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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-28
Western League ball Games

Sioux CITY, IOWA, April 27.-SiouI
City, .; Minneapolis, 9.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 27.-Kansas
City, s; Milwaukee, 5.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 27.-1n-
dianapolis, II; Grand Rapids, 10.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 27-St. Joe,
%; Lawrence, 3.
PLAYERS CHANGE PLACES.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 27.-Sec'
rotary Young, OF the National League,
announces the following contracts for
1894:
With Washington-C. E. Petty, Jos.
Sullivan and A. Maui. With Cincinnati
Thomas A. Parrott. With Chicago
James Ryan. With BOston-Wm. ID.
Merritt.
Released: BY Philadelphia. q.
Sharrott. BY ST. Louis-Perry Werden'
BY Washington-Joseph Mulvey, +. W.
Black and j. Mcmahon Is. s.
BOSTON BEATS ALLENTOWN.
ALLENTOWN, PA, April 21-Boston
); Allentown 4.
GAINESVILLE DEFEATS WHEELING.
speetal TELEGRAM 90 taS RsGtste-.
BARNEsvILLE, o., April 27.-Barnes
Vile defeated the Wheeling base bal
club in a well played game by the score
of 10 to 9.
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Local Base Ball.

The Twins accept the challenge of
the Collegians for a game OF ball one
week from tomorrow.
The House & Hermans would like to
hear from the Twins for game Sun
day on the Peninsula.
The Stars beat the Spunky Boys, yes
terday afternoon, on the b. d o.
grounds. The score was % to Is.
The Reymann Brewery Base Ball
Club has challenged the Fulton saloon
keepers for game Of ball, for $780,
The House & Hermans Base Ball Club
would like to hear from the Hubs,
Mozarts, Krouse, Fulton, Atlantics,
and La Belle Stars.
The Forty-third Street Sports defeat
ed a picked nine, yesterday afternoon,
on the brick yard grounds. The score
was TOT. The feature of the game
was the three Dagger by Captain Fisher,
of the Sports.
The BaGer e. Maurer Club played the
NJ. q. X. Club yesterday afternoon, on
the Island, the score standing % TO %.
The Bader & Maurer battery was Allen
and Henderson. and for the NJ. q. X,
Smith and Stager.
The members of the Martins Ferry
Base Ball Club are requested to be al
the Bayless House, on Fourth street,
this afternoon at p. IN, TO meet the
Genoa Base Ball Club, of Wheeling, and
parade to the mill grounds. All players
will. wear full uniform. The game will
be called at 2:3O, sharp. Batteries
For Martins Ferry: McCleary and
F-eters; for Gsnoas: Davis and Miller.
Manager Gauding, of the Martini
Ferrys, ~ cores Onding with first-class
clubs all over West Virginia and Ohio
and expects to book some very fast teams
during the present season. He Is In
receipt OF letter from the manage
ment Of the Charleston, w. Va, club,
asking him TO bring his team there In
Nav, and he will accept il suitable
terms can be had. The Martins Ferry
team are booked st Marietta on May
9th. They play the College club at that
place and will doubtless give good
account OF themselves.
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slight delay In the passage Of the bill and
what will be the result Of that? Presi-
dent HARRISON has told them. He
knows what the delay is doing for the
country. He tells his party that tbs
delay in passing the bill has done more
than anything else to bring about de-
preston and 70 prevent a restoration Of
business prosperity. The uncertainty
that accompanies a fight upon so i'm
portant a measure completely unsettles
all business, aud until the bill is finally
disposed Of the business OF the
country will remain unsettled.
Everybody wants the tariff ques-
ton settled and settled quickly. The
sooner the people know just what the
law is going to be the better it will be
for them. And no intelligent
manufacturer or business man Of
any kind will say that delay in defining
the policy Of the party in control can
help his business even temporarily.
The best interests OF the country re-
Quire the passage Of the tariff till, the
Republicans themselves have been told
so by no less a man than their last
President, and the leader OF their side
Of the Senate tells them the bill is boUad
70 pass.
What, then. can they hope to accom-
plish By delay? A little political cspi-
tai by a pretended struggle against the
Democratic policy is al that they can
hope TO make. And when their own
leaders throw the blame on them and
show the disaster for which by their
policy Of delay they are responsible, 1t
looks like time for them to quit. The
people who want the business OF the
country settled know just what pre-
vents and will place the responsibility
where IL belongs.
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IRE CASUALTY RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.

