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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29

The executive committee of the Maine
Pharmaceutical Association met in Au-
gusta Thursday, to consult with the
Augusta druggists in reference to the
annual excursion OF the association.
Those present were G. W. Dorr, Water
vile; D. ". Heseltine, Portland;
Charles Fowler, Bangor; l.. P. Evans,
Dover; Bion Lane, r. L. Patten, Skow-
hogan. 1t was decided to hold tlis ex-
cursion June 25, &c and 27 and to visit
Kineo, Moosehead lake. The druggists
will take their ladies with them and ii
is fully expected that this will be one OF
the largest attended trips yet taken. A
fine programme will be prepared.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
The Workroom Sale.

The annual workroom sale by the Assn
GATED Charities will open today for week
at 4S9 Congress street, next to the Lono-
fe How mansion, when the ladies in CHARGE
OF the workroom win offer for sale obi1-
dren's clothing. nice bedding, both hand
end machine made, shirts. aprons, wran-
pers, etc. The stock is unusually large. as
fifty wome have been employed the mast
winter, and it must be sold to meet the OK
penses. No profit is charged, all articles he
ing sold at cost of material and ma king
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
Bridge Hearing Adjourned.

Saturday. the county commissioners and
the petitioners for the lengthening of the
pier Of Portland bridge. appeared before
Major Heap, United States Engineers
Office. The petitioners were represented by
Benjamin Thompson, ESQ.,. and the COM
missioners by County Attorney True.
Mr.. Thompson asked to have the pier
heightened five hundred feet, so that tow
boats and other vessels can make fast to
them. he bearing WAS adjourned to Friday
next at 10 q. IN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
of "a Saving Turn of Mind.

A man walked into the barber shop of Mr..
John NJ. Todd, Saturday with friend, and
while he was there some one called his at
tention to his hair. which had recently been
closely clipped. THAT hair was clipped at
home with pair of clippers that father
bought years ago" replied the man. 81 be-
lieve it good plan to save 25 cents when
you haven t got it, and then ne wondered
what they were laughing at.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
OBITUARY..
Miss Caddie Sawyer.

A dispatch was received in the city
yesterday announcing the death of Miss
Caddie Sawyer, laughter of Mr.. a lbion
Sawyer of this city, at Pasadena, Cal.
Miss Sawyer had been many years a
teacher in the North School, but re-
signed about two years ago on account
of i'll health to go to California.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
Real Estate Trans fers.

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded with the Registry of
deeds:
Great Chebeague Island-Caroline A. and
Stephen Il. Bennett to William j. Curt and
William r. Perry.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
The Death Rate.

The number of deaths for last week was
thirteen. from the following causes; Bron-
cnitis, l; heart, clot, q; heart, paralysis of,
1; lungs. congestion of, /; meningitis. 1;
nephritis, /; phthisis, 3; pneumonia. 1;
tuberculosis, pull, 2; typhoid fever, 1; total,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
THE PRESS.


has been used over Fifty Years by millions
of mothers for their children while Teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums. allays Pain, cures
Wind Collie, regulates the bowels, and is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising
from teething Or other causes. For sale by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
25cts. a bottle.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
international Steamboat Company.

Commencing today. the steamers of the
International Steamship company will run
under their spring time table, leaving Port
land on Monday and Friday evenings at 5
O'Clock for Lubec, Eastport and St. John,
and returning will leave the matter named
ports the same days.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29

By adding 20 drops OF DR.. Siegerts Angostu-
ra Bitters to every glass, disease from drinking
polluted water are avoided.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
March Dividends.

These dividends will be paid in May:
Date. Name Div. Amount
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
pARASOL.S.

We want to file reminder in
your mind regarding parasols.
The first ones have come and
will be open Monday morning.
We think they are beauties,
but we want your opinion too,
so we give you a most cordial
invitation to come in and look
at them.
Take all the time and ask all
the questions you want to.
You'll not be under the slightest
obligation to buy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Shirt WAISTS.

