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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-20
RuTCnn1!S Wild Ee: SITS.

Little Rock. Feb. i.1,--i'le coolest
weather ever knoSu in Arkansas in
February was experienced here "hcn
the thermometer registered - bclo"
zero.
In the country wild beasts have
been made desperate and many tales
Of adventure arc reaching this city.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-20
ttGilrO:>! Notes.

j. ". Ilailev. Of BATAVIA, \. y,
conductor on the y. y. G. railway.
ana cnc ui the best known men or
the road, Sa:s OF Parks Tea: For
ten years !!afc sut!cvcd from con.
>tinntion. Tried everything and
found nothing Of lasting value. Hear
ing 50 many talking about Parks
Tea. | tried it without nlucl hope
The first dose moved my bowels east
~. and 10" uri cured. 1 works
like n}!ric." Sold by j. d. NIiscr,
StcvcnSviIlc.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-20
Why DO You Cough?

DO YOU not know that Parks Cough
yrup will cure it: We guarantee
every bottle. There arc many cough
syrups. but VIC believe Parks is the
best and most reliable. Sold By J.
D, Mjsrr. StcvenSVillc.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-20
Aid to Cleanliness.

Butte is to have a soap factory
larger and more complete than any
in the northwest. The recently
Organized Montan. Soap company.
composed OF Col. Lloyd, cx-NaEpr
Mueller and other capitalists, is pre-
pairing to supply the country with
a vcry necessary "djnnct to every
Iayatory and laundry. TIE company
has secured the large brick building
in Front street which was formerly
occupied by tn" Southwestern For
wartlny and Commission company
and viii cOnycrt.il iulD Il factory. The
cent ract for tile engine. boiler, vtt ;
and other machinery |la, been l", 10
| the Western Iron works "!d the
plant will be constructed * speedily
Is possible,
The company will manufacture ali
kind: Of soap from the very finest
lrilct article down to the ordinary
kinds used in the Kitchen and
laundry.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-20
Free Coinage Through an Old Law.

Washington, FEB. l3.~:,o!ne Of the
free silver men are trying TO bring
about free coinage by Il Ia" passed
in 1851, ,providillg that Mexican and
Spanish money shall'bo received by the
treasury and that such money cannot
again be pnic! out without being re
coined into United States coins.
There Is some talk Of Sccll. c ing an
opinion on this la" through the
Judiciary committee OF Tie house.
Representative lIar':nln, rl Mon
tn.la. has introduced 4 rcSniition in
tended Ia bring tn" matter Of tho
old NlcXicun silver law 10 the attcn-
zion Of lho house. ;@ld serve as ;!I
Opening wedge in the discussion Of
the case.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-20
yhc Empress or JupaH.

The empress Of Japan is as noted
for her philanthropy as the emperor
is fer his progressive spirit and ready
assimilation Of western ideas. She
is highly intellectual, 81 great per
so'luI GeHutv and strength Of char
uctcr. she hls jet black hair her face
il long a'l>I tliin, her forehead Is li@l!
and her head finely shaped.
Her particular hobby has been tic
pecrc5seS' school, established by her
in Toxic, in which she has q s'iitc Of
and for which Size wrote
Il song.
She is "A vcars old. two
veAr,oitrr than he cllprrer.
They cc!cbrated their SivcH wedding
last February. when The emperor,
w!lo appreciates his sQ3u-a.5 qualities
Of head ;,3:d nea'* tool pains @ .
.%blisil a precedent Intended 30 over
turn the custom OF ;cpalAiInG hl;s-
band and wife socially. '.h" core
monies were Of q more elaborate
scale t'!&u had ever Dae. EMu"n. ali,t
the emperor in cvery way showed
THAT he believes the Wif"'> place jsol
a lcfcl With Him Harrison 5 NH4;.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
RIVERS OF BLOOD.
More Strong Talk INDUCED in by Members
Of the Reichstag-Ihe Anti.Reyolution-
airy Bill Still Up

BERLIN, January 9.-In the Relchstag
to-day, Herr Won Stumm Haloerg,
member Of the Right said that the So
cial Democratic party retained its reVo-
lutionGry character. He claimed that
il had given birth 20 German anarchlsm
aud always gloriied anarchi,tic deeds
and that it could only be suppressed by
force. If be had his way he would
make the anti-revOlution bill more
stringent aud deprive the Socialists OF
the suffrage.
Continuing, Herr Won Stumm- Hal
berg remarked that whoever fails to
combat social democracy will be re-
sponsible for the "rivers of blood
through which we shall eventually have
to wade" 1t would have been better
be also said, il instead OF the present
measure, the Reichstag would pass
coercion law. Workmen, he said, must
be protected against the social demo-
Gratis, who simply seek % make capital
out of them. Long applause from the
members on the right)
Continuing Herr Groeber said that
the attitude Of the Centrists toward the
bill would be determined by that which
they took up in regard to the socialist
law. He then moved that the bill be
referred to a committee, as the pro-
visions as now drawn up were, in the
opinion OF the Centre party, too In
d efnite and required recastiag.
Herr Groeber asked whether the
Jesuits were worse than the revolu-
tionists who enjoyed the benefits OF the
committee on law, and criticised the
right of confscation conferred upon the
police under the provisions of the bill.
He alluded to the case Of General
Won Kirchoff, whose action in shoot
ing at the editor of the Tageblatt
was justified By the Minister OF War as
gu act of self.defense. The latter, ac-
cording to the bill, could be punished
Cd the demand OF his colleague, the
Minister of Justice. Laughter.
In conclusion Herr Groeber said that
the leading and decisive part in the
great social struggle now proceeding
was reserved for the church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
A BRILLIANT TALKER.
Some Pitfalls and snareS woman Must
Always AVOID.