City Yesterday.
Carl Swanson, dairyman, living out
Caldwell's run, was badly gored by a
steer yesterday morning. and came near
losing his life. About o'clock in the
morning be went 10 his barn TO milk.
He got near one of his cross steers, and
the animal kicked him in the stomach.
He was knocked down and the animal
gored him painfully with its horns.
Some of the women Of the household
saw him, and succeeded in chasing the
steer away. The unconscious man was
carried to his home and DR.. j. w. My
ers, of Forty-third street, was called.
The injured man was brought to con-
seriousness, and it was found that his
shoulders ana breast had been badly
torn. 1t was lucky thing be was dis
covered in time to save his life. His in
iuries are not considered dangerous by
DR.. Myers.
Bessie, aged three years, daughter OF
William Woods, of 25O4 Cbapline street,
fell at her home last Thursday evening
and broke her arm. DR.. Frank Hupp
dressed the injury.
Samuel Humphrey. the South Side
base bail player, got hit in the eye yes
terday with ball, and very painful
wound il the result.
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THE Augusta, Ga, Reporter has dag
nosed the disease from which the United
States are suffering, as follows:
This bright and beautiful country OF
ours has been on high protection spree
since the war, and is just now experience
ing the difference in the morning She
took a little protection as stimulant, and
thought it was goO6 for her constitution,
and kept taking il, until the more she took
the more she required, and now she has
reached the verge Of delirium tremens.
And like the drunkard in his delirium, she
thinks she wants nothing 20 make her well
except the very STUFF that made her sick.
But prudent doctors know better.
And they are prescribing course Of
treatment which will result in the COM
plete restoration or the country to its
former vigor soon after the remedy IS
applied. The only difficulty, Ike that
met With IN the gold-cure institutions,
is TO get the patient to take the treat
menL
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YESTERDAYS HORSE RACING.

NASHVILLE, TENN, April 27.-Re-
suits and entries: First, Inaugural rush,
purse $500. six furlengs, Ray ;. won;
time IA. Second. purse $3.50, mile, al
lera won; time 1:42. Third, the Cumoer-
land prize, 81, 500 added, for three
year-olds closed with 20 entries. Value
to winner $500, mile and an eighth,
Buckrene won, LaZZarone second,
Buckwa third; time 1855. Fourth,
purse $3.50, four furlongs, Urabia won;
time :49. Fifth, purse $500, furlongs'
Bonnie Lassle won; time l:2s.
Entries for tomorrow: First, three
year-old FLIES, e mile, Tremona lO1'
Audrey 107. Miss Mamie 107, queen
Bird 1o7, Abbess .1o7, Philopena 1O7'
Hibernia Queen 1O7, Fraulein 1O!,
Himyara 100, Shuttle 107. Second, sell
ling, l Lilo miles. Twenty-three So,
Irena Mack SC, Jim Hogg 81. Octan ID.
%. Rambler 1O2, Red Cap 102, Saddle
Bags 1o2, The Queen 1O5, PomIret
ITO. Third, one-half mile, lro-
euois stake Leonas Last los,
Ashland 11s, Laureate lis, Bunker lis,
Rasper lis, Franklin lis, Basso lis.
Fourth. selling, 8 mile, Imp. florrey
Myers 81, Anthem 81, Miss Knott 80,
Santa Maria 81, Tom Kelly 81, War-
hatchie 90, Terrier 1913, Miss Dixie los,
FaIero LOG, Artillery 10. Fifth, mai
den, two-year-olds. u mile, rksome
los, Two Step los. Lady Pepper los,
Miss Alice los, Elise los, Mona los.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 27.-East st.
Louis results: First, furlongs, John
Berkeley won; time, LOG. Second, =
mile, Frolicsome Lass won; time, :1113.
Third, 6 furlongs, Jim Clare won; time,
1913. Fourth, lie miles, Knicker-
booker won; time, lib. Fifth, = mile,
Republic won; time, so. Sixth, 6 fur
longs, Ny Partner won; time. l:2l.
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plsa.ant went at Fette,s.

Last night John Kemple, OF the South
Side. took his crack bowling team to
Fette's Harvest Home for an evenings
endowment. and the hopes Of all were
realized. A number OF games were
PLAYED, but no contests with other
clubs. The highest scere was made by
John Speidel, who tailed 276- Add
ing TO other pleasures Of the evening,
were the refreshments, which were
served in abundance.
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Intnre.tinr Event.

A benefit to E. F. Hanke will be given
Tuesday evening at the North End
skating rink, to defray the expenses for
his coming race with j. J. Bell, Of
Cleveland, for the championship Of the
world. Haake and Harry LutZ will
give an exhibition OF trick and fancy
skating, there will be a hurdle race,
and a two-mie race for the amateur
championship Of the State. A hand
some silver cup will be the prize.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-28

THE Coxey craze has extended to
Canada and a band Of workmen pro-
poses 10 march 10 Ottawa to demand
the abolition Of the protective tariff law
Of that country. While the American
Coxeyites are not quite SO specific in
stating how they wish TO accomplish
their demands. their purpose is the
same as that Of their Canadian brethren
and the quickest way to give employ
ment to the idle la5Orsrs IS to repeal
the protective tariff law of this country.
The Canadians only see the problem a
little more clearly than the Americans
and are acting accordingly. But both
are going about the reform in the wrong
Wav.
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WHERE TIE REsPONSIBILiTY BE-
LON0S.

~
LONGS.
While the Republicans in the Senate
are throwing every possible obstruction
IN the WAY Of the Wilson tariff bill aud
DELAYING action upon it by every species
ef Hlihusterlng known to parliament
tarians. the people Of the country are
learning whore to place the blame.
They are carefully noting the actions OF
ALI the obstractlonists, and they alone
will be held responsible for the delay in
passing the tariff bill aud the conse-
opens delay TO the restoration Of the
prosperity of the country.
The business Of the country awaits
the enactment Of this law. Par
alvzed By the disastrous legislation OF
tbe protectionists, for a repeal Of which
the people gave an Overwhelming vote
in 1902. the industrial and commercial
interests Of the country are patiently
awaiting the enactment Of measure OF
reform and it will come. The passage
~ 3 tariff bill, embOdying in some
measure at least. the Democratic idea
~ reform. is inevitable. II is bound to
mass and there is no one IN the country
Who vill doubt it for moment.
Senator QUAY himself, who
~ leading the Republicans
NJ the Senate in their policy Of delay,
admits it. He knows that it is bound
N come and.so do the other Republicans
Who are lighting against the inevitable.
SENATOR QUAY has frankly admitted In
i,tervlew that the bin would pass. sub
s,antlally as now before the Senate, and
40 Republlcan. however preiudiced in
ia ooinion, has ever dared TO predict
tbat the Mckinley law wonid be allowed
N stand unchanged. All that they can
ana 70 accomplish By their Eight is q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-28

ONE good result Of the miners strike
"a that It is driving from the country a
number Of the worst element among
those foreigners who were brought in
to take the place Of Americans in pre-
vious strikes. The removal Of the
Huns aud Savs from the Pennsylvania
mines will remove the cause Of much Of
the trouble which has taken place
there.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"LApY wINDERMERE's FAM"

''LADY wINDERMKRE's FAM"
Oscar WiIde's society drama, Lady
Windermere's Fan," was presented be-
fore large and fashionable audience at
the Opero House last night. The play
deals with life among the English sris-
tocracy and is built upon plot which
could scarcely have been drawn from
American social life. albeit some OF the
scenes are quite familiar to the members
of exclusive society circles. The play
abounds In situations and affords an op-
portunity for some emotional acting by
Miss Olive Oliver as MRS. Erlynne."
The entire performance is entertaining
and drew forth frequent applause from
last nights audience.
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G. A. Il. E1curaion.

For the occasion of the meeting OF the
G. A. R. Encampment Of Ohio at Can
ton, O., May 18th, 1894, the Cleveland,
Lorain and Wheeling railway will sell
excursion round trip tickets at one cent
per mile.
Tickets will be sold May 14th and
18th, good returning until May goth.
Passengers will be routed via the Can
-Massilon Electric railway from
Massillon, O., and landed directly at
the door of the hotels at Canton, O.
j. y. TERRY. G. Z. & p. A.
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GETTING UP A REPUTATION.

Chicago Sports Believe Eddie German
Can DO McAuline-
CHICAGO, April 27.-Pugilist Ed. Cor
man, who arrived to-day from East Llv-
erpoO!, spared six rounds with DScey
tonight for points and made very good
showing. German is good two-handed
fighter and after the second round
punched Dacey at will. He nearly
knocked him out in the fourth and
Dacey had TO quit. The sports were
nearly all OF the opinion that German
can defeat McAuliffe.
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scene of a series Of boxing bouts to be
begun this evening. In that Locality
are a number OF good boxers. and they
are willing TO face each other at the
new hall. A large crowd OF lovers OF
the manly art will be in attendance at
the opening set-to this evening.
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IT'S almost time for Governor Nc
KrvLEy 20 be making another speech.
Fx-Presideut HARRISON reminded the
Republicans on Wednesday that he is
still one of them and is Gin politics. "
ToM REED broke loose at Pittsburg last
night. and If the little Napoleon wants
TO keep mp with the procession he'd
better get a move on him and talk some
more.
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The probability is that from two to
four thousand Of WheeliEg's laborers
viii be thrown out Of employment next
week By the miners strike. A similar
sitpatlon will result In other places and
Il will then be in order for prOteetionist
organs 10 charge the Democratic ad-
ministration with the responsibility for
the lack OF employment
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False Guldes

