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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-06

The MORNING News is pleased to OBJ
serve that the state papers are urging the
election of first class men to the legisla-
ture We have several times of late
touched upon this subject, more especially
to arouse the people of Chatham county
TO the necessity of sending brainy and
capable men to the legislature, at the same
time making our remarks applicable to
the state at large. The papers in various
sections of the state have taken up the
matter, and are furnishing some cogent
reasons why good. competent men-rather
than self-seeking politicians-should be
sent to Atlanta to make our laws. The
agitation should go on. A demand for less
politics and more brains should be created.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-06

According to Prof. Riley, of the depart
ment Of agriculture, the seventeen-year
locusts are due to arrive during the latter
part Of this month. Their last appear
ance was in 1877, when they visited the
coast section from Connecticut TO the
District Of Columb ia, and went as far
into the interior as Pennsylvania. In all
OF this territory, and perhaps also in
Michigan, Indiana. Virginia and North
Carolina, according to Prof. Riley. the
insects may be expected this year. The
Iarv@, which live under ground. begin to
rise about May 20, and the adults remain
hve or six weeks 1t seems, from reliable
data respecting the seventeen-year To-
Gusts, that their ravages are more alarm
ing than harmful; they destroy consider
able foliage, but are not such terrible
pests.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-06

Andrew Wagner, aged IS, married Miss
Hannah Wedge aged 70, at Bath, ~ Y. on
Wednesday, after an engagement Of So years.
IL is surmised that they weighed the m
pOrtant step well.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-06
100000
Worth Of Real Estate On
the Block.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 10
at $3.50 O'Clock,

I will sell the real estate Of the Savannah
Real Estate, Loan and Building Company,
consisting of valuable lots on Gwinnett, Boil
ton, Waldburg, New Houston, Duffy, Henry
and Anderson streets. east Of the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway, with all
modern conveniences. All to go to the high
est bidders. Times are hard and no fancy
prices are expected. The terms are easy
S50. cash, balance one, two and three years,
interest 7 per cent, with privilege of paying
up any part or all of balance, stopping inter
est. Tickets to and from the land free on day
Of sale.
Plats and illustrated pamphlet on appltca'
ton.
Titles perfect. No charge for papers.
W K. WILKINSON,
Auctloneer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
TTGD NEENv.

store room llO3 Market street, best location
Tor drug store in the city.
Store Rooms l235 Main street. Possession OF
either AZ oncs II APRIL /. 1894
the city. "
Egerter Hall. Best in the city
Modern eightroom-d dwelling 1ol Four
teenth street.
SeYen-roomed dwelling s. Ohio street; verv
large yard; handy location.
Seven-roomed uwelling % South Penn street
room especially sulted for mandolin club.
SiNroomed dwelling l2o South Penn street
slH roomed dwelling ~ South Penn street
SlN-roomed dvciltnE 2Sl7 EoT street
SlK-roomed dwelling 40 Moth Nors street.
our room 2l2O Eon street second floor.
SiN-roomed dwelling - Fourteenth street
SlG-room-d dwelling g2l Market street.
tlVe-roomed dwelling, liz Iwenty-ninth
street, now empty. for IS.
Five rooms first foor, 30 Thirteenth'street
Flve-roomed dwelling l4I6 Wood street,
Fiye-rOomed dwelling 2slO EoT street
Fou--roomed dwelling - Twenty-iiftn street.
-Four rooms second floor 20 Thirteenth street
Four-roomed dwelling 10 South York street.
tour-roomed dwelling is South York street
FeGrroomed dwelling 1923 Market street.
Three r NJ No. l3d Alley H.
Three rooms 1884 Market street.
Sx-roomed dwelling, Sc Twelfth street $3.50
per month.
Three rooms so National Road. empty now.
Two rooms 20 Twenty-hfth street
Lawyers Offices, Chsplino street. near City
Building.
Four rooms l9 South York street, possession
now; s..
G. o.-SMITH & DICKINSON, C. F.
1879 MARKET STREET,
REAL E'rATE. FIRE INSURANCE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
Mates From wharnoline
CorrrsDonaenee or the Rkolsrsr.