Shirt Waists are comfortable
things but we want to impress
III upon you the fact that there
are degrees of comfort.
1t is just as easy to get a
waist that has plenty of room
across the back and chest, that
doesn't draw at the elbow, nor
bind at the wrist, as it is to get
one that has all these objection
able points.
We are fussy about the waists
we buy. We wont have any
that don't just suit us.
We have two kinds that do
just suit us and want you to
know what they are for thew
will just suit you.
The
''Russell Lyman,''
and the
"West End''
Waists are by long odds the
best cotton waists made. They
are kept nowhere else in PORT
land but here, and you will al
ways find in our waist depart
ment good assortment of them.
We have these waists in all
sizes and large variety of col
ors, light and dark, at the fol-
lowing prices:
$50, SOC, s1.OO, sI.25, $3.50.
$500, 1925, $2.75, $500.
Our full line of cotton waists
now open.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. r. LIB BY.
The Central Bargain Counter

Three thousand Mems Handkerc
One thousand Women's Handke
A great Importers wind-up, mad
Hundreds of styles, designs and
Sample Handkerchiefs, made to
Mondays Bargain price will be
2 handkerchief for 5 cts.
Sale begins at 8 o'clock Monday
The storm Saturday prevented Ell
sale Of shoppings.
The wise ones came in spite of t
and the Bargain Bags well paid
If you would like the Bag Sale repeated SCI
Lace EnMMdafaOm.
Point VeniSe. There came to our
counters Saturday
morning between two and three
thousand yards of Point Venise
Lace.
Bought at from one third to one
half value, and will be sold at same
rate.
May be a hundred patterns.
II 1.2c for the 81 1-2c and 25c
quality, 25c for the 62 lie and SOC
quality.
69c for S1.35 and s1.25 value.
SOC for Laces worth double that.
$l.25 for elegant designs.
This is Lace Importers 'swind
up" and is probably the greatest
Lace opportunity. ever given in
Portland.
This promises to be Lace sum-
mer. What decoration, embellish-
ment or trimming is equal to
High Grade Point venise Lace !?
Linen Sale. The Basement sends
compliments aud says
It offers you for to-day,
Or until all sold,
Half Bleached Table Linen,
20 cts.
Half Bleached Table Damask,
80 cts.
This is extra fine.
Bleached Linen Damask, 81 cts.
The 40 cent kind-all linen.
Bleached Linen Damask, ~ cts.
Bleached Table Damask, so cts,
This is in different patterns. Each one a
gem-very wide; all linen.
A 70-inch Dollar Damask at
SO cts.
Double-faced Satin Damask,
81 cts.
Lucky the buyer who finds its equal else
where at $1.15.
Turkey Red Damask, 25 cts.
Nothing extra.
Nineteen styles Turkey Red DAM
ask, 80 cts.
This is we'll worth 80 cts
The patterns are new and choice, and the
c0lorS are faSt-Sure.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed CastoriaS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29

Lace Damask, so cts
Napkins so cts. to $500 a dozen.
Our $3.50 Quilts at SO cts. are
making great talk arouud the tea
tables and sewing circles.
Very large. Choice and distinct
patterns.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-29
Black Dress Goods.

Novelty 58 inch, small figures, fine
M0hair, texture, perfect blacks.
Price, 80 cts.
Nuns Veilings, Figured and
Black, striped, 80 inches
wide. Fine tex
ture, very desirable.
Price, 80 cts.
Black Serge Made in England,
Novelties, 8 designs, gems,
splashes, dashes,
spots, ripples, nail heads, blotches.
40 inches, so cts.
High Grade Herring bone ground,
Novelties. crepe ground, rip
Piles, granite, seeded
ground with odd figures laid on,
62 l-2 cts.
Ladies' Drawers. About 100
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14
0hef Srennan entriiftet.

Boli5etbef Brennan mar beute @ormtt=
tag RD9li4t ertriiftet bariiber, bah cine bic
itge 0forgen5eitung, p6ne BON Inn bu3u au=
t?ortitrt poroen gu fem, fetnen 8ert6t iiber
bic S5dttgfeit Der Poli5ei pG6renb beg gro
BEN Gtfenbabnfreits i'm @ommer 1894, in
tbrer 3euttgen 4uSgabe berDffentGi6t bat.
9err Brennan %ertlGrte, baB Der BON iener
Morgen5eitung DerDffentlt9te 8ert6t, DON
benz unIere 9eIer etnen tur3en Musauq an
anoerer StelIe bteIes 8lattes finben, fiat
nt9t fetn 8ert9t, fonbern nnr elm
@ntlpurf beslelben fet, tpenngIet9 er au=
qtebt, OaB berfelbe i'm @efentIi9en bas entz
Rdlt, mas fein offt3teler, aber nod ni9t
gum DRUID fertiger 8ert9t beIagen ptrb,
9err 8rennan be3ei9net bic 8erDffentz
bes 8eribts bttr6 iene Morqensei=
tun9 ais einen 8ertrauensbru3, CT qfebt
aber gu, baB Der 8eri3t unrt9ttges nt6ts
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14
Gin nettes Trio.

9enr0 Mc@art6p, Sames 8ennett unb
Bruno &Drff tpuroen bergangene g3a6t in
einem &oftbaufe an Ganol Str, in pel9es
fie ii3 eingef3li3en botten, berbuftet. BIS
Die 0etectibes tie bort auf1u9ten, ipuBte Der
Wtrt6 ni9ts bdpon, baB fie iiberbdupt BET
t6m mpbnten, unO tonnte fi1 abiolut ni6t
erfldren, pte fte in bQs Saus qefommen
pdren. @r purbe biesbe3iigli9 inbeTen
balb ~aufgetldrt, als man in ben SaI9en
MtcGartbps einen S9liiFel fdnb, nel6er
CUR 9intertbitr bes 2ogir6auIes paBte. 0ie
bret 0tebe 1teben unter Dem 8erDa6t, in bas
@if ennaorengei6Gft 653 g. Canal Ctr. elm
gebro6en gu Tetn unb cine Menqe Mefinqz
maaren, barunter MeRingbGbne, qeito6len
gu baben, 9erfonen, Die 3. 3. ben Qaoen
paftrten, faben Tie IN berbG9ti9er @eiIe benz
ielben umf9lei6en unb bann in Der MQep
berf6ntnben. Die ~geitp6lenen Wadren muir
ben fpdter in elmer NueD 3pif6en Der IA.
unD 6enrD Str. alfgefunben unb mad Der
Station 9ef4afft. Der befto6lene Saul
mann ibentifictrte Die gefunoenen Sa6e1,
tpnnte aber bur3aus nt9t 1agen, ob bic 3
@ngetldgten bteienigen getoeIen feten, bic ben
@tnbru9 beriibt batten. 60 blie6 ben 0ez
~tectipeS D%prIduftg nt9ts anberes iibriq, ais
hte Oret tpegen 8d9abunbirens etn3ufperren.
Gt9ter @berbdrot ptrb fi6 am 16. nit i6nen
bef9dfttgen uno itelte iie Bis ba6tn unter
ie $500 SiirgI9aft.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14
Die Qenoeruno Ser StraBennomen