Are they who recommend the use OF mercury
to the bilious. and gullible indeed are those
who follow such advice. Blue pill and calomel
poison the system. Hoststter's Stomach Bitters
z n safe Substitute for such dangerous drugs.
1shsv arouse the liver when inactive most eff
grctnally. and promote. not imperil. general
health. Constipation. malaria, dyspepsia,
rhsumatism yield 70 tie Bitters.
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LONDON BELLIES.

The London Bellies attracted another
large audience to the Grand last night,
and fully sustained the favorable i'm
preston made upon the opening night.
The audience was highly pleased, and
many of the specialties were repeatedly
encored. The engagement will con-
clude with a matinee this afternoon and
an evening performance.
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Iristo be hoped that Senator FAUX
NER is correct in his belief that the tar
iF-biN will pass before the first Of June.
No people Ia the Union would be more
grateful for the enactment Of the law
than Senator FAULKNEE's constituents
and they hope that mis- predictions will
M verified.
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THE Pennsylvania Republicans seem
20 have ABOUT the idea the CoNET
people have as 20 what Is needed by this
country 90 restore prosperity, the only
difference being that the latter are
Iittle more moderate in their demands.
They only ask for Eve hundred million
dollars OF fat money. while the former
want q thousand million.
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At TOLUCA.
Continued from First Page. !

Continued from FIRST rage.
day, the men having come out In q
body, and at Mt. Braddock, OF the same
company, there were so few men at work
that it would not justify the big expense
In supporting deputies Rainay will
mass the deputies at Meyer, Paul and
Fort Hill, where be will fight the strik-
ers as long as he can get men to work.
The first evietIons in the history or
the strike were issued to-day and placed
In the hands Of Sheriff Wilhelm for e1-
ecution. Five strikers were thrown out
OF houses at Leisenring No. l and six
at Leisenring No. ,. At the former
place one was evicted by force, and at
the latter four were given sample OF
the same treatment, nearly all OF them
being labor leaders. The strikers Of
fered no resistance and were sheltered
By OF her strikers. In the strike OF 1891
evictions were accompanied with blood
shed and riot.
EVERYTHING SETTLED.
CHICAGO, April 27.-General Wheeler
received q telegram from Adjutant
General Bayle relieving the First Regi-
ment from going to Toulca. The tele-
gram said: Everything has been set
tied satisfactorily and troops will not be
needed"
INDIANA MINERS ALL OUT.
TEBRE HAUrE, IND, April 27.-Pres-
ident Dunkerty, OF the State miners
union, stated this morning that the
! strike in Indiana is practically com
plete and that six thousand miners were
| out. He received a telegram from
| President Mcbride, of the national as
ISOLATION this morning, stating that the
| outlook was most encouraging. Presl-
dent Dunkerty denies the story re-
ported that the strikers stoned the Few
| miners who were working in tho Clay
| county mines. and says that good feel
| ing exists between the men.
BLOCK MEN WILL STAY OUT.
BRAZIL, IND, April 27.--The block
coal miners committee met the opera
tors to-day and blankly refused to ac'
cept their proposition to pay eighty
cents per ton until the general strike
was settled. Most of the miners are
out though the men claim that those
wanting to continue work until May
are not prohibited from doing so. The
bituminous miners are all out and
threaten violence to block men who
continue TO work.
MBRIDE ISSUES A BULLETIN.
COLUMBUS, O., April 27.-Presiden'
Mcbride, United Mine Workers, to-day
issued bulletin No. to be mailed tC
miners telling them to pay no atten'
ton to newspaper reports, and that he
will post the miners at short intervals
A proof slip of the bulletin was kindly
furnished the Associated Press by Mr.
Mcbride, and shows no change from
facts already reported.
NEW RIVER MINERS GOING OUT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April 2Z-ln
formation reaches here TO the etfec'
that at least twenty-five hundred New
river miners went out today. This
NAV precipitate general strike
throughout the Kanawha Valley region
>,,,eoprprrONs for stack in the Con
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SUBSCRIPTIONS for stock in the Con-
solidated Building. Loan and Trust Com
pany will be taken to-day at the office
OF the Company, 1923 Market street. If
you have not subscribed, drop In to-day
and take few shares.
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west virrinians in Warrington.