Some Pitfalls and SnarcS Woman Must
Always AVOID.
The woman who desires TO shine ID
conversation should always beware OF
too great tluency of speech lest her
hearers invo!untarily say with Hamlet,
"Words, words, words" Nothing, how
ever, will add moro surely 10 her charm
than the ability 10 converse well and in
telligently, but that means much-not
10 talk well herself but 10
hiring out the best in others,
m combine the rare gift OF listening
well with that OF talking well, which
requires infinite tact. What more subtitle
compliment can a man pay woman
than TO tell her something Of his hopes,
his ambitions-even tina aspirations
which he knows can never be realized ?
Surely it is better for both-he 10 put
into words the thoughts that underlie
the current OF his life, often the main
snripgs Of his actions; she to listen, en-
couraeing and sympathizing, powerless
10 help, but never faiiag TO stimulate
in him the desire for better, higher
things, the while charging and broad
ening her kno Wedge OF life. How
much better this tnan that she would
win a passing compliment as & clever
woman.
The desire TO shine is anatural one, 1t
is true, and bright, intelligent woman
impatient with the commonplace women
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
SMALL TALL
Minor IIstsrt o. IntsrsIs Erle1Y and
PIthuv T0lL

Minor IIstsrI o. IntsrsIs ErIe1Y and
Plthuv TolL
THERE was no Police Court yesterday
morning.
OFFICER STUMP arrested a drunk,
last evening.
THE Council Committee on Accounts
is called for this evening.
THE Criminal Court will meet to-day,
when the docket will be called.
FRANCIS P. KENNEDY yesterday quail
fled as notary public. Bond, $3.50; P.
Kennedy surety.
AT midnight last night it was raining
quite hard, and the streets and side
walks were in wretched condition.
THE regular meeting of the w. c. L.
e. will be held at w. c. I. L. Hall,
1907 Main street, Thursday, January
10th, at Q. IN.
". Il. WILLIAMS OF Butler, Pa, has
opened an elegant cafe on Bank street,
Bridgeport. Geo. Leinsetter has ac-
cepted the position Of bartender.
ROSE WELrY, C. w. Welty and Fred
er!ck p. Wingerier yesterday qualified
as executors of the will of Peter Nelty,
deceased. Bond, S250,00O; no security
required.
The special week OF prayer services
az the Second Presbyterian Church con-
t.uues 20 be well attended. Services
will be held every night this week ex-
cept Saturday night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
IN SOCIETY.
somePAst and Pro.Dsctivs EEsuts In the
Cav World

CAV World
one OF the most delightful affairs
given at the Arlon this season, was the
pink tea last evening. The arrange
ments were IN charge OF a committee OF
ladies'. aud the splendid success which
crowned their efforts must have been
gratifying TO the ladies' section. The
entertainment was in the nature Of
Kahes Visits. the ladies spending the
afternoon 10 social amusements, and
preparing supper for the gentlemen,
Who dropped ID about six o'c.ocS. All
the decorations were ia pima. aud they
were very tasteful. The costumes OF
the ladies' harmouized WIKI the prevail
ing color, the general effect being very
pretty. After supper was discussed, an
hour or two was spent Informally In the
parlor aad card rooms. Dancing occu'
pied the attention Of all present during
the remainder of the evening, and II
was after midnight when the merry as
semblage dispersed.
Last Tuesday evening witnessed an
other successful meeting Of the snow
bail club. this time at the nome o. Mr..
Jesse Miller, North Main street. Di-
vers were the means Of enjoyment, and
the interest was not suffered 10 lag.
One Of the most pleasant contributions
20 the evenings pleasure was afforded
by a sexteJte chorus OF male voices
Messrs. Alfred Whitebouse, VIII Rist,
Dave Jones, John Howell, George
Serlg aud Tom Whitehouse.
The versatility of their genius
admitted OF the rendering of the most
inspiring OF martial airs and those
characterized by touching pathos with
grace devoid OF detriment. 10 honor OF
the anniversary OF the birth of one Of
the bers, the next meeting will be
DELAYED until Friday, 18th instant The
secretary Of the club, Miss Angie Gun
bingