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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-02
GRESHAM A DEMOCRAT.

Tho Washington correspondent o!
the st. Louis Republic says> The
question has otten been oskcd since
tho insta lla,ion OF tie present nd,
'ainistTation il Judge Gresham had
really become n Democrat or was
simply a disconnected Republican
,srvinc the present administration
because Of his personal belief 10 the
patriotism and honesty OF Presiden;
Cleveland. To-day Senator Vest, 81
Missouri, called on the Secretary oil
State. Gresham and Vest are old
and very warIu personal friends They
had not met before since the day DO.
fo.e tho Democratic National Conven.
tiaa a. Chicago, when Senator Yes:
III passing though Chicago called up.
o. Gresham aud lunched with him,
To-day, when tho Missouri Senator
called al the State department 10 sea
Nr. Gresham, the secretary Sraspcd
hin hand warmly and said:
Vest when we last met at Chicago
b fore the meeting OF The national
convention, you little thought tha;
Wnsa wc next net l would be n Dcm.
rosatio cabinet officer at Washington
"rhat is So" said Vest. ~ alway
kew that yoar associations wore
hsmocva,ic, tia, you thought like n
Democrat aud talked ike n Democrat,
did not think you would be in 50
saba, bat an glad 10 see you."
We'll, Vcs,," said he, here I ON,
81! by - am tho best Denocra.
IN Washington"
This declaration il is to be presumed
se.ilos Mr.. Greshem's status lie 70.
iniarced the declaration a httio late;
waen Hon. w. l.. Wilson. OF West
N'-:;nia, called upon him. Wilson
Gresham had never met before
Enl thu brilliant West virsinisu was
i~o:roaucoa 10y Mr.. Grsshsm's private
= ;Tetary. Judge Gresham said:
Mr.. Wilson, while / have never
rft: YOU before, l SAT within iNe OF
ihfsc Zee; OF you when you delivered
sn.s speech al the national eonren.
in1 on taking the chair. ] agreed
VI \ crssy word you said thcu aud
a. perhaps ready TO 90 q little fur,
,lsst now"
HJu6se Gresham beloved ever,
wSl that Mr.. Wilson eaid In hi.
tr'todid tl%eeh on taking The ehail
e tlse psiionsl convention 1t is en-
h'siy safe TO Say that ho is a Demo.
c. good enough to serve ss seSre
10y Of State ia a Democratic admin,
ti:aiion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-02
4 Derd lIau IlyInr.

AZ q late meeting OF o worlinruen.s
society at Berlin, tho chairman r,T,>
notice OF the descase CT enc Of tho
members. nnd called OH the as,cmblv u
honor the memory Of the departed In
Tie rsual way by rising from thor
seats This was done, and in tho no;,o
oil II rising multitude tho voice Of n
man was drowned, who had cvidcp,lv
something OF Importance to tay in oppc-
siuon 10 The honorable Eacniiun crln;cl
70 Diseased member. for he pushed
ioTw"rd through the crowd until he had
tsScacd the platform. Having reached
'he chair tho man cu;caSd n solc-an
protest a-a'ns; having his name s:suc,;
OH the list Of members. ,vca thoagh H.
was uone with honoTs, for ic did not
ietI lad at all, but WAS full Of life and
SSoE,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-02
Defining "a Anthem.

4 sailor who had boon 10 q church
service whore no beard SONS fine
music, was telling about IN anthem
~hioh he heard. 4 listening ship.
nate asked, Il say, Bill, what's a
hauihcm!"
"Wha,r' exclaimed Bill. "Dcnt
know What u hapihem is!
mot mel'
"WSll, then, I'll tall yer. II I was
10 tell yer, 'hrc, Bill, eivc mo that
Hndspise, that wonlda't be a bnn,hen
Bat " Iwas to say Dill, Bill, Bill.
S'Sc, giTs, give me. give that,
Bill. give me, give me that
'and, giro mo Tint and, and
spike, 'soa, 'sndspibe spike. spike,
Spike. Ah.men, ah.acn. BillSiscmc.
ihhtardspikc, spike. Ah.menp rhy,
that Vojll be 9 heothenr"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-02
UndIsrntcu Authority.

Tho Unitcd States Dispcnsa;ury
s~1ys:-ihat Onions are u siimulRni
dldtctie and cSpcctorari: thcy in.
crease the appetite and promote di.
E,siion.' The juice made into syfuu
rs in Dr. Gums Onion Syrup. has a
specific action on the throat. lungs
aud Rif passages, it not only Gates
Coughs, Colds, Croap and Ccnsump
iion, hut it's stimulating effects,
strengthen and bEitd up the 5, stem
a~fieTNntd. AZ y tonic aud restorative
" has no cqOal. We solicit a iral in
tho meet chronic and stubborn Css >
Price 5ocsats. Sold 10y +. f. Muller.
dtuSsp'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-02
They WERE FIRST.

arsi dictionary was made by Chi.
nesc scholars. y. c. iioe.
iHE hrsi pair Of s~pcetaolcs was maao
o! spiua, an Italian. 1929.
iHE hrst silver coin vas made by
'nlGon' King Of Argos, SO r. c.
London museum contains. ,b,
ms envelope ever tnado I. was oscd
IN May, ijaA
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-02

yto New Eta asks: "yhat will,
Scvaia aa:n by annexation 10 U,ahs
WNs Senators iuncs AID Stewar; are
DIS RUS az The change, va d. not
saSnrsihud Better would /, DO To
s=a't Nsraja 10 Californis, whereby
8 - 40 woeld be gained, il poibiRs
&a.e,"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-02
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Settle Tn.

No have been compelled 20 send
OUT bills this week 10 n number OF
our snbsctibcfs who nte In arrears
Tor The WEEKLY lSpErrSpEsr, Some
OF those arrenragcs arc quite large
and must DO settled before tho Grsto
Jaoua'y. IL you have received a bill
Q The amount due ua, please call
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

about. Mr.. Mcdonald, who was injured
at the same time Is improving,
VIM. Casey will arrive here in a few
DAYS from Oakland. Cal. He is form
er citizen, and will stay some time on a
visit.
The Misses Carrie and Maggie Quin-
land, of SteubenviIle, are guests at the
residence of b. f. Peabody, in Glen
dale.
JOS Higgins and Jos. Currans are
home from Moundsyille, where they at
tended swell party given there.
In the Lower Ward along Marshall
street curling is being put in prepare
tory to paving.
1t is reported that the Riverside
Steel Works will again drop bottom
tonight.
Clark Spoots is home from Littleton,
accompanied by Jno. Fahey, OF that
place.
Quite number OF sports from here
attended the Bolen-Howley prize fight,
Mrs. ]. w. Mcdonald is visiting in
Wellsburg, her former home.
Thos. Pelley has returned TO Mingo,
after a pleasant visit mere.
Chas. Price is making repairs at his
Main street property.
Jos. Wards fine new house was com
pleted last Tuesday.
Henry Korte is sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
WOCDsEIELD.

WooD sFIELD. o., July 19.-Steven
Martin died Sunday about II, was
buried Monday at 4 o'clock at Street,
buryiBg ground.
Joe Demoro and sister Emma arrived
home Saturday evening.
Tommy Watson Of Pordons Valley
is calling on friends.
Mr.. Samuel KrkwoOd and son OF
Wooster is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Gussie Mooney has a lady friend
| visiting her from Canton.
Miss Mamie Wehr and son Tony are
| at CaliaS on visit.
Miss Mamie Cleveland Of Calias visit
! ed Miss Lou Jockey Saturday.
Postoi!ice has received coat OF
| green paint and some repairs.
Mrs. Frederick Bertram, sr., Is very
! dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Edward Truax is quite sick with
| rheumatism.
Taxpaying close this week.
Protracted meeting at the Christian
Church.
James R, Alexander, editor OF the
Spirit Of DemOcraCU leaves for Chicago
| Wednesday morning.
Okey Watson, Tommy Walton, VIII
Pennington, B. T. Crum, Charles Smith
and John Heck, Jr., took in the circus
at Summerield.
BID Peirson. Of Bellaire, and Charles
Lynch, of Wheeling, are caIlinn on
friends.
Hon. James Watson went to Wheeling
on business Tuesday.
! Miss Maud Hannahs, Of Beallsyille.
visited Miss Madge Yockey this week
A crowd Of young folks went fishing
to-day.
Swozay will have festival Saturday
evening.
Frank Blowers returned to Wheeling
after spending a few days here with
friends. He helped our boys out with
base bali Saturday.
Mrs. Koeb and two children will re-
turn West in a few days.
Misses Stella Nelson and Jennie Kar-
ney, Of Ozark, were in town shopping
Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Haren made a trip to
Wheeling Tuespay.
Wayne West, Charley Lynch, Bid
Pierson and Guy Lynch went to Middle
I Island fishing Tuesday.
Frank DIehl is expecting a Shetland
land pony by express from Des Moines,
Iowa.
Don't fail to see Sylvester Dunn's
photo in Pennlngton's show case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
RENMoOD.

Never before in the history of Ben
wood were so many persons taking
pleasure trips as at present. A few OF
the movements OF promnet citizens will
DO given: Charles NaBcn, Nike DeeIan
aud Jesse McMecnen have gone TO the
Worlds Fair. John, James and Robert
Lindsey will take in the Worlds Fair
next week. Charles Price and George
Geoglein and wife will leave to-day for
Atlantic City James Bremen has gone
70 Ireland for pleasure trip. Joseph
Cooke and James Smith will leave to-
day for Atlantic City, Washington, d.
c., New jersey aud other places. Next
Tuesday John Geroghty, accompanied
by his mother, will leave for Europe on
trip. John James is going to the
Worlds Fair in few days. Mrs. VIM.
Lindsey is home from MoundSyIlle
camp grounds. Chas. McCabe left for
the Worlds Fair yesterday, and ex-PoSt-
master A. L. Pelley is at MoundSville
camp grounds.
DR.. Z. NJ Haskins, the noted physi-
clan OF this place, will leave for his new
location, on South Side, Wheeling, the
latter part of this week. The doctor
has been here three years and has made
an enviable record, his practice being a
very large one. DR.. Walter McMillen
will accompany DR.. Haskins 10 Wheel
Ing. DR.. Armbrecht, the well known
and efficient doctor, will remain here
and practice.
Albert Altmeyer, a clerk at F. NJ.
Bowers grocery, discovered tarantula
insect in q shelf in the store. Toe
deadly insect had evidently came in a
bunch OF bananas. Mr.. Altmeyer kill
ed it. and found 1t to be about four
inches long, having eight legs and seven
eyes. The young man has the insect
preserved in alcohol.
Yesterday work was begun on the
street paving from Fourth to Forty
eighth on Marshall street. Contractor
Maloney has the job and he proposes to
push the work rapidly FORWARD. This
Improvement will be the greatest ever
made here, and the cost will be nearly
81, OOO.
Last Wednesday the popular barber
Allie Chapman, was riding horse near
here. when he got thrown from the ami
NAL. He got badly bruised, but was
able to be about yesterday.
John Murphy, OF Bellaire. started the
foundation yesterday for his big business
block in the Lower ward. This building
will be one Of the largest in that part OF
the city.
Henry Bursell, the man recently in
jured atthe Lower Mill, ls able to be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
NEsBITT d. DEVINE,
"a ,2s Market strsst
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT or OHIO
j. county, West Virginia. july huies' iose
Lewis steenrod. late sheriff 81
Ohio county and as such al
mIuisirAtor u john Irwin
Gregg. deceased,
". In ChaneafV
Hannibal Forbes and Will m
Bailey. late partners under
the nrm name OF n. Forbes
Co and the Mutual Lifs in
surance ompany Of New YORK
The object Of which suit 10 10 require the De-
PENDANTS, @ bes s. Co.. 70 aecounto or ana eon'
esrein0 certain dealings and transactions had
let, cen them aud Jonn lfvIH Greg ~ DIS Hi2
tine and Connected wish viii Faii fOrDes =
Co. received from said Grcgg az intnfAhee
policy OF the Mutgal Life lnsDrance Cofs Psnyy
OF new YORK. No. 80 81, and 20 recover ~ 80
FORBES & Co. 40. With interest ~ p ny ~
DAY o. January, 1872, ana 70 .tt,en 80 -.
estate In the bill described and lof ~ 49,. -
usf and IL Appearing from AZ anioa.s nIsa
In this cause that tue defendant Nnie.
BafIey IA not a resident Of the Siats OF 49, 49,
Vifrinia. and he not having been seffe9 ~, vi
process ia this suit. on motion q .hs ~
ant. by bis solicitors, this ordfro p.D.4 49,
h. entered against him aud u II ofoefs1 -.
80 90 dsssndant william Bailey, 90 aPksI
.5t5in ons month from the date ~ We EI.'
p9bication OF this OrGsr and 90 Hhsl !.
go ~ nrotset ILL., interests: q - llfin, ~
d red that this order be published ana PSF
required ~ Iosn ". Mitchell. clerk Of oar
~ .l',,,, ~ he court house q said cgsnsy'
- - 49, ~ Iulv 1910, to-wit: July heIf''
1893 JOhA W. "itli,s isss
published the drst tine Jgly q - clark
.stss. JOHH w. Mitch kbb, C'.,,.t
WH,TE & ALLES. solicitors fof Soup'~'-'
lyesawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

WomD's FAIR, July 19.-Another Re-
public came to the front at the Worlds
Fair to-day with an exhibit Of her wares
and products. 10 was the Republic Of
Brazil, and her building and the display
it contains are creditable Indeed
Though the Government building Of
Brazil has been completed for some time
it was not formally opened until to-day.
The exercises were not elaborate aud
were Of an informal nature. The Struc-
ture was tastefulY adorned with flags,
aud palms aud flowers were placed about
in o manner 20 enhance its attractive
ness. There was music, but no speech
making. Several hundred invited guests
were present and were received by the
membsrs of the Brazilian Commission 20
the Worlds Fair The building is one
OF the most attractive among the struc-
cures erected by foreign Governments.
The Brazilian Government appropriated
about 5000, 600 for Exposition purposes.
Tomorrow Sweden will celebrate at the
Worlds Fair. The programme Of exer-
c!ses has been made specially attractive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
GENERAL NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors and Builders,

Sealed prop sails will be received az the Office
OF the Stat SUI erinteudrnt OF Free Schools, b.
the state House. At Charleston. ". Va, IN ~ Z
O'Clock D. m. Tul sdaY, Aul U,t lkt, 1898 for tn
ere ton OF a state Normal Sch oil building 4
West LIBERTY. IN the county o. Ohio and q
State NORMAL School buil1iug az Chenille. IN
tn- county or Gumer. Drawings ana sDeci1cA-
lions o. both bu ldi KS may re seen az the oficr
OF the state Superinte adsnt Of Free Schools, at
Charleston; at the Office or Melville ID. PoSt, h.
CITY uilding. Wheeling, v. Va. snd Of the
Glenvine building 81 tue Office Of r f. Kidd
At Glenville W. Va Said bids will be opened
At2p n. Wednesday, August I'd, 1898, at the
Office OF the Daiiy SsafiR.i In ParseTsbuFg w.
Va. by the Board Of BeEeots OF the I te Nor
nal schools then in annual session The said
board reserves the right 20 7 ject aby or al!
BIDS. The successful bidder will b. regu RED I,
give bond. with approved security ios the
faithful! performance Of the contract.
VIRGIL A. LEWIS,
iy3i President Of BOARD Of Regents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20


arBattle Between rramps and Citizens
q CmcAGo. July 1.-Two men were NOR
tally wounded and one Instantly killed ia
q pitched battle between tramps and citi-
zsns near Sheffield, Ind, Monday night.
The dead man is known as Al Jennings,
alias tBuich.n OF Toledo, shot through the
heart. The mortally wounded: Jack Gal
/ cher. Allentown, Pa, shot through BODY
at the base of the spine: GEORGE Dorch, Of
Whiting driver for South Chicago Brew
ing Company, shot through abdomen.
The tramps. nine In number, led by Gal
1aohor a one-armed ex-cOuTiCG attacked a
rr6in occupied 5y a fisherman named VIM
MINIS. who was sholtering q huntsman, VIM
pnrdv with whom Gallagher had been
fobt 2. In the cabin was Tins oaugh-
fer. airs. St0lly, who bad given birth 20 an
infant only an hour before. Her husband
and George Dorch were also within. The
bsfrle was hot one while 10 lasted, but the
s-.rIrsi ammunition was limited and when
n we exhausted, they were quickly routed.
rrr8v. after the melee, guarded Gallagher
from neigh bors bent on lynching. By the
accidental discharge Of 8 shotgun IN the
c~9tvd on people that gathered later, Depu-
80 cserif Elliott, Of Grown Point Ind,
i. ~ svonnded in toe calf of the leg; Martin
3~raI8 a huntsman, in the lett arm, and
f7.er- Zchpiksy in the left leg. The scene
- b-srie n an Isolated place in the swamp
recior near the Indiana-llhnois state hnes
~ head OF Lake Michigan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
TESTS OF MOVING MACHINES
The Worlds Fair Exhibitors Get IntO .
meadow aud DO Some Quick Work.


The Worlds Fair Exhibitors Get Into =
meadow aud DO Some Quick work.
WAYNE, H., July 1s.-The Worlds
Fair field trials Of moving machines
took place here to-day on the
farm Of Mr.. III. w. Durham, one
Of tbs most prominent farmers aad
stock importers Of the Northwest.
More than usual iRterest Is attached 70
these contests. owing 20 the attitude OF
many OF the Worlds Fair exhibitors in
refusing 20 participate because Of the
expense and the short time given TO
competitors.
Some days ago nearly all the mower
and reaper exhibitors az the Worlds
Fair united in a letter TO Chairman
Thatcher, Of the Committee on Awards,
declining to participate and deprecat-
ing field trials generally as an
undesirable experiment not cal
culated 70 attain the Oh
ject sought Despite the position taken
by these exhibitors, however, the field
trials wero ordered TO proceed, and
when the judges assembled here to-day
various prominent members had
their representatives on the ground,
although the only mowers
entered in the contests were
those Of the Mccormick Harvesting
Company, OF Chicago, and VIM. NJ.
Whitley Company, Of Muncie, Indiana,
An area of an acre was surveyed of and
the ive-foot bar Whitley machine cut
this one acre Of timothy ia exactly 3255
minutes. Five stops we're required to
be made Ia order 20 clear the bar OF
clOgging grass.
The Mccormick five-foot bar machine
next entered the trial and cut one acre
OF timothy Ia exactly the time required
by the Whitley mOWer--32}5 minutes.
This was somewhat OF a surprise 20 the
spectators, but the Mccormick mower
was compelled TO stop and clear
the bar on but one occasion,
aud this was due 10 the impedi-
mont OF rusty spike, which caught in
the sickle and broke out one OF the sec
tons. The appreciabie differences be-
tween the two trials was that the Nc
Cormlck mower made less noise wilhelm
operation, was so gauged as 10 cut
much closer % the ground, and at the
conclusion was not compelled 10 turn
back 20 'clear up" any spots that had
been missed In the last round.
The next trial was with the "Blg
Four" Mccormick machine This Is
seven foot bar mower, aud weighs about
$50 pounds. The Whitley Company
did not compete in this trial, as no
seven-foot bar machine is turned out
by tho Whitley Company.
The Judges Announced no formal con-
illusions to-day but will present de-
tailed report TO Chief Buchanan, Of the
Agricultural building, within a few
days. The field trials Of mowers and
binders will take place on the same
field about the end OF the week or as
soon as the condition Of the ripening
crop will permit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

PuuADELruIA. PA, July l9.-Miss En-
ma Garrett, who committed suicide IN Chi
cagO last night, had q world wide reputa-
ton as "a teacher OF deaf children. She was
principal of the oral school for the deaf
located az E.Wyn, Pa, few miles from
this CITY. Previous 10 the establishment OF
the ElWvn school sue was associated with
her sister 80 a similar Institution at Scran-
ton, Pa The Misses Garrett were the
pioneer i'm this line of teaching IN this cOuu-
try. Their method was 10 take deaf chill
dren under school age and teach thom to
read sound Dy the motion Of the lips Both
the Elwyn and Scranton schools have re-
Gently been made state institutions. Miss
Emma Garrett was between 40 and 90
Nnlrs OF age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

WASHINGTON, July l9.-The chief Of the
Bureau Of Statistics reports that the total
values of the exports Of merchandise from
the United States during the six and twelve
months ended june 30, 1898 as compared
with similar exports during CORES pOndiug
periods Of the preceding year were IS fol
lows:
Six mouths. ended June 80, 1898, SSsS 1885,
40; same period in 1892, S4I9.l53, 953,
twelve mouths, ended June 80, 1893, SS45,-
423 AZ; same tune ia 1892, SlO30, 2SS, las.
The values of the imports were as follows:
Six months, ended 0ue 30, 1898, S4gj,605,-
10l; same DeriOn IN 1892, t43l, ~ 81;
months, ended June 80. 1893, Sy4l,016,l2S;
twelve months, ended June 30, 1892, $751;
4O2. 463
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

BUFFALO, y. Y, July IA successful
test Of Boughtou's telephOtOs was conduct
ed here last night The dots aud dashes OF
bright light produced by electric mean
descent lights could be distinctly seen 6y
the witnesses GA Bird Island pier, ABOUT q
mile away, and a letter containing ninety
words was sent In fifteen minutes, II Is
also claimed that the signal was read at
Point AonO, ten miles away Toe tele-
photos will be exhibited before the army
and navy boards of the old world
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
worth knowing.

That ALLCocR's Porous PLAsTEEs
ere the highest resulto Of medical science
and skin, aud ia ingredients and meth
ca have never been eQualled.
That they are the original aud genu-
ine porous plasters, upon whose reputa-
tion fnitators trade.
That ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs
never fail to perform their remedial
Hork quickly and eIectually.
That this fact is attested by thous-
ands Of voluntary and unimpeachable
testimonials from grateful patients.
That tor rheumatism, weak back, sci
atica, lung trouble, kidney disease, dys-
pepsla, malaria, and an local pains,
they are invaluable.
That when you buy ALLcocK's PO-
RoUs PLAsTEEs you absolutely obtain
she best plasters made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

New York July ia morning paper
saws: AT the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company's biz works Ia
Newark, four hundred men were Temporal
rily laid on on Monday night. This is
about half the force 1t is said that the
company intends consolidating all their
.worEs az Er.ntOu. 10 the outskirts Of Pitts
burg, and that soon The Newark plant is to
be removed % that place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

prostration, ell "female complaints arc
cured by it. 10 improves digestion, enricheS
tho blood, dispels aches and pains, brings re-
freShing sleep, and restores health and
strength.
Its a powerful general, as well as uterine,
tome and nervine, imparting vigor and
strength to the entire system. Contains no
alcohol TO inebriate; no syrup or sugar to
dsrange digestion; q legitimate Redicine-
not q 5ercrUfe.
III You're } tired, nervous, or suffering
woman, taenA the Favorite Prescription
is tho only mSdicine that's gu0rGnteed, in
every case, Co Wing you help II il doesn't
givsVyPu satisfa sien, yPu haYe your mOnsy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
ID strenrthen Canaalan ForIineatIons.


OTTAWA, ONT, July l9-Hou. G. j. Pat
tersOu. Minister OF Militia, said last night
that be had received a caOlegram from
Hon. Mr.. Her bert, Major General, COM
handing the militia In Canada, who is now
in London, stating that his business there
with the admiralty and treasury depart
ments has been successfully completed.
This means that the Canadian and I'M
perial governments have at last agreed as
TO the strengthening Of the fOrtihcations
Of EQuimauit harbOr British Columbia,
on the Pacific coast. This matter has been
long In contemplation between the TWO
governments. The minister can not say
what are the terms OF the agreement which
the Major General brings with him for tue
for.idcatiou of the Canadian frontier, but
he denies the story from San Francisco
that the object OF streDgthenlug forutca-
tons on the coast at present has anything
20 DO with Behr,ng sea matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

OMAHA, NeB., July l9-W. L. Okley, Of
New York, walking from San Francisco
20 New N0rS on wager, was killed by a
Union Pacific train few miles west Of
here yesterday. Oakley was identified 6y
papers on his person. He was endeayOr-
ing 10 make the trip without money.