0a5 inter @oritb bes Mlb. Sepbutn
iteRenbe Spe8tdlcomtte fir bic atpedmGBiqe
@enoeru119 Der Observation-Disclosures ptrb
Der 9~eutt9en Staotratb5tbung enbGi9 Teiuen
Bert9t CUR Nnnabme unterbreiten.
Der 8eri9t bes Spe3talcomites 1T Der
Sa4lage erttipre1eno febr umfangrei9, unb
bo9 bat fi9 bas @omtte barauf befbrGnft,
ole gu WiBperfdnbnifen unb sSrrt6iimern
Neranla1ung gebenben glei6= pber dbnti3
lautenDen @traBennamen aus3umer3en un6
anoererfeit5 etnbettlt9e 9traBennumen bort
etn3ufiibren, mo per19tebene @treden elmer
unO berfelben StroBe beri9tebene Namen
tragen.
SIN 8an5en bat bas Gpmite etpa 1900
NenOerungen in Der 8%enennung Der @traBen
borgeI9lagen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

-9as ~itdotrGtbtt9e @omtte fir Gas,
Del uno elettrii6e 8eleu6tung begdnn 6eute
8prmtttag nit Der ibm iibertragenen Inter
fuAung Der am L. Sanuar erfolgten Naturz
gas=GTploiton on Der @de Der 5. @pe. unb
9arrtfontr, Inn 81 ermttteln, tper fir bic
@rploftpn perdntDortli9 lit.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

49, wa OA%SuN W.
@ountpz@lerts ausgeitelt:
Nlter.
goparb 30, MiiGer, SDbonna @6utt 1873
Bouts pletni4tp, Celia &amista -. 22--21
9enrp &rlteger, Srau &oIeSfa 92olte 49-44
Sp6n 8urf6arb, Marp 3eltter 80. 26-23
9eo. 81. SIN, Gmma S. So6nion -. 22-23
So3ef @rtDa, Stona Bin6er ...... 23-21
CHARLES s. Maurer, @ug, &opmonb 22-24.
@btp. 8. Sims, MarD q. Murrap 27-28
Marcpn Santa, Nnnie Malinp8ta 1872
9eo. 80. Stobel, 2aura u. GeDnolDs 24-21
8oicte6 Str3p3, Sofia pri9la 80. 24-2O
5reb. SOB, 5ra1 SrieOertde 9eit =. 5O-52
@otpdro s. Gopne, Sannie NbbrD =. 25-18
8m. 81. 8ubfuS, Qt33ie McM}uuen 23-24
9eo. Us. Sbatp, emma 90. Quanbt 3O-21
@ntont 9tanicipic5, Stanislopu
S3Dmttetptc3 ............... 29-19
@lb. S4romm, Sruu S. @dmonn .. 1856
Gbarles Wid, 0ilma Gin ....... 25--2O
81. SglinStt, 8rantslanu 8obnidu $3.50
Rob, 9. Splttt, Nnnie &aitIebDs =. 24-22
S, SagOb5tnstt, Nnnie @5es3tu 80. 26-23
Sreb, s, 8nnop, Guite 8eGfuB 80. 27-2O
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

Ser b~eutigen StabtratbSitbung tptrb Der
gtome bes &i9ters @oobri9, Der g2a6folqer
be8 beritorbenen Brdfibenten Der Metrpppz
lttonz0o6ba4n, Sobn WortbD, ais Mttglieb
Der 8rtoetDeQz8e60rb unterbrettet tperDen.
Wtapor 9OpfinS bat bieie Mnorbnung Dor
Ieiner @bret1e na9 DaTbtn9ton getroffen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14
notbpenOi8, 10 ptro am IiebIten 6leie
Sages8ett gu ioIber Qrbeit eetpabtt.
@rit beIinnen, 6ann beginner.
9ult uno 2iebe St etnem 9in9e
@ta9t ale Nrbeit unO 0tiibe seringe.
8. Stables.
Die IsO4'er 6onioernte.

