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cEssPooL ORDINANCE.
SIXTH STREET AGAIN.

Pennish said suit had been COM
menced against the railroad company to
compel them to remove their scales on
Sixth street. AT the time it was COM
menced the scales had been removed, but
the committee had not reported the fact.
He did not see the use OF harassing the
company after the object sought had been
gained. He therefore moved that the
Corporation Counsel be instructed 10
withdraw the suit. His motion me: with
no second.
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VARIOUS MATTERS.
DEYLIN'S OPINION.

Corporation Counsel DeyIin's opinion
as to the right OF former Boards OF Trus-
tees to deed away the property Of the civ
north of the railroad shops was read.
1t recited the Act of the Legislature
with regard to the old bed of the Ameri-
can River.
The ordinance granting the land to the
Central Pacific claimed Ii title from for
mer grantors and agreed 10 do certain
things in consideration OF the transfer.
He had no information as 10 what founda-
ton the company had for its claim to til
tie or what consideration the city received,
If the company had no title. or gave no
consideration for the land, the transfer
was not legal.
Devine thought it was clear the trans
fer was legally made. If the company
will undertake to- keep the levee in re-
pair, he would favor giving them a deed
Tor the land, but not otherwise.
Leonard said that in relation to the re-
moval of the scales on Sixth street, he
moved that the matter be referred TO the
Street Committee. If the object sought
has been accomplished. he had no wish
TO harass the company. The property
owners ask to have the whole street
cleared. He wished more light on the
subject.
The matter was referred to the Street
Committee.
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s.H. Clifford, New Cassci, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected TO an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and be was ter
rribiy reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had running sore on his leg OF eight
Years' standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg 10
eound and well. John Speaker, CatawDa,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on mis-
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Saive cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. .
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streams and carried TO the mines br
cables. For Alaska, juneau 1. lively
place, as the ssyinE H. Two new
WharTes am building just now. and the
water supply. having It's sourre in
spring near the town, is being per-
iected. There is NO boom, however. Tor
the reason that private capital ts 70:
PEELED by tho government ownership Of
the land on which Juneau 10 built A
petition is HOI- Ia Washidgton asking
for the establishment 81 an indepsnd.
ent town site. II such action 10 taken.
juneau may have work for tho unem-
ployed TO do.
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pEAn nforHKIt EAnrn.

peas Mother Earth. saIl o. IlonS
To ,tBa Thy pF1lsegtn . song;
] ache % lag mo down tDrest
B1meWberp upon thy yielding breast.
To turn my tlSeueutsueufied tbet
BaJ0nd The seeming endlea street.,
Aud tegk some dimpled oluntFY place,
Halt cool. half warm, for thy embrace,
Then kin thee prone upon thy face,
Deaf Mother Eafth.
Lie old AntSsus long sgo.
Whose strength EufErd % from earth below,
] feel thgrB i peace In thee.
Which thou dOst whisper unto me.
Whom thus pres thee. cheek TO cheek.
Thou an 20 strong aud 70 weak.
Aud EOhls time there shall come q dBy
MhsR tspaef, trembling hands shall az
No deep " mlngle with thy clay,
Dear Mother Earth.
Thy giit 10 me shall come p thee.
Aud a thou art. 80 shall be.
owe theu all, and 70 must Try
To make thee better ore die;
And ~ We twain are one, ! see
BetteTtBB myself may bsttrt thee.
Ana 20 rise from thy embrace
Revived, and With hopeful grace,
Thus having mot thee face 70 face,
Dear Mother Earth.
]. EuNUNp Y, Cook
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pnoGnr,ss ~ ALASKA.
An Electric Light Plant bOiuE put In Mt
Juneau.

An Electric Light Plant boing put IN nj
Juneau.
NaO Yort ErrHing Po"
In tho matter Of modern convent
encos Alaska is emerging from Its OBJ
scurlty and ranging up abreast OF tho
times. A system OF electric lighting, for
instance, is being put in at Juneau, ono
of tho best known Of Alaskan settle
men,s. bat place nevertheless of only
1000 Inhabitants. When completed
thiI will DO tho first central electric
light plnnt in tho territory. Elcc.
tricity, however, is not altogether now
in Alaska. II has brcn used for some
timo ia a limited way III the ninos'
Water powUr 10 abundant eSefywherc.
and tho current 10 generated on the
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FINANCE ANn risAnE.
shs Feature, sI tNs Mae, aal ssOes
Markets.
e. IN Im-..i ..

SEB ToRk. AuEuIi gf.-NOusy on eau esq a
tsf cent; inal iUan per esnti closed ~ ptI
cruL Prime mercantile paper 4AA'f vt eeaS
Startling exchange dull q = $50 S.s ~,
VET eeruhsaies G51.o ms tonl haiss Va
s,r-kI to-day Eeie x5t.l12 LhzfeA - -.
Thls uas au eI-1iiRg dAy On the tt0cE eh'
change, by reasOn OF the spgcllAtion lh lls
stock VI the DINtiilluE and Cattle fso,lins S9ia
pany It Wa grnefsiiv understood a TIE eloss
Of buslucss OH saturday that the faud. icgulre1
TO Jake the u5mpanyG IpITig Oui 81 bopd baa
becn pfaCucally NAsuied, hud that itlP's,Ai .,i
prevailed al the opening Of 1uslnsa tn, lnoin,
Ing. There WuA consequently A bIek aeuna La,l
fot the cumpauy't stock. which sold w 70 -
on the opeuliig dealings. : gain Of PEI
cent on sainrdny's elostnE. Very aooh, h0aetel'
came rrpoFu Of hitch IN tue loan nsko lati y,
aud. OFT the announcement bT kuassll saea I ,lI
they had iallcn through. btStG - W.
was made. The trust Ieuplc themselfss now
ever, refused 10 speak On the iup!ess' ~ ~.
tfAdcfI came into the mgrkei y ouy ~ the ny, ~
cllne, Seadlug tue pttcG w 10 We, FuI
chRses 70 cover short e0ntrlctA caused ie
covery In the huAl dealing. OF Ia per c1ht, lhs
lAsl sale beng made at hguTe 0nIy n " Se ~
beloW Saturdays bual price. spSculii t..Ni -
sugar was lalfiy active, bot tomeWhaa ieTef 80
An early Adya6eo Of = per cont wa qul, ~ l3 ~
anu decline Of Sl[ pei cent was H1eciel on wy =
sale OF big block Of the sock ". rue putPOseOs
takluE ptGhS Hhen tue Transactions VIZ! "
completed the stock moved up lta PCT ccut "
IFS. with a subsequent resetIon Of = per cent
I.Itte was done In the Otbef INDUSTRIAL 1I =,
The movement resulted IN an advance o. IN
National starch. II IN 6httRgo Gas' " ~ Ss@ ,
Ural Electric aud ~ Per eentlu LtGeIt9 Nv.
preferred. Tobacco sold up per cent ~ th9
morning 70 To-, drOpped TO l0J. rallied 70 llo anu
closed a lll uel lusl al per cent Iead Pte,
iefrrd recorded a decline Of Il PEI cqnt IN tns
railway list the trading wa generally ntm, nUss
OF lie shares dealt II appreciated N value anI
NJ The close firm tone prevailed Sud geneiei
advance WAl established. ranging iforn Z. 70 W
per cent The bond market was unsettled duIi
ing the day, but the main tendency wa 2Hara
higher priccL The TRANSACTIONS NSEe HAse'
Rsgteg0llus 81, 31S SO
Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull.
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New York. August 27.-ThCrc wns very good
renewal Of tic demand Of lust week, ut opening
and gave tho luNtEet u good degree Of activity
and returned a largo total Of sales From travel'
jng snlcSlncu aud IrUm principals direct there
was very good quota OF Ordeis, mud tue en-
TnoeInCnS reached IN this wise were largely
smnnncgd Or those In the hands oi fesrtient
RVrIitS Of the out OF town houses. The demand
IrHS generally for MI kinla OfgOOds with printed
CuIicO0S IN tie lead. Agents hive advanced the
prlcc uf kid cHinbrics mud solid prints 80 aud
American bugs J.r Print cloths ART strong at
.Li.n bid and dpClIMeM
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CONSTANT coughing will, if neglected,
intlame tho cntirO mucous membrane
lining the air passage to theluncs: Cnbeb
Cough Cure is the only remedy to be
relied upon to give quick relief and
aliay inflammation. 1t Is soothing in
its effect; 10 most pleasant and agreoa-
bio to take; children like it
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Kluri,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
mort, Ohio.
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Tho best sulvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulcers, salt rhonm, foyer
sores, tetter. chnpped hands, chilblnins,
corns, aud all skin Oruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed TO give perfect Hnt'afac.
ton or money rounded. Prlco Is
cents por box. For salo by Logan Drug
ComnHuV,
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa. August ,aL-.CAttle, 70.
CelplS fair, about IL cans on sale: few good or
prime cattle on Sule; prime 81 G1ai O.: good
lat cows mud heliGrS s! 4Cal 10. Hogs, receipts
Hrht; PbIIadeiphia s 09Rs %; eomIYoa 70 fair
Workers s. iOa5 tV pigB s. OOIl -. sheep, supply
light. about 20 cans on sale extra y ahI ~:
iTir 81 SOli "; common jOcaSl w lambs s. Goa
40.
CISCiNSATf. August 27.-lIOgS III good demand
md steady nj Il 2Ja0 90; receipts 3,UOJ head;
LLtllnnI. 1 mn lnnu-
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Wheeling Brldge & Terminal Ry.
CO. BREWSTER Receiver
Time Table 40 70; to nike OTSct t;:st r. IN.

limo Tnhie 40 IS. 10 inko cIrct 1851 r. IN,
SUNDAY November ~ 1891
Leave Wheeling -ts:Ol t9:i5, iIl:%A N, t?:,a
sl:i5. ti.D. 300 y. IN.
Leave PeniaSulG-tsO6, ta:6l, ltl;iGh m..t2:d
e3:!l. ti:W. 1900 i. N.
Leave MArlIns FGrry-tS:l4 1857. lll;5! a. In.
tG:3t, ol:GT tl:ii. ty:l2
Arrive TcriniIAl Iunctlon-is:i7 tl0:UI. 1iljl
n. m, f.:SS. el:J!. tt;tG. l9:ls y. NJ.
Leave Terminal JuncElOu-t7:9l. 1900 IN,
oii:iO. n. III. ii:og. taos thli, tS.b y. H.
Leave Martins FOrEy-l7'!S, ty:OI u. u, "l!:b.
ii.0S, tt:l0, ti;tg, tS:h! y. IN.
Leave PSninSula- l1:Iau.. Sl?:SI, ii:ll,
tI:iT, ti:S. iS:IS .. N.
ArrtSe WlICCilng-f:tO, G9:9 a IN, "l!:JT,
aj:iJ. fI:2I. t5:il. ta:bj y, IN.
sDSily, tDaity except sunday. lSundAJI only.
GiltrnlnS will run OH EalIotn Tina
J.E TAUSSlG. SUPERINTENDENT
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l'rttOIsuu.

on. CrY, IA. August g7..-orenCd nj sS1sc;
highest sic; lowest sO,Sci closed ut Sic; AHlcs
iWj0 bhrrrls shipments lGG 'Ji barrels; runs lGG.
COG batrclA
SFw YeRE, August 21-pettolcHm steady.
pcnnSylyauln oil, EllrS none; september option
sGlcs none; closed ut SOiac; Lima oil. sales none
pms, rRGm. PA. August 81 -Opcnel at sO1Ec;
closed al SlJc; hghestslc: lowest SJl Sc no Salc1
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When Baby was sick, wc gave her castoria.
When sl,a was n Child, Slc cried for castoria,
When Eho became Miss, Sbo chung to castoriA.
When shO had Children, abe gavOthOD, caStorIa.
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NIoLnIs.

NEW YoRE. August Z7-Pig iron dull Copper
quiet, Lead strong TIN very hrmi HrAiShts
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RAILROADS.

tDnIlY, except sunday.
SUNDAY church trains will leave Elm Grove OF
9:II a IN. and Wheeling Mt 1911 p. M.
Trains No. y O. II and ~ connect with herllc
line for TrIadelphIl lIerdic leaves TrIAdolphla
ipr Elm Grove a. $50 u IN. 80 a m. 1888 a IN
and Clio y. M. Daily, except Sundays and Sat.
urday'S herlIc will connect with train No u,
leaving Wheeling at ll:UO p. m.
sundays herlic leaves TrtadelphIn at G0o
n. H.. 1900 n NJ. $50 r IN. anu ennnocS Win
IT, r WEISGERBER Gen. Manager
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Attention! Parents, Guardians & Others.

When you arc looking for school why do you
listen 10 exaygernted aud unreasonable cintmB
for preference made by schools having no expo.
fleticc aud no reputation In impnrting business
education, and decide In thclr favor without
personally Investigating aud making eo43hg9ia
ION Of Tho coirses OF instruction. all facilities,
Ege and reputation OF SehoolS2 NYou will call
on each and examine Us facilities and then COM
pare them YOU will Glnd tho dlnercnce IN iaVor
OF the WHEELING business t;OLtIE'iE so
great that YOU raunnt fall TO give 1t the prefer
encc 10 every regard BY 80 doing you can de-
eide intcllIgoutlS and avoid making the un0s'
tuHate mistake that some do.
Please call or address
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
jy3 Wheeling. v. Va.
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- Pennsylvania stations.
|VlERnRSgIVdnid Inns.
snrrMwEar sYEIry-" Paw IIASnLE ltoUfE."

rIcKyr OFFICES At pRfTSHYsVANIA STATION o.
WITER Sr,, fOoT or ELEVENTH Mt, WHHEttN0,
AT Mcf!TnX HoGEE. MRESISSa, ann At T8S
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. DRiDdEfonT.
" nNtr
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BALTIMORE 3 OHIO.

14EAs4
Kcyscr Express, oi5 a. IN, daily ,.,
Cumberland Accommodation. 5'3O m.I daily
except Sunday.
NouudSVille Accommodation. 80 aud ll:l6 &
M. and 6:lO z. IN, except sunday, anu lGJl p IN
Saturday only
ARRIVE.
From New York Philadelphia and Raltlmore
s.liA a. m. daily
KeySer Express, 500 D. IN, daily:
Cumberland Accommodation. $40 p m, ex'
SifEiton Accommodation. 1000 a m. daily.
MoundsvIlle Accommodation, ElO n m. OK
cept SUNDAY; 1000 a m. daily. and l;!9 $40 p
m, except Sunday, and 1910 pm. SATURDAY only.
TRANsoMIO DIVISION
For Columbus aud Chicago. 100 aud Il p, m.
oa cSSIambn, and Cincinnati Express, 1929 a m.
A'! Newark ,i &c I; $50 m daily eE
'e 81 cIainTSille Accommodation. ls0 M. and
ssSOp. In, except sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express. o:Sj a. M and 11ii n. IN. daily
Cincinnati Express. i:jj a. iii. aud OBS p M
Newark Accommodation. ll;sja IN, dally. eS.
'' II. Cininsi,ie Accommodation. il.s5 a N. and
SOS p. M. daily. except sunday,
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For PI,tsburgh. 500 and 7:ai a. III, daily; la
n. M. daily. except Sunday. aud j:'Jp IN. daily
For Pittsburgh and the cast, 800 q NJ Ahd1iS
Wilmington Accommodation. 500 p. m daily
Pittsburgh Express. $50 p IN. sunday only
ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh. lOlS u. IN. md go p. M, ll;ci
n. M. daily. mud 1915 r. M, except SUNDAY. aud
iG2I a. M. Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, $40 a IN. daily
except sunday.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On aud after Sunday, June ,, 1891 Passenger
Train, will run rs follows: 9DaitT tDdty Ez'
cont Sunday. Central time.
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EDUCATIONAL.
University OFsYIRGIHII

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.
Session begins oth Sept. Achiemicni, Engineering
Law, Medical Departments. For Catalogues, address
wni. n. THORNTON, LII. D., Chairman
jyi9.rrhAs
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RAlLWAY TIME CAHp.

Afiiya! ant dea4ugr, o. frtlusNp lUi a'ict
Nay = 'sls EkG.NAIWS uf &c.. fNra
MksAs iIau,. -usrlag eze,i Co.. lNiaaAs *.
6,t..t,t -. 4r.aysxe.n't,Is tau,Ego44l. 49,
uTiaI uaN Ea.toHu -audart 3lfae
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con Sunday Tain No. IS will run from Tn.
rIrhSvIlle only.
For time card. rate Of faro and further inior.
nation regarding our Trains. apply TO Hny G., l..
& W. ticket agent, or c. S, Belknap, Travelling
Passenger Agent MRsSlllOn, y.
Gcnr FREIGHT and Pass Agont. c:iexeisnd. o.
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Logan Drug Company. Assaa for whsclIng.
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A Monster of a species Supposed TO be
Extinct Killed In Paris After It Had
slain Several Human Victims.
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MUNYON'S WORK.
His New System Reduces the
Death Rate.
PromInenr Persons Testify and Nsws-
papers Investigate.

General E. L. Townsend, Of 1910 Pop
lar street, Philadelphia, whose distin-
guished services 10 the military and
civil branches Of the United States gave
him a worldwide reputation, says:
"For a number OF years l suffered from
rheumatic pain in my limbs, which soon
took the form Of that nerVe-raklng dis
ease-sciatica. tried all sorts OF med
icines, but could not obtain even tenn
porary relief. Finally l procured a
bottle of Munyon's Rheumatism Cure.
After taking a few walls the pain
ceased and am new entirely cured"
Judge jacob Neu, of the Brooklyn
City Hall Civil Court, is a well known
citizen, whose popularity has been at
tested by mis- enormous majorities at the
polls, and q gentleman Of unimpeachable
character. Speaking OF Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure he says: ut is the
best cure in the world. l first found 1t
while was out in Cleveland, Ohio 1
began taking it when was unable to
walk without the aid of crutches, and
in three days threw them away. 1t is
certainly to my mind wonderful and
positive remedy"
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WHAT raE PRESS SAYS:

Philadelphia Times: 1--WE know that
thousands OF people in our midst have
been cured by Munyon's little sugar
pellets"
New York Press: lover 1900 people
have written US that they have been
cured by Munyon's Remedies.
Cleveland Press: at lauss be re-
mem bered that this decrease in the
deaf rate &c per cent. in one month)
must be very largely attributed to the
free use of Munyon's Remedies, mas
much as the death rate in all cities
where investigations Of these remedies
have been made in a similar way, as Is
being done by the Press, has always
shown decrease.
Washington Post: Munyon's Rene
dies reduced the death rate in Washing
ton Is per cent. In three weeks"
Professor Munyon does not put up
.one remedy and claim that it will cure
all diseases. He does claim, however,
that his Rheumatism Cure will cure
rheumatism; that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure dyspepsia. constipation and
all forms of stomach trouble; that bis
Catarrh Cure will positively cure ca
tarrh, that his Kidney Cure will cure
pains In the back, loins or groin and
all forms OF kidney diseases; that his
Cold and Cough Cures will cure colds
and coughs and prevent pneumonia;
that his Nerve Cure will restore to a
healthy condition overworked and over
strained nerves. Headache cured In
five minutes. Insomnia, Constipation,
Neuralgia and all forms Of Female
Complaints quickly cured.
If you are ailing step into the nearest
drug store and get 25-cent vial of one
of Munyon's Cures No matter what
your disease or how many doctors have
failed to cure you, Munyon's Remedies
relieve almost Immediately and are alb
solutely harmless. Ask your druggist
for Munyon's "Guide to Health" With
this and Munyon's Remedies every
person can be his own doctor.
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Heavy storm in Oregon.

