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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30
BELLAIISE

Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Weeks, Of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and Mrs. T. +. Hart, of
Munce, Ind, arrived in the city yesterday
TO attend the funeral OF George w. Poor
man. Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. Hart are sis
ters of the deceased Before be died Mir.
POorman expressed a desire that Duquesne
HOOK and Ladder Company, of which he
was a member, should take charge of the
funeral, and that be be buried in Rose Hill
cemetery His wishes were complied with,
aud all that was mortal Of George w.
POOrman was placed on the "HOoKs" car
rage and conveyed to Rose Hill cemetery,
where the remains were laid TO rest 10
await the resurrection morn.
Perk Kennedy, the star pitcher of the
/ Brooklyn base ball club, came down from
Pittsburg yesterday 10 see his Bellaire
friends. He pitched the winning game of
the BroOklyns against Pittsourg Thursday,
and will be in the box again to-day. A
number Of Bellaire sports will 80 up 10 see
the game.
In the city Yesterday. T. McMannis,
| GAINESVILLE, o.; ID. 2. Davis, Cincinnati,
o.; s. White, Baltimore, Md; Harry
| Muhn, WheeHng;J j. Wildermuth, Coving-
/ ton. XVI. ). Clover, New York.
/ Hon. Lorenzo Danf0rd has gone TO spend
/ a few days with his father at Crabapple
| Capt Danford is not worrying much over
politics these not days.
All the iron mills Of this locality Will
| close down to-day until the new Amalga-
| mated scale for tue coming year has been
! signed.
! I'll. Cook will serve fine turtle soup 10
! his customers to-day. Call az his place Of
| business and try II.
Mrs. Carrie Mcdonald and son, of Home
| stead, Pa, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
J Albert Croft.
/ Clement Chandler, son Of Rev. d. W.
/ Chandler, is recovering from severe sick
| spell.
/ \ crowd of young folks went down to
/ Belmont Park yesterday 10 spend the day.
| If YOU want a nice bowl OF turtle soup
/ to-day call at T. j. Cooks saloon.
Miss Lura Dickens is home frOma plea S.
| ant visit friends at Wellsville, ..
! John Ogiebee, bottle blower OF this
/ CITY, has gone 10 Pittsourg.
/ George Chisholm, OF the Fourth ward,
/ is visiting friends at Cleveland.
RObinsOu's brick works has closed down
/ until after the Fourth.
| New awnings are being put up by the
/ First National Bank.
/ Miss Bertha Sa.tsgaver has gone to Chi
! cago 10 visit friends.
County Treasurer Archer was in the
! city Yesterday.
john Mellott, of Bethel, was in town
Turtle soup at T. J. Cooks to-day.
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cUpy the house vacated by Mr.. Perry Hath
away on Bennett street July first.
Miss Margaret Adolph has been spend
ing few days with her brother in the
country, taking needed rest.
Henry Tapping left FRIDAY to spend a
week with his little friend. Halstead Cald-
well, at bennington, o.
Mr.. Charles Claylapd and family, OF
Pittsburg, will be the guests Oh relatives
for several days.
A large crowd will attend the big Catho-
lie picnic next Monday at wheeling Park
from here.
Mr.. William Keohnline and c. w. APP
penzellar were n St. Clairsville Friday on
business.
Mr.. w. G. Butcher, of Columbiana coun-
~, was calling on his friends during the
week.
James Stillwell leaves tomorrow for a
weeks outing at Chippewa Lake.
Roy Fogle is of duty from Z. P. Rhodes
& Co. on TWO weeks vacation.
NC. Brister, of Canton, made his round
of calls on his friends yesterday.
Miss Pierce, of Lorain, is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Tom Duncan.
DR.. Won Muralt. Of TiItonville, was in
town on business Friday.
Charles Fisher is visiting Mack Hinge
ley at GAINESVILLE, o.
Rev Worthington is confined to the
house, quite i'll.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. o. Black have q son,
born Tuesday.
Charles Howell was in Moorfeld on bus.
mess Friday.
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BkIDGEPoRr.