Der Stndt California er5eugt in tlanobcn
Sabren 10 rteiige OtenSen bon 0onig, 6aB
Der PretS oes 2eBteren auf allen 9rpBen
WeltmGrften oa0ur3 beeinflubt piro. SIM
port9en 8tnter aber ftel in ieucm Staat
wentger ais "a 3ou Negen, ipas nicbt gez
nltgen0 mar, I'M benz fommenoen CONNER
cine AUDI nur annGbernb CUTE 6onigernte
gu ltdber1 u1O in SOlge 6eS Oa6ur6 erz
5eugten Mangel8 an 8lit6ennettar singen
mi uortgcn Somn1er piele 8ienen>Golonien
81 0ru1oe; tie Decbungerter. Gs lift nit
3temltber SiAerbeit an3une6men, baB bic
Sterbli6feit unter ben 8ienen oucb I'M
Saufe oteieS WtnterS onbalteu miro, ba
Utele Smfer enttpeoer All arm limb, iie su
~flittern, ODER in bteier 6inli9t 3u mach
lGiii9 iin6.
Sn ben tpeItlicb Dom MtIIiifippt be-
Iegencn unb an bteIen Strom angren3enben
Staten mar Der 6onigcrtrag oes borigen
SommerS Elm untcri6iebli6er in man6en
Sduen blieb berielbe gana aus. in anOeren
mar er Elm feDr mGBiger, tpGbreno in eini=
gen, bon Ee9en be9iiniti9ten @egen6en,
cine 3iernIi6 CUTE @rnte er3ielt pur6e.
Nus Sera5 Iautcn bic 8ertcbte iiber bic
6ont9ertrG9e no3 am 9iinItigiten. Sn
Wftltnelot1, WI5conlt1 un0 Wftbtgan batten
Die Smfer, meGcbe ibre 8ienenitGnDe in Der
Jt6be bon aus9e6cbnteu @aIoungen bon
2tnoenbGumen (Basswood) 9atten, be-
friebtgcnoe GrfOl8e auf5utpeiien, in ben
mittleren uno 0itlicben Stnaten fi1t6 nibt
einmal 0urcbi6nitts zGrtrdge er3teIt nor
ben. 9ie SibItaaten batten mebr Slid,
SIorioa beiOnOers, mo- nod ME suoor bon
ben 8ienen 10 reicbe Soni9ibabe 'eingez
lammeIt tpurOen; bas gilt beionOers BON
Der Sn6ian &iDerzG egenb, tpo Dielc 8ienene
5i6tcr nit i6ren golouien 8an6erungen
unternabmen un6 ibre StDdc in Ser 066e
Der Mangetbaumz Simple a~ufiteuten. SIM
tpeitLiben SLOriba CAB eS eintse MtBerfOlge,
i'm OitIi6en SbeiIe bes StaateS aber, be-
iOnbers in GOluiia County, fol- taft iebe
@OlOnic bur9i9ntttli9 ein SAB 9Onig
ein9etragen baben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

I'm SteIungfu6enben BET Der ssgenz
pGrti9en NotbIage 6as grlan9en bon 8ez
i3Gfti9un8 gu erteic6tern, nimmt bas
QbenbbIattS 9 euengeiube unentgeltIi6 auf.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14
Stdott1bes.
beiratbsfbeine

SOGgenbe 9eirut6sf9eine purben beute
BON 9errn Salmonfon i'm Bureau oes
@ountpz@lerts ausgeitelt:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

QQe gfeuigteitsn i'm NbenObIatt fir uur
Gent.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14
OFFICfAL PUBLICATION.

uH"I TU1'VHVHV CUMPAN III
Kansas City, in the State of Missouri, on the 3lst
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

- @te man es in China berffe6t, bas
8olf iiber Die ptrtItGbe Gage btniiber gu
tduI3en, 3eigen Die n~eueIten 9tneIi19en Set
tungen. Die @tnna6me port Mrtburs tpiro
ipte foIgt er3d6It: nSSnbem @eneral SIP ben
Sapanern e%rlau6te, Sort Qrtbur gu ne6men,
5eigte er 9roBe Strategic. @r puBte nam
ltA, baB Die Sopaner es auf 8ettng abgez
feben batten. General Sfo 1agte, DaB ct,
penn er ben Supanern in Bort Nrt6ur etnen
gu ~1tarfen 8iberitanb entgegenieBen tpiirbe,
ben Setnb bon bieiem BIaBe ab3ieben unD
brett auf Pettng gu marf4tren b~eranlaTen
tperbe. Wenn bic Sapaner aber 8ort Or
tbur %betdmen, bann tpiirben tie bort 10
lange bletben, bis Die G6ineIen i'm Stunbe
tpdren, Die StroBen na9 Der 6auptitabt s1
p%errammeln. Gr fiibrte bic sSSapaner aud
i~niofern binters 2t9t, als er ben &anonen
1tur babe 2abung CAB unb Die @ranaten
NIT Sanb fiiQen IieB. 9abur9 tumen Die
Sdpaner gum GGduben, baB Die 6tnefif6e
NrtiGIerte pertblos Iei. OaS GrqebniB mar,
baB Die iapantf9e 5Iotte 3uerf pertpegen
ii6 ben Sorts ndberte. Damn ober nur6en.
bic guten @ranaten gebraud9t unb 3 ia
panif6e &rtegSi4iffe, 7 SransportI9tffe
unb q SorpeOoboOte in ben @runb ge=
ibofen."
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

Sine @tener 9epef9e an bic 9ailp NepS
melbet, Scatter @ttbelm bea6fi6ttge i'm 2aufe
bes Sabres nit &0nig 9umbert BON Stalien
3ufammentommen, nm etli6e auf ben 9retz
bunb be3iiglt3e Nenberungen 3u b%eretnbaren,
e6e berielbe erneuert nirbe. @s 1T 10 gut
pie getptB, baB Der G3ar nit ben &aiIern
@iI9elm uno 6ran3 SOiepb 3uI0mmentref=
fen Dtrb.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

Premiums received during the year, in ,
tbe yesr n ui'iuenuS received curing 1864
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

Total IncOme....W IVIA@V~-
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year ...........S 6,6OLFO
Commissions and Salaries paid during
the 4,6%O.Io
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14
CAPITAL

Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
zoO,VVoVO
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14
@udBt-G elPnrnntntr.
Berlin. Is. San.

$50 l ! ~ 1O' OuH"
3ei9stan5ler bon 0p6enlobe retfte beute
8ormtttag neun u6r in 8egleitung feines
@obnes mad 6riebrt9sru6e ab, UNI ben Sir
item 8tSmarG gu beTuhen. lin ap0lf u9r
trafen Die 6erren in 5riebri9srube Elm, tpO
ie am 8abnbOfe BON @rafen 6erbert Bis
mard unb Dem S@piegerIo6ne bes Sir
item, benz @rafen 9anbau empfangeu muir
ben, Na9 ftattgefunOener 8egriiBung be-
CAB ftA Die 8eieuf3aft nd9 benz @4loIe,
no Der &an3ler unb ietn Sobn bonn 5iriten
8iSmard tpiutommen gebeiBen tpuroen.
glQe nabmen oann gemetnf9aftli9 baSOtler
i'm engiten Samiltentretfe Elm unb um flint
1l3r begaben ii4 bic 9dIte auf Die 9etm=
retfe.
@raf 6erbert 8tsmard ptro morgen nad
Berlin geben.
8aiier @tI6elm bat Der QGeranbrtaz8ibz
Itotbef cine fpert6DoQe Sdmmlung Don8itz
9ern iiber dgDptt19e Sa9en gef9entt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

IHuUUI OVuVVHVHV COMPANY of
New York in the State of New York, on the 3lst
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State o; Illinois, pursuant
to law:
CaniIaI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
NUHYOH At THE HEAD
His New System Fast Super
Seding Old School Methods.
The Professor Marvellous Success
in Curious Diseases that Have
Bafled Others.

I Mrs. J. B. Mcleod, of 204 Hodge ay-
enue, Buffalo y. Y. SAYS: Il have SUI
fered from rheumatism for the past
/ ten years, and though / tried many
remedies, none OF tio2 ever had the
slightest apparent effect. FINALLY.
began TO use Munyon's Rheumausa
Cure. and within a very short time
was completely cured. I cannot rec
ommend Munyon's Rheumatism Rem
edy too highly
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure GcIs ale
most instantaneousiy. curing many OBJ
Istinate cases in a few hours. r. Is
guaranteed to cure rheumatism in any
part of the body. Acute or muscular
rheumatism cured i'm from one to five
days. II never fails to cure sharp.
shooting pains in the arms, legs. side
back or breast. or soreness Of any part
of the body in from one to three hours.
It promptly cures lameness. stif and
swollen joints and all pains in the
hips and loins. chronic rheumatism
sciatica. Iumbago. or pain in the back
are speedily cured. 1t seldom fails TO
give relief after one or TWO doses, and
almost invaribly cures before one boz
Tie has been used.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home REM
edy Company, of Philadelphia. pat mp
specifics for nearly all diseases, which
are sold by. all druggists, mostly FOR
% cents a bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
Skating was very good on the river,
yesterday morning.
The jigger department of the War
wick pottery went on yesterday morn
ing.
There were five cases of the ordinary
sort in Police Court yesterday morn
ing.
A new bicycle rider arrived at the
home of Mr. X. Hoge Thursday morn
ing.
The La Belle pottery went on in full
yesterday, after being idle a couple of
days.
The Rosewood Club will give a dance
1T Menge & Howleys hall, Tuesday
night, the 26th inst.
Maud Smiths house was raided by
the police last night, and the madame
and five girls arrested.
The engineering firm of Hoge& White
are drawing plans for a water works
plant for Mt. Lake Park.
Before Judge Paul, yesterday, argu-
ments of counsel were heard in the case
of Frick & Lindsay Company V. the
General Engineering Company.
The young people of the South Side
gave a dance at Menge & HoWley's hall
last night. which was largely attended,
and a very pleasant time was had.
Harry J. Fink has sold for John and
Catherine B. Moore, to Catherine ROhl,
a house and lot on Jacob street, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets. Consideration, S1,700.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

Conscience When you speak Of God
and his attributes, let it be seriously
and with reverence. Among his
early studies was Matthew Hale's
CONCENTRATIONS Let those who
wish TO know the moral foundation OF
his character said Irving, consult its
pages. Its admirable maXims sank
deep into the mind of George and were
eXemplitied in his conduct through
life. When LieUt.-COlonel and COM
mander of the Virginia forces. he
wrote TO the Governor of the State,
complaining of the delay in appoint
ing a chaplain for his command: The
law, he wrote. provides for chap
lain to our regiment; common deCency
demands it. ] 1atter myself you will
appoint a sober. serious man for the
duty In the absence of the chaplain
he himself acted in his stead, and
when Braddock fell Washington read
the burial service by the light Of a
torch. and of his own preservation
WROTE to his brother: BY the all-pOw-
erful dispenSatiOns of Providence.
have been protected beyond all prob
ability or expectation; for | had four
bullets through my coat and two
horses shot under me, and yet escaped
unhurt'
Washington trust in Divine Prov
idence may be thought in this day old
fashioned. even by many religious peo-
Pile After the battle of Monmouth, he
says: All would have been lost but
for the bountiful Providence which has
never failed us in the hour of distress.
The hand Of Providence has been so
conspicuous that he must be worse
than an infidel that lacks faith. and
more than wicked that has not graft
tude enough to acknowledge his obliga-
tons. And after the close of the con
test he wrote to a friend: To the
Great Ruler of events. and not to any
services of mine, ascribe the termina-
ton of our contest for liberty. / never
considered the fortunate issue of any
measure adopted by me in the progress
of the Revolution in any other light
than as the ordering of Divine Provi-
dence.