Soeetdi CoTrFsDOHdencs or ne RS0isrsr.
WHARNcLFFE, LoGAH COUNTY, w.
VA, January 2l.-The prospectors Of
the coal and coke company have COM
menced work at Glen Alum, two miles
west from here, and indications are very
favorable.
Thacker Coal and Coke Company are
pushing work as fast as possible. Nearly
thirty houses have been erected since
the boom, among them is Mrs. Sally
Rohrbough's, on Upper street.
Squire VI. a. Hatfield and daughter,
Miss Mary, left for visit to Dunlow
Sunday.
Joseph Wiegand, who spent a few
weeks at home 10 ST. Joseph, arrived
he~t Sunday last.
The ball OF last Saturday night at
" at swaD was grand success. Several
oil the WharnclifFe boys took IL in.
Among them a. kress, Pap Rabbitfoot
and your humble CORES pondent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24

The Floor of n Crowded Church Settles
Several Inches, Creating Consterns-
ton.

The Floor of a Crowded Church Settles
Several Inches. Creating Constsrns-
ton.
SpeetGf 7slrnrom 10 ne Rsgfs,s-.
RoMNEY, W. VA, January 23.-Last
night during services in the Methodist
church, South, the floor supporters gave
partially away aud let the floor down
some inches. A panic was barely
averted, though great excitement pre-
vailed, and most OF the injuries may be
traced to II rather than to the accident
itself. There has been ia progress for
some weeks a protracted meeting in the
church. The small building has been
crowded at every service perhaps be-
yond its proper capacity. and the larg-
est congregation OF the whole series had
assembled last night.
The sermon had been concluded aud
the peniteuts had been called for the
prayers OF the church, when, suddenly a
sound as Of yielding timbers was heard,
and the floor began TO settle. No one
could tell where it would stop, and as II
was over a cellar six or seven feet deep,
all knew that II IL went clear down
there could not fail 10 be great injury,
aud the rush began for the doors and
windows. AS II happily turned
out, the single prop that sup
ported the main girder had fallen
out perhaps in consequence OF
the relief from the unusual pressure In
the former service, ana when IL dropped
the whole weight came on the eirder
aud its terminal supports. In the rush
for life and safety several ladies and
children were injured, some by jumping
from windows and some by the crush.
No one was seriously hurt
IL sod hot hn To
erside Tannery will be reopened at this
point Preparations are making TO re-
move the thousands OF cords OF bark
that were stacked around the buildings
and saved almost miraculously from the
fires.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
SIR. woodruff Again In Court.

LONuoS. January 23-The libel case
OF Mrs John B.duph Martin, formerly
Mrs. Victoria g. Woodhuu, the social
and political refOrmer. against the
British museum, for allowing books
iouching upon the Beecher-Tilton
scandal in tine reading room, came be-
fore che court Of the Queens bench to-
day, vino missed the appeal OF the
museum and compelled them ~ show
from whom they received the books and
what steps they took t0 ascertain their
-haracter The museum representa-
iYes pleaded privilege and absence %
malice. This BE- only step ln a litigs-
ton which promises o. bo long and in-
terostiug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
BEN WOOD.

Yesterday afternoon there was a
quiet but pretty wedding at Father Nc
Menimen's parlors. Miss Augusta De-
temple, u popular daughter OF Peter
Detemple, deceased, was married to
William Hall, prosperous employe at
the lower mill. The happy young
couple will go 20 housekeeping on Main
street, In neat house prepared by the
bridegroom. The brides brother, Ed
ward Detemple, OF Pittsburg, was here
In attendance at the wedding.
The case before Squire Riddle OF
Susan Perry VS.. l.. G.. Hammond ct al,
was set for 10 o'clock a. IN. yesterday.
Defendants appeared and after an hours
wait the squire dismissed the case.
Colonel Arnett, OF Wheeling. was at
torney for the prosecutors and he mis-
took the time or hearing as 1 o'clock
in the afternoon. Mrs. Perry is suing
for $50 damages. The case will be
heard this week probably.
Yost Bros, of this place, formerly Of
Caldwell and Cooks circus, which
travelled through the South, will per-
form on the horizontal bar at the
church benefit Friday and Saturday
nights at McMechen.
Mrs. Lemmons, a well-known lady Of
the junction, entertained thirteen
couples OF her friends in an enjoyable
manner at her home last Monday night
Refreshments were served aud a good
time was enjoyed.
Daughters OF Rebecca will give n
social event AT Odd Fellows hall Frida Y
night. Wiley Lodge, of Wheeling, will
be here on q fraternal visit. Several
candidates are to BE- initiated also.
Samuel Hicks, OF Moundsville, with a
force OF men, Is loading a car OF Stag
near the Riverside for the Mineral Coal
| Company of Moundsvile. lie secured
! ten Benwood laborers.
Good crowds are attending the re-
vival servival services at the NJ. f.
! church. There have been conversions.
Mrs. John Leach is home from a
trip down the river.
The new Pocahontas Lodge auxiliary
! TO the Red met for its second meet
ing last Sunday night at the residence
| of Mrs. Michael Heisen5erger, OF Upper
Benwood.
| Thomas Mcdonald is having erected
/ large addition To his business block
| on Main stree. Markly Bros, OF Nc
Mechen, are doing the work.
The X. OF =, held a meeting last Mon
| day night. The new officers were in
stalled. Two candidates were also in
! itiated new members.
Mrs. Flora Dolbeare, the postmis-
/ tress, is on the sick list. A. G.. Policy
and wife are doing the work at the
/ Office.
BY reason OF lack OF materials
| Murray Bros. cannot finish plastering
tho new NJ. +. church as expected.
Great success has been had at the
revival meetings in the Church Of God e,
McMecheD.
Mrs. II. A. Mcdonald and Mrs.
Whiteside are home from visit up the
river.
Nearly all Of Walter ClarK's family
are sick. They have scarlet fever.
Mrs Lawrence Stipes, who has been
/ ill, is improving in her sickness.
There will be a dance Friday night
at Dolan's hall, Benwood.
There Is considerable pneumonia in
! town among children.
August Schad is not candidate for
/ the mayCralty.
Mrs. John Shaw, OF Water street, is
| very sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
CAUSES no ALARM.
Treasury Omciais Have no Fear of the
knights of Labor suit.

knights of Labor suit.
WAsHfNGToN, ID. c., January 23.-
The decision OF the Knights OF Labor
to attempt TO get an injunction this
week restraining Secretary Carlisle
from issuing the per cent. bonds Is
still a subject OF comment in treasury
department circles. There is practi-
cally no change in the opinion hereto
fore noted in these dispatches that
such proceedings will not have any
standing in court. Certainly this opin-
ion prevailed as TO the simple question
OF assailing the authority OF the Secre-
tary to issue bonds under the action OF
1875, to rcplenish the gold reserve. AS
to whether the money thus OBJ
tained could be used for
other purposes than redemption OF
greenbacks was admitted To be an unde-
cided question. As tho Secretary has
used tue so-called gold reserve TO the
extent OF $50. 600. 600 and as no one has
sought by legal methods 20 question IT,,
IL seems 10 Treasury officials that this
matter need give him no concern. 1t is
held by some Treasury officials that
there now exists no gold reserve, the
fund that originally made IL up having
boon more than exhausted by the re-
demption OF bonds. An officer OF the
department In speaking to a reporter re-
Rarding the proposed action OF the
Knights of Labor pointed out the serl-
Gus effects upon the government bust
ness that would result II such proceed
ings should attain standing In the
courts. The result, he said. would be-
that the governments hands would be
frequently and It's business operations
would be seriously handicapped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24

LITTLE ROCK, AEK., January ga
special 10 the Gazette from Centre Point
says: News has just been received
from Polk county Of terrible battle
between William and Crockett Mize on
one side and two brothers named
Daniels on the other side The fight
occurred at the home Of the Daniel
brothers over debt which the Mize
brothers claimed the Daniels owed
them. The Nize BOYS were instantly
killed, and one Of the Daniels boys so
badly wounded that he has since died.
The men we're all mOonshipers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
ASKED TO ACT AS ARBITRATOR.
Admiral Benham Asked to Mediate &c
tween the BraEllIan- and Insurgents.

tween the BrnLlllan- ana Insurgents.
Copyrightca, 1891, ~ thC A.socfdied Press
PERNAMBUCo, January ga dis
patch from the Associated Press cor
respondent at Rio de JaneirO SAYS:
There have been runors that the
United States was TO be asked to arbi-
trate TIE matter in dispute between tho
government OF President PeiXOto and
the commanders OF the insurgent forces,
but these reports were denied. 1t is
understood that feelers have been sent
out by the government OF President
PeiXoto and that the reply 10 these
feelers was that the United States
officials were not in posi-
ton to arbitrate any dispute
long as only one of the parties direct
ly Interested intimated that it was open
TO Cancellation under the advice OF a
third party. To-day, however, the As
ISOLATED Press CORES pondent is informed
upon good authority that Admiral DA
Cana, the rebel admiral in command Of
the insuTgent feet, has made request
to Admiral BenhaD, the American ad e
miral, asking the latter TO be kind
enough to act as mediator between the
Insurgents aud the government OF Pres
ident Peixoto, with the view of bringing
about some understanding. The Asso.
GATED Press CORES pOndent has been un-
able to see Admiral Benham and obtain
confirmation or i denial OF this re port,
but IL may be safely said that there
seems little or no doubt OF its truth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
FOR RENT.

No. 1888 Chapiine ST., rooms.
No. ~ Fourteenth ST.. Z rooms and bath
No. 9Jl Main 81, ii rooms add bath.
No, l2l Thirty-third ST. brick = rooms
No. 1871 Alley n, p rooms, frame
No. 2AU2 Eoti ST, 3 rooms first floor
No. 29JJ Eotf St, storer room
Fourteenth and McColloch Sts store dwell.
ing OF z rooms. bake shop and stable for s3lO
Front room on Fourteenth ST., suitable for
one or two gentlemen
No. 80 S. Front street, 7 rooms and bath.
No. 90 :. Broadway ST, s rooms frame
No. 800 Main S.. ~ rooms brick.
No. 1871 MEG, lloch ST, second floor rooms
No. 2i3l Nam St, brick, rooms.
No. "a :. YORK St, rooms, frame.
No. % Thirty. seventh st. "a floor, rooms
NO. 1872 MaiC 81. I'd ana Sd floors
No. 60 Seventeenth ST., rooms brick
No. % Ohio ST., LIST n1or. rooms
Ne.2s0f Eoif St. brick. 3 rooms
No. 3lt5 MCColloch ST. 3rooms.
No. 29lu Chapline ST.. rooms. brick.
No. l02 Eon ST., rooms frame
No. 2l63 Main St. Sd floor. = rooms
No, % Thirty first ST., brick
SIX room dwelling in Lcathervood
Store room in Hearns Tabernacle building
South street
once rooms in Hibberd Block, No. 1914 Marx.
81 street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
Iowa Miners strike.

DIS MoIygs, IA, January %. Tho
miners ln one Of the largest mines in
this district numbering about 800. are
idle to-day They are out on strike.
The difference between the operators
and miuers is but five cents per ton.
The strike is not general. a. three OPP
orators have agreed TO pay the price
demanded. and the miners are az work
Ln those mLnns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24

WAsHNGroS, ID. O.. January 23-
senator Allen Pop, Nebraska sayshis
duties a. q Senator Will not permit hfs
acting az chief counselor Tor the Knights
OF Labor Boo their effort 20 eujoln the d.
suance OF bonds. but that he has adj
vIsed the selection OF Judge Cole. Of
Iowa. A. principal attorney, aud will
assist him. lie advises against an ef-
fort TO enjoiu the Issuance OF bonds and
suggests that au Injunction be- asked
Tor against their payment when rssued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24

ComSTH, Miss. January 23.-The
detective force Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad have been making
important discoveries Eight or ten
men living near PocahOntas. Tenn.
twenty miles west Of Corinth. have been
plotting 20 rob a Memphis and Charles
ton passenger train. They procured
dynamite and tools 10 blow open the
safe and settled on day 70 make the
attempt, but 100 the meantime officers in
citizens clothes quickly made arrest
after arrest ii.i now all the gang have
been bagged except two or three
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
Garment CONCENTRATION.

PirT-BrRG, PA, January 23.-The
fourteenth annual convention OF the
Custom FOremen Tailors Association Of
America began this afternoon at the
MOnongahe.a House. The attendance is
much smaller than expected. not more
than fifty delegates being present. The
session was taken up with discussion
on the art OF cutting garments. The
convention viii be 90 session three days
aud will close with a banquet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
Taimnse want. the Debt, PAID.

BEooELYv, ~. g.. January gg.-Tbe
trustees OF The Brooklyn Tabernacle are
trying % devise was ~ clearing the
church OF its debts llo ten cent ad.
mission plan has been abandoned. and
10 has been decided 90 issue an apueal 10
the public Tor aid. ~zof ine trustee.
have subscr bed sums argrevaf.rg
81. 500. The trustees fee. confident ttat
Dir. TalmaRe can boz Induced 90 remain
81 The Tabernacle 10 tie debts are
cleared
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
RlNENART g. TATUM.
CITY BAsk Building. Room s. Telephone 2lJ.
FOR SALE.

House rooms. brick Fourteenth St g. ooo
. io's in BoiVedcre addition, 2 corner lot,
$40 each. ''
House rooms. brick. aud roomcd hons. fin
rear. kon street. between Tweuty-thIrd ana
j wcnty fourth streets. $500.
House looms. Eighteenth street.. In good
Douhl. brick horss rooms Fourteenth
street 5000
House seven rooms, brick. Sixteenth stree.
Rouse seven rooms Fifteenth street. lots,,
100 feet. $500 N
House seven rooms, Cbaplins street c.,,,.
wheeling. $500 ""
House eight rooms, First ward 81 ON
House five rooms, BaIUmors st-est r..
Wheeling. siOj1 hast
Lot east end Fourteenth street 500.
House four rooms Charles street. Cspt-.
Wheeling. 500
House four rooms Eighteenth stree, a. ~,
House tHree rooms, Twelfth street al Ii -''''''
House eight rooms. Sixteenth street. In ,,,..
:, House four rooms and stable Twelfth ,.,..
House rooms ard s,abIs, Esatssa,b .,..,
Fin,suburOsn hons. 2 miles caste, o,, a.,
Sis,. 10 'fi.sn, Whit. = Gallagher .ad,,is,
Slots on Caldwell run. t2sOsaeh
Fire iafnt lfS acres, on Nauoaal ross 49,.
nj. east on CITY. on easy terms
Market street business property At uoI.rat.
price.
onshslf 70, 90 Needless stree. o.s,,,
Oao 81 tie bsat mauufaaturias sits, -,
city, ifsnnHg en- i've rsilrssda
NESB1TT & DEVINE,
i5s3 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24

We have saved our customers thousands OF
dollars during 1898. and propose % keep 10 up.
We have the largest department store in tbs
state. 1000 70 1906 Main street, IS % 80 Tenth
street and 1901 TO 1907 Market street. Eleven
entrances take your choice. Bargains IN
very department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24

pr07frf'ion, OF fer0Io comUIalnI8.' nro
cured bY IT, It improves digestion, curiches
frcsbing sleep, and restores health and
strength
It's q powerful general, az well as uterine
tonic AMI nervinc, imparting vigor and
strength ~ the entire system Contains no
dereucs digestion; a legitimate medicine
not 5frffugc
IN you're a tired, nervous, or suffering
woman, then tho Fav0rits Prescription 2"
- tho only medicine that's gtQruHtced. in
every CASE ~ bring you help III 30 DOESN'T
give you satisfaction, yOu have your money
back
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24

Or. e. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment
ne f3ld Under postive written guarantee, by author
Yea agents only 70 euro Week Memory; Loss Of
CrHlu aud Ncrye Power; Lost Manhood; Cuirkness:
Night LoEsos; Evil Dreams; Tack OF Confidence;
Yer 'ugnoFsi lassitude; all Drains: Loss OF Power
OK me Gonoratlve Organs IN either scr, caused by
eXcrton; Youthful Errors, or Excessive Use Of
lnb0ccoi Opium or JiTuoT, which soon lead TO
lf'erg, Consumption, insanity and Death. by mail
% bor; for 81 with written guarantee 70 euro or
round money. WIETS COUCH SYRUP. A certain
cure for Coughs, Colds. Asthma Bronchifis Cruup,
Wh10ping Cough, Soro Throat. Pleasant 20 take.
s-lau size diecJEii1uof. Old 1'- rize now 15c: Old
" size, Low SOC, Urt ..|rr1 f.suod only
THROUGH
9. r. GOETHE. Sole Agent
Southwest corner .1weIfth and Market
streets, wheeling W W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
NEW ADvERrIsEMFFTs
SHERIFF.s SALE.