Special telegram 70 The Rcgister.
WASHINGTON. d. c., April 81
Governor McCorkle, John T. MeGraw
aud w. S. Edwards, of Charleston, and
Frank Stewart, of New Cumberland,
were 10 the city to-day. Mr.. Stewart Is
the candidate for postmaster at New
Cumberland, and he hopes TO see his
name sent to the Senate before he re-
turns home.
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Two entertaining articles, namely,
1.-The King Of Fakirs" and MAY Days
Meaning Abroad" are among the list
of attractions for the SUNDAY REGISTER
tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-28

Two entertaining articles, namely,
1.-THE King OF Fakirs" and May Days
Meaning Abroad" are among the list
of attractions for the SUNDAY REGISTER
tomorrow.
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DIED.

WOLFE-On Friday, April q. 1894, at
O'Clock D M. Mrs. EVA RYLAND WOLFE, wife
OF Edward E. Wolfe in the 2Sd year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 10 Yer
m.nt street. Sunday afternoon at . o'clock.
Friends are invited. Interment at Greenwood
Cemetery
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SUBSCRIPTIONS for stock in the Con-
solidatsd Building, Loan and Trust Com
pany will be taken to-day al the office
of the Company, 1923 Market street II
YOU have not subscribed, drop in to-day
and take few shares.
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MINERAL WATERS /!

HATHORS wATER-we have large stock
Of thss celebrated Mineral Water Gu hand whicn
We are closing out At reduced prices in order 70
make room FOR other goods. Put up In doL-
2doz. and 4 doz. packages.
SPRUDEL WATER-Tbe King OF Mineral
" ate:s. from Mt Clemens. Mich pure.
whcIesome water, unsurpassed As bsEerage
and table water.
KROETHAL WATER = From Kronthai
Springs. Nassau. Germany. This Mineral Wa
Ter IL Justly celebrated Tor Us excellent diges-
tive qualities. IS also refreshing and delicious
summer Drink either pure or mixed with frait
syrup. milk. vine or bran dy.
AP0LLfNARIs WATER-Fron RheRlsh,
Prussia, Germany. In pints and quarts.
r. WELaf A CO..
Ills Main and iiei "A ket strest&
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TEN RkGIsTEE AT WASHINGTON
The DArLr aud SUNDAY REeIsrER can
be procured IN Washington City al The
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard's
aotel, and Queens News Stand, Nations
koteL
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Tux nr0rsrER AT CHARLEsrON
Tne DALT aad SUNDAY REsIsrBR can
be procured in Charleston At the Hotel
Rufner News Stand
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IT will pay you to read the prospec-
tus OF the Consolidated Building, Loan
and Trust Company. Call az the Office
and get one, 1923 Market street.
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rs-rsibu.ss Of RssBsos aaaOei'sAry Notices.
ava ccnts Dor Ina
siamps Of ne aonsminstios OF tWossnts aRa
,ssssseeDtsd for amounts lass thaA enc Ss'eAr
T~CoaEEsPoEpHlsoE c0NTAuuEs NFoETANH
rrvs SOLICITED YRoH EVHsT FAnE OF T1A SUE
boUNDuC c8UTTEr-
Rejected 0ommuEloati0ns win not Be ssturnsa
uulsss accompanied ~ suneiSnt postage
Tha nE0IsTER. embracing It's several Sal-
tisns. Co entered az the PostoHiss In wheel
*, W. Nass &C Saesnd-sinSs matter.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


EOURTH STREET N. +. CHURCH-Presch'
II ING Sundsv at 10: 80 a. m. and 7:20 p. m. by
the pastor, Rev. A. Il. Riker, ID. d. Sunday
school at . D. m.
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serlcs Of Rouss ArranEed.

THE hail Of the Columbian Sporting.
dub, on the South Side, is TO be the
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The following comes voluntarily from highly
esteemed clergyman Of the N. f. church, pastor
q the Church Creek circuit in Dorchester
County. Maryland:
&C. I. Hood Co. Lowell. Mass:
"I feel it a duty 70 the public 20 send this GER
Efcate. saw in Philadelphia paper lettsI
from man who had suffered from
Muscular Rheumatism
and had been restored by the use of Hoods Sar
saparilla. had the grip in the winter Of ~
and 'o2 so severely that it deprived me OF the
use Of my arms so that my wife had to dress and
undress me. and when away from home I had
20 sleep in my clothes. tried i've docyors and
not one accomplished anything. Then 1 saw
the letter alluded to and determined to try