Mrs. Glass, of Altoona. Pa. who is the
guest of Mr. McSedriss and family, will
conduct the morning and evening services
in the NJ. +. church to-day, in the absence
of the pastor, Rev. Henthorne.
Miss Alma Barnett, OF Cambridge, and
Miss Nell OxtoOy, Of Wheeling, will leave
the first part Of tue week over the C., L. *
w. railroad for visit with friends at
Denver, Col.
The principal attraction to-day is the
colored camp meeting out the pike. The
street cars have extra cars on the line 10
render every accommodation to the public
possible.
Com nunion services will be observed at
the PRESBYTERIAN Church this morning
During July there will be only one service
day-in the morning, II o'clock.
The Kirkwood base ball club VIII play
the Bakery Stars. of Wheeling, on the ball
park al Brookslde on the morning of the
| Fourth.
Mr.. Fred Romic, Of Uhrchsville, o., is
lending few days assistance 20 Mir. A. \.
Hnyer. at the United states Express
Office.
The many friends Of Miss Georgia A.
Kinney regret to hear her father is quite
I'M with pneumonia at his home near Bel
mont.
Mrs. John Keohnline, who has been at
Mt. Clemens, Mich, for several weeks, re-
turned Saturday greatly benefited in every
way.
MIR. Charles Franzen and family will Oc-
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NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic voters OF Ohio county VIII
meet in their several districts SATURDAY even
ing July 2lst, 10 suggest names for district ON
GERS and delegates to the County Coneentlon,
TO be voted for ~ the primaries 10 be held
SATURDAY. AUGUST 4rL
Each district will be entitlsd 20 dive delegates
to the county convention. said convention 10
be held Monday, August the 9th. 1898, to nomi-
nate Delegates for the legislature, candidate
for Criminal Judge, and Senatorial Conferees
for OHIO country. The suggestion meetings
will be held at the time aud following piaces:
Washington District
Madison Districts o'clock p M, Second
ward market house.
Clay District
Union District-Pollce Court room s o'clock
p. m.
CeLtre District
Webster District-Sixth Ward Democratic
Club room, Twenty fourth and Market streets.
Richie District
TrIadelphia District-Elm Grove, Kiumins
Hall. D. m.
Liberty Distrlct-Centre School house,6 p. m.
RicD!aud Distrlct-Brck school House, p. m.
K. ). klNCHELOE,
ju3O Chairman.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of


/ Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.
WI. Townsend, Of Cleveland, is in the
city.
ii Singleton, Of Washington, Pa, is at
the Stamm.
WIN. G. Morley, of BingwOOd, is a Nc
Lure guest
j. p. Spriggs, Of WoOdsfeld, o., is at
the Windsor.
Miss Jones S. Prince, Of Lewisourg, is
at the Mcclure.
John B. Hastings, Of Parkersburg, is
Windsor guest
Miss Eliza Kraft is i'll at her home on
South Cnapline street.
AIrz-Dr. L. s, Riggs, Of South Chapllne
street, is on visit down tue river
j.. W. Crossley, division agent of Leggett
/ & Myers tobacco, is at the Windsor.
Garth Hearne will spend Sunday with
| his parents AT Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Il. Mather Archer, Of the IHtclltgcncer,
will spend Sunday at his home in Hunting
ton.
Coss AIbinger, Of South Chapline street,
! left Yesterday for a fishing trip down the
river
W. +. Boyle, travelling passengers agent
of the Santa Fe line, was IN the city yes
terday.
Louis E. Schrader is in Kingwood,
W. Va, attending court as official steno-
grapher
Mrs. Susie Harsh, OF CarroIton, o., is
visiting az the nome Of Mrs. L. ). Rex, Of
KirkwoUd.
Henry SchaTer, Of South Jacob street,
the insurance agent, is nome from visit
20 DeUuisUn, o.
Mr.. TallmRn, accompanied by his mother
and niece, swil leave Monday Tor Mountain
Lake Park, Md.
William Stevens has been appointed fire
mau IN the Eighth ward, vice Joseph
kress, who is i'll.
Mrs. Y. II. Hearne, who has been so
journ.ug at Mountain Lake Park, IS i'm
proving in health.
Genial Patrick Faulkner, Of the South
Side, has accepted position with the key
mann Brewing company.
A. B. Carter, wife and child and nurse,
will leave to-day for Mountain Lake Park
70 spend the heated term.
Charles VOegele, the South Side grocery
clerk. will leave this morning for i Visit
TO his home in Monroe county, ..
William Murray, formerly drug clerk
OF the South Side, Is IN the city on VIslt
from his nome at New Cum 0erlaud.
George Adams and wife will leave in a
few DAYS for Mountain Lake Park, Md,
where they Will take rooms with Mrs. List
Hiram Bumgardner and family, OF South
FoT street, will soon 20 10 the Mounds
Vile camp grounds, where they will spend
the summer.
BlackOuru Schultz, son OF the Coron-
er. left Yesterday Tor Woodlands, down the
river. where he will spend two months in a
fishing camp.
Miss Anna Moore, charming young
lady of GAINESVILLE, o., is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Charles MeRkemeler, OF
South Market street.
BEuLER: ). 3. Miller Warrington; j.
A. Boles, Martinsburg; h. Taylor, Sisters
Vile: W. II. Nicholson, Jr., Warrington;
w. 5. Watson, Fairmont
Henry FrOhme. the Eight ward fireman,
who met with the recent accident by fall
ing from the engine, is getting along only
moderately well In his illness.
SrAuu-Frank y. Clark, New Martins
vile; L. T. Hartley, Fairmont; ). C..
Moore, Proctor; John CLARK, Warrington,
and B Bloom. New Cumberland.
Rev. p. J. Hob, Of the Zion Lutheran
Church, is home from attending the Ger
man Conference OF the Pitts6urg Synod at
Kittanning. Pa. Rev. Hob preached the
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rHAr KNow-NorH1Ne RESOLUTION.

THAT KNOW-NOTHING RESOLUTION.
Criticising the proposition in the
West Virginia Republican platform to
tax immigrants after landing $500 a
head, the St. Louis Republic remarks
that It is safe 70 say that not one in q
hundred Of the ancestors OF the people
OF West Virginia could have paid such
tax had it been imposed before their
landing.
About the time the Republicans
were adopting this resolution, a
convention was being held in
New York City to secure white
immigrants for the South In the belief
that the welfare Of that section depends
on getting them in rather than on keep
Ing them out.
Between these two opinions there is
no room for common sense to hesitate
as far as the South and West are con.
cerned. We need more white people
OF a healthy stock, who will work. II
they are rot diseased and If they are
willing to work, they will make good
Americans, no matter how poor they
are. The idea that man is dangerous
to the country and liable to become an
Anarchist because he has less than $500
cash has taken a very strong hold on
some, but as a matter OF fact some Of
the best people in the world never have
that much money at once. Indeed, 1t
is probably true that IS per cent. or
over Of the people now in the country
could not raise $500 in cash II they had
a years time to do IT in.
The South is very badly in need OF
white workers, aud no State needs them
more than rapidly developing West Vir-
gin!a. West Virginia is a coed State
for q good man to live in. He can be-
come prosperous and influential here
by doing his work and mlnding his own
business.
The United States OF America are
peopled almost exclusively by foreign
ers or the descendants of foreigners.
They have greatly improved the cOun-
try by their willingness to do more
work than was CONSTANT with the dig
NTH of the Aboriginal Native American.
And as long as there is more work TO
be done than the Native American can
do or will do, we shall need more
hearty, healthy, decent foreigners to
help do it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30
AARTIN'o FERRY.