A. EN- ID NJ z ~ >
S!HERIFFS SALE.
Is,ss Circuit, Court Of Ohio cssp.r y
Horace Partridge ( c. In ....n,.. \
II c. Hayden. an ai'aehnsa-
The Wheeling POTTERY Co.
Henry C. Hayeeu. dong busi- with an 81. -
ness es H. G. Hayden 4 %. meet
.. BY virtue Of an order Of sale. made D.,
Sourt 10 the above entitled actions ana
urected' have levied upon aud Will o. l-
1" ENTi-FoURTH DAY OF JANT-.B,'
A. D.. ls)i.
commencing az 10 o'clock. a. m. At ~. &C..
t tootn on the west side OF Main street No ,,,.
lateiy occupied by the DEFENDANT n 4: 40,
den, az I've and ten cent sto-e. IN a.. y. h1y.
wheeling, County OF Ohio. and Sal. 90 ~ NJ
bidsai proceed 70 sell 10 the highest nd ~,
o.ooer, the following described psrsonaf 81
etty, to-wlt; All the miscellaneous ~
gselnl and ornamental articles psrta 20
ano zen cent VARIETY store. consisung y.
c1ockers. novels. toys. unwars show - pr
wire and iron goods, thread. brushes $50 So.
var. stoves, saies and other articles TOO 80
prsm,..s fI tS t.S hlso the lease OF a.
to said HAYDEN. expiring March sist iss,
Ieht OF sl91-,S per month. payable on the I.
NN9 O4o-ch month. Terms CT sale. cash
isnl4eAdi Sh.f.r Of ~ o SSlHhc6 oas
NATIONAL VACCINE VIRUS
PsopAgated under the inspection OF ma.
Siheers Of the y. ). government Relied 40.
3y Ssrg. Ger. John b. Hamilton, VI. n. y
Dr; reter H. Bryce. Secretary Ontario ~
OF healtn, n protecting our Northern Bs-sl.tt
against Montreal during the late epid-u,I- 2,
Is acc ne used By the {. ). ARMY IL h.
cetyed the endorsement % many state -.
OF health ana Health Officers. Each park.-.
oears The date OF charging An primary "a
cinations guaranteed II used within 80.
days after date OF charging. Our pr.ts-,g
packet seals each point Individuality A. s rs
vents ITS eH posure before IL is used We r.f
to sell crusts. Our rates 10 physician. a..
follows. by mail prepaid: Ivory Point. 49,.
each, 10 for 81 Special rates TO drng-,..A
Health Onicers and Health Boards. SAM.
package ~ points 30 ceuts. -Pe
OFFICE HEALTH OFFICEI
SAyANSAH. Ga. Jan 81 1891
NdnordL JGceirs EstGbitshMsnt
Gentlemen: ! have used over lively. ,t,
SAND points from your establishment NJ.
I'VE physicians vacci1ating under my direr,ic-
! have but few reports OF failure: in urir,..ll
vaccinations nut two failures have besr -
ported. Very truly, w. r. BRUNNER N d.
Health Officer CIV OF Sayar,.h
Agents for West Virginia. McLAIN BR1S
Dental ana Surgical Depot. McI.sin H.
hoom No. "a. Second Floor. Wheeling, IS H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24

VXTANTED-TOB FOR RENTAND FOR
w Sale Cards Biauk Deeds aHd Dssdr az
Trust. Blank Losses. Justicet' Basks, sts
REsisrHE C0uhNsg Rooms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-24
C7enred 1,rgy

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end ailments that
Iuako woman 8
ITO q burden 90
her. She's TO-
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restored. with Dr.
Piorces Favorite
Prescription
Periodical pains,
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ing down sensa-
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