PORTLAND, ORE, December s.-Heavy
winds and rain storm prevailed in this vi
ciuity last night, playing havoc with tele-
graph wires and shade trees. The storm
reached its height about $50, when the
wind gained a velocity Of over fifty miles
an hour. In this city large number Of
large plate glass windows were broken,
and many signs and awnings broken down.
Telegraph connections with California and
the east was not restored until nearly
noon.
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sarsd mn life. and hope all sufferers from
kidney and blood diseases viii try your valu-
able medicine.
7. H. EDMUNDSON, Postmaster. -
Home, Marshall Co., kdnS.
The muscular system. the Heart, Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys, Sll do their work win con-
slant difficulty for every weary, thin or thin
blOOded person. Fbtigue comes early, IS ex-
IRENE, and lasts lOnT. The demand Tor nutrl-
,tive aid is ahead OF the supply, ana poisonous
Materials accumuiate. This IS the reason gile
Pleeee's Golden Meliical Discovery cures ana
oull1A7lp just such sa6ereTs. To LEV ss,A Ano
tha ne lOua. Pierce guarantees a CUtA-
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finally treating the Sepoys broke the
back of the mutiny. The Hindoos
found that the Europeans
COULD PLAY THE SAME GAME
which the Asiatics had started. The
plot was organized for the murder OF all
the Europeans and Americans in India.
Under its knives and bludgeons Ameri-
can Presbyterianism lost its glorious
missionaries, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. MacMullin,
Rev. Mr.. and MRS. johnson, Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman. The work OF slaugh-
ter had been begun In all directions on
an appalling scale, and the commanders
of the English army made up their
minds that this was the best way to
stop 1t. A mild and gentle war with
the Sepoys was an imposSibility. The
natives Of India ever and anon have
demonstrated their cruelty.
These natives are at peace now, but
give them chance and they will re-
enact the scenes OF 1856 and 1857. They
look upon the English as conquerors
and themselves as conquered. The
mutiny OF 1857 occurred because the
British government was too lenient and
put In places of trust and In command
OF forts, too many Of the natives.
call upon England to stop the present
attempt to palliate the natives by al
lowing them to hold positions OF trust.
am no alarmist. but the only way
that these Asiatics can be kept from
another mutiny is to put them out OF
power, and say beware! or the Luck
now, and Cawnpore, and Delhi martyr
doms over which
THE HEMIsPHERES HAVE wEPT
will be eclipsed by the Lucknow, and
Cawnore, and Delhi martYrdoms yet to
be enacted. l speak OF what ] have
seen aud heard. l give the opinion OF
every Intelligent Engishman and
Scotchman, and Irish man, aud Ameri-
can whom l met in India. Prevention
is better than cure. do not say II is
better that England rule India. say
nothing against the right OF India 10
rule herself. But do say that OF the IA
tive population of India think there Is
possibility Of driving back Europeans
from India they will make the attempt,
and that they have enough cruelties for
the suppressed, which If let loose would
submergs with carnage everything from
Calcutta to Bombay, and from the HimA-
layas to Coromandel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

TAYLOR.
NN+NN NNtS~
HOLIDAY
GOODS!
All opened and placed on
sale this morning. This dis
play embraces larger and more
choice accumulations OF novel
ties in our line than any other
display heretofore attempted
The ladies are invited to come
early and see our stock and
hear prices.
ELECTRIC SEAL
CAPE1S

We will open this
morning in our Market
street room a new line OF
X. X. X. Electric Seal
Capes, which we can rec
ommend to be the best
grade. No medium priced
fur renders more satlSfaC-
tory service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

MIL. SELL ON EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property good farm three miles
from the city. Enquire OF 7. $. RILEY, Attor-
ney-at-LAw, No. 1913 Chspline street, Wheel
ing W. Va oc6eAdh
ENoR SALE-THREE GOOD HOUSES on
II Kentucky street. LOT 7lXli0; al In good
repair; will sell for $1,000 For short tine
only. Enquire OF HARRY UTHMAN, No.
Kentucky street. nolode
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
The POsTMASTER'S LETTER.

DR. X. v PIERCE;
Dear Sri had been
an invalid for nine
teen years and had al
the doctors in our
country prescribe for
me, but they could not
say Just what allied me-
When l wrote you Civ
ing the history and
symptoms you diagnOs-
ed my case as disease OF
the blood and kidneys,
and advised me 10 try
your " Golden Medical
Discovery " and Pei
let's" and l feel conf
1anf vnur medicines
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
FOR RENT.

LIoK RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS, CT,
l. trail location on Market street, suitable Il
Offices. Will rencvate same fer good partiet
Apply at this Office iyee6dh'