Some of the fremen profess to be indig-
nant over the article in yesterdays REGIS
TER about their way OF advertising. If
they would stop and think OF
what would have happened had
not the audience been quieted
when it was, they would see things as
others do. The should have at least in
formed the people in the Opera House
what they intended doing. Although the
fire bells only tapped three times, people
penned up in a place like the Opera House
never wait TO hear of where the IRE is but
make rush for the first exit.
The wife of Clark Vance has skipped the
town, accompanied it is said by Clayton
Hoge, the Mount Pleasant horseman
Hoge it is alleged has been paying Mrs.
Vance calls on the vulet till at last Mr..
Vance got on the track Of the matter. II
is not known where they have gone or any
thing about them. Mr.. Vance is looking
for the couple with blood in his eye, and
promises 10 make it warm for them.
Standard Council, Jr. 0. u. A. NJ, has
elected the following officers: Jr. p. C.,
Frank Barr: c., Preston Jones; V. C.,
John c. Moore: Con, Benjamin Teagar-
den; Md, Wells McDaniels; l. S, Ed.
Mallory; o. S., John McDaniels; K. r.,
William Saikild: A. Il. S., Harry Romick;
Fin. s., Ed. Groves; Treasurer, John
Rice; Trustees, Ed. Mallorp, Geo. Strain
and VIM. McGlumphy.
Jacob Wiseman and wife were arrested
Yesterday evening at their house, corner OF
Hickory and Fifth streets, by Constable
II. II. Stanton. Stanton had gone TO en-
force Justices order calling upon them TO
evacuate the premises they occupy, belong
ing to tho Terminal Company, when they
assaulted him, beating him up pretty bad
~. Wiseman was sfned $40, and will 80 TO
ST. Clairsyille to-day.
VIM. Hastings has had his pension in
creased from Sl4 to S24 month, with back
pay from March 2S, 1894.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Ed
ward Blackford to Miss Anabelle Hobbs.
The German Lutheran Sunday school
will picnic at Delaney's grove, July 4.
Ten Christian Endeavor members drove
TO Mt. Pleasant yesterday.
The Laughlin shuts down to-day. They
will take stock Monday.
Mrs. Edwin Oppelt, Of East Liverpool,
returned last evening.
Miss Agatha Alderman entertained
friends last evening.
Fred Huffman is sick.
Miss Alice Thomas is visiting Steuben-
vile friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

THE American Railway Union has
developed unsupported and remarkable
organization and power in the West,
whose railroads its sympathetic" Pull
man strike has almost completely tied
ND. The union seems bit cautious,
however, about venturIng east Of Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

THE murder yesterday OF Col, d. e.
PARsoNs, OF Natural Bridge fame, by
= conductor, whom he had reported for
neglect Of duty, will cause genuine re-
Rrst amoug the deceased's numerous
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

sermon before the Assembly last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Susanna Williams and son David,
OF Bridgeport, will sail from New YORK
to-day on the fast flyer Lucania, OF the
Cunard line, for Cardiff, South Wales.
Tickets were secured through the Bailie
agency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

THE vote In the Senate Of "a TO 40,
which defeated HmL's motion TO strike
out the income tax provision shows that
feature to be the strongest part Of the
bill. HILL should sit down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30
A COSTLY BOYCOTT.

An exchange presents some figures
regarding the boycott against Pullman
cars, showing that it comes at bad
time for the railroad companies. Most
Of them have been losing money right
along this year. The Santa Fe's re-
eelpts for May were S974, 900 below its
gross earnings 10 May, 1898. The Lou
isville and NashyG!e's decrease was
S2S2, OOO and the Missouri Pacifc's
500, 900. The Wabash Compauy's
gross earnings fell oG $3.50, 900; the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas roads,
soc, 600, aud the Illinois Centrars,
S2S6.OOO. Here is a falling of in one
month Of over s., 26O, 600, and it covers
the losses Of only six railway systems.
or the 100 roads whose gross earnings
for May have been reported, only
twentv-three did a better business last
month than in May OF last year The
losses Of the IC6 amounted to nearly
S., 900, 600 more than the gains OF the
% roads.
The receipts Of the same roads fell
oil during the first five months OF this
year nearly s3OOOO,0OO as compared
with their earnings last year. 1t should
be recollected, too, that these 100 roads
represent only about half the railway
mileage of the country.
A Pullman strike checks passenger
travel in the height Of the travelling
season. The railroads will feel ii and
employees will feel it sharply little lat
sr when more reductions OF expense
follow these summer disappOintnedts.
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NESBlTT & DEV1NE,
1879 Market Street
Telephone 6iS.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

IA REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF my powers as administFator WIZ
the will annexed, OF Catherine McDermo,t %
ceased. which will Is OF record On the clerks
Office OF the County Cour, OF Ohio couuty. ali
the powers given me under said will viii on
SATURDAY, THE IRA DAY OF July, 1914
at 10 O'Clock a. m, 1T the north front door %
the Court House OF Ohio county, sell at pubic
auction the following real estate. to-wt TIE
east one-half OF the west half OF % numbered
lO2, fronting on the north side OF Eighteenth
steeet, and having upon IL neat two story
brick dwelling.
TERMS or SALE-0ne-third cash and SO much
more as the purchaser may desire O. pay. ne
balance in six aud twelve months from day o.
sale, with interest, secured by deed OF trust 90
the above property. THOS BRlEN.
Administrator with the will annexed ot cath
crime McDermott. lutesl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

The Pullman strike can be settled
now as we'll as weeks or months later,
Why not proceed to take some civilized
and lawful means Of settling it, then,
At once and save all the time, money
and yexation it will otherwise cause.
Loss TO all concerned can be the only
result Of the strikes continuance.
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WANTED.

WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO ACT
w AS News Agents on trains. with SO cash
security and sl0 for blue uniform. Apply
UNION NEWS CO., Wheeling office. ju22n
"ANTED-A LADY OF GOOD Appearance
w and good attire. from p 10 ~ years OF
age, to sell goods. Wages S.. o. per week with
the privilege to advance. Call At hoffman, 5
Restaurant 1895 Market street, between aud
Q q. m. or and p. IN, for three days; Parlor
No. d DORSEY BAKER. lu2Ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

REAL MERIT is the characteristic OF
Hoods Sarsaparila, and it is manifest
ed every day in the remarkable cures
this medicine accomplshes. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the kind. Try ii.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

HooD's PILLS are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless,
reliable, sure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA
When she was @ Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastOriG-
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S1O.OO-Excurslon to Atlantic City Wis
Il. O.-S1O.O0.

Thursday, July 5th. Round trip $40.
Tickets good IL days, with stop-off priv
ilege at Washington, d. c., returning.
Pullman sleeper rom Wheeling on the
5:35 D. IN, train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

A special motor Will follow the Blcycie
Race from start TO hnIsh Monday at $50
y. IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

SEE our genuine Hand Sewed Welt
Shoes for men at So per pair. The most
comfortable shoe worn. Sold every
where at $3.50 and 81 per pair. All
styles. The [. I. SHOE Co.,
ll43 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

DERBYS OF THE PAST-How the
Great Race Has Been Won and Lost.
See SUNDAY REGISTER.
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$40. To Atlantic CITY via ID. & o., Thurs
day July ., 1894 SO.

