
phe two houses were both organized at the
same time and same place and are both in
session in Representative hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
Cold at PIltsburg.

PITTsBuRG, PA, January l0.-The pres
ent cold wave is the seyerest Ia years. The
mercury dropped 20 three degrees below
zero this morning and the indications arc
for colder weather tonight. Both rivers
are frozen aud By tomorrow morning tbs
Ohio at the mouth OF Saw Mil run Will DO
frozen solid 10 has been 10 years since
the river was frozen at that point Tbe
ferry boat William Thaw broke her wheel
pounding ice in the Ohio shortly before
noon and before she could be rescued the
ice had closed ia on her. There we're 10
persons including passengers and crew on
the boat at the time and they suffered In.
tensely from the cold The pilot was 80
verely frost bitten while standing a. the
wheel. II required over al hOur 70 land
the boat and the ice which bad formed in
the meantime had 70 be broken before the
boat could be safely tied up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
The Republican House Caucus.

Special telegram % tie Rfats,sF.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January l0.-The
Republicans held their caucus for the
House tonight, and nominated for Speaker
John b. Floyd, Of Kanawho; for Clerk, +.
O. Cook, of Wyoming; for Sergeant-at-
Arms, Robert Alexander, Of Wayne; for
Doorkeeper, John T.Shephard, Of Mason.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
raE1R EXPENDITURES COMPARED.
An Idea of What Mr.. Cleveland's Admin
istration Saved the People.
Sp,c4aL TsLs1rcyn 10 the Rsoueer.

SPECIAL 7sIS1ran 10 the Rsotsesr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 10.-A very
interesting statement of the receipts and
expenditures of the government during the
administrations of Presidents Cleveland
and Harrison respectively has been pre-
pared by Messrs. Dockery aud Sayers, OF
the House Appropriation Committee. 1t
shows that during the four years
between March l, 1882 and March
/, 1893, Harrison's administration,
the expenses of the government increased
more than $500, ,00O,0 600 over the previous
four years, when Cleveland was in the
White House OF this. vast increase Sl69,- :
CO0,O was for pensions and Sl4s, 100000
for the ordinary expenses Of the govern
meut. Tho grand total Of expenditures
under Cleveland was $l,627, ,4S6, ,34365; un-
der Harrison, sl.92S. .S54, $3.50 The ex-
penditures from January l, 1893. to March
l, 1898, are estimated, but they will prove
very nearly correct.
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GEN. BUTLER DEAD.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 11-2;9O A.
M-General Benjamin F. Butler, whose
health has been failing for some time past,
died at his home on F street at half-past
one this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
SHAKEN UP ONCE MORE.
The Members Of the French Ministry
Have Resigned.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PARIS

Of Differences in the
Cabinet Concerning the Arrest
of Minister Baihut-Pohce
Kept Busy Dispensing Crowds.
Intense Interest in the Trials of
the Implicated Men-Tell-Tale
Stubs Said to Have Been De-
stroyed-De Lesseps on the
Witness Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
wu ADDeaI 70 the General Assembly.

NEW YoRK, January 10.-The commit
tee Of prosecution in the Briggs case has
decided to appeal the case directly 20 the
General Assembly.
The questions Involved are doctrinal and
should. so the committee believe, be passed
upon oy the highest court, Ia which all the
Pres sbyteries are represented.
The wording Of judgment By which DR..
Briggs was acquitted is challenged by the
majority as ''straddle."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
rhsre Hnl na No chnnra.

WAsHISGTOS, January l0.-In the House
to-day the Norfolk and Western railroad
was granted permission 70 enter the Dis
trict Of Columbia
The resolution By Mr.. Grain 70 change
the time Of the meeting Of Congress 70 jan
uary 90. and the beginning OF the Presi-
dents term from March TO April 30 was
debated and defeated By vote OF 12l 70 A..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
CAUCUS NOMINATIONS
Which are Equivalent to Elections
Made Last Night.
THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS MEET

And Select Officers for the House
and Senate-The Best Of Selec-
tions Made From Among the
Splendid Material offered.
Other Gossip From the State
Capital
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
Land and Improvement Company Char
tered.
su>es1l T.f.orqus 10 ne Eeoif,sy.

CHAELEsToy, w. Va, January l0.-The
Secretarv OF state to-day chartered the
Welch Land and Improvement Company,
Of Rrarnwell, Mercer county, With capital
m 1900 subscribed The incorporatOrs
are, Isaiah Weich and II. w. sheds, 81
Bramwell: J. n. Bramwel and II. w.
Shields. Of ElktOn, w. Va, aud =. Il. Dur
ring. OF Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11

THE advertising OF Hoods Sarsaparil-
la is always fully snbstantiated oy en-
dorsements which in the hDancial world
would be accepted without moments
hesitation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
TIE WEATaEE

w..qusTox. o. C.. January i0-Fof West
vt.-tois western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
csnersiIy fair; wArasr; winds seiitng -
southeas.sfly.
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struck by a B. & o. Engine.

speeiaI 7tlf9rari 10 Tie Re tsIer-
BURTON, w. Va, January lO.-Miss Ida
Barr. living with the family Of G. w.
Crow. was this morning struck and thrown
some distance by helper Of the B. * o.
R.R. While her wounds are OF a serious
and painful character they are not sup
posed 10 be Of dangerous nature. DR..
". C. Cole rendered the necessary medical
aid. Il was an unavoidable accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11

NERVOUS PRosTRATI0S. sleeplessness,
opium habit. dui.n ess, biues, cured bv DR.
Niles Nervine. Samples free NJ TIE Lo-
gan Drug Company's and K B. Burt's and
81 Bowie Bros, Bridgeport. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11

rtrDpocK's BLOOD BITTKRs taken
aft6 eating will relieve aDy feeling Of
welkht or over fullness " the stomac
Sod eyerywhere,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11
STATE CAPITAL GOSSIP.

r. Tor the Federal POsitiOns-A
enqs OF the West Virginia Con-
10 Ito be Held.
1sn % ne REGISTER.
OK. ". Va, January 10.-Sev-
candidates for postmaster of
with q number Of their friends
ers, are in Charleston. They
meet Congressman James
the Fourth district, aud urge
importance OF making rec
Tor thai ofhce at an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11

For a general family cathartIc we
confidently recommend HooD's Pills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-11

ScIATIcA and lumbago readily yield 70
csl,-stson oil. A few applications viii
produce the desired rssult. Tryit s5cts.