Thursday, July 5th, the B. & o. will
sell excursion tickets to Atlantic City,
az SO for the round trip. Tickets good
II days with stop off privilege at Wash
ingtoa, D. c., returning.
32.23.2425,2T3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

a special motor will follow tho Bicycle
Race from START to finish Monday at $50
p. M.
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RINEHART & ITATuM
City Sank Building. Room SO 6 T.-.nH.SSIu ~,
FOR SALE,

Fine well improved farm OF 90 ac,e, 49,.
miles east OF city. 1e
House, Eve rooms, brick, Twenty.iA,t,,,..
S25O0 tI
House; five rooms, brick. chapiay ,,,..,
Double brick house, Fourteenth 81, o.
House rooms, brick, Market street -.
wa.d, $500. "A
$50 feet OF land fronting on NcCor,.A 49,.
Lind streets. CHeap. 81
Hotel. IA rooms, doing good business sp.s,f,
location, cheap.
House, rooms, Wood street, Eighth Va,s d.
25Xl00 feet. 500
House, s rooms, Coal street First ward a.,
House, 7rooms aud hall Chaplre street a.
ire Wheeling, $3.50
Lot. east end Fourteenth street 500
Lots on Lind street, kelvedere, S3-5 each
Lots In Behrens a Spidel's ana Hana.ps4
diton TO Moth Benwood. Bogg,' Run o.
wells Run, Pleasant Valley, BslicyU. and 49,,
places IN aud near the city.
Lot in Glendale. cheap.
Lot in Elm Grove. cheap.
TO LoAN-s2O0. $50 Si00, $50. s7oo SION
81, 500 aud ts.0yO to loan on City ReAl EsA..
a wA-NIdnf-
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and lawful means OF setting Us tAeu'
At once and save all the time, money
and vexation it will otherwise cause
Loss to all concerned can be the only
result Of the strikes continuance.
THERE is no excuse for any number
Of men long remaining idle in this
country while the rich and boundless
South and the great West stretch
their arms out TO labor. Take CoXEY's
army, for example, sift the tramps aud
habituaI Migrants out Of it, and there
will be mighty little, II anything, left.
CoxEY's army At Washington is about
starved, the contributions OF food hav-
ing stopped. The foolish people have
caught on 10 the fact that the tramps
were perfectly willing to be supported
in idIeuess that way Indefinitely. Many
OF them are besiegjug the Con-
gressmen OF the various districts they
came from for fare home.
Col. SINGERLy, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor Of Pennsylvania, has
developed a case Of political modesty,
which we guess has never been equaied
in this glorious country Of elections
Tn his paper, the Philadelphia Record,
DE says:
If-4e Democracy Ia Pennsylvania were
ina position 20 elect the next Governor OF
the State MIR Suserly would feel 10 his
duty To- insist upon stronger and more
experienced candidate for the GoyernsnIp
Where do the cheers come in, Colonel?
THE X. OIL are again having trouble
with their officers, who are accused
now Of mlsappropriatIon Of the oraer's
funds. The Treasurer refuses 10 make
uuuiic, e.--,vz-l a.. -tha- cQndLlL0E-at, The
finances Of she concern. Hence the
suit. The knights should I'D stem
10 thoroughly purge their order Of these
alleged corrupt officials Corruption
shown within It's own fold is the worst
thing that can happen TO organized
LABOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30

Montgomery orange 60, ".
M PIERCE: DCdr SIR Il suffered untold
misery with bleeding piles. | could get no
relief night or day, until l commenced using
your Pleasant Pellets" and now Tor two
wears or more. I have not been troubled with
the piles: il my bowels get IN constlBated
cOndirion. I take q dose Of DR.. Pierce,s Pleas
ant Pellets, and the trouble IS all dlspelied
By next day.
c/IaA< CEa1e~T@%
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A LIST
OF reasons why you should IL
sist upon having DR.. Pierce
Pleasant Pellets, and nothing
else in their place : -
\ Because they're the smallest,
sand the p'sGSdRtsSt 70 take.
: Because they're the easiest IN
their ways No disturbance, no
reaction afterward. Their ef-
fectS last.
They absolutely and perma-
nently cure BihouSneSs, lndl-
gesgi0n, Constipation, Sick Head
ache. and Sour Stomach. The
most common cause OF Piles IS
constipation. BY removing the
cause a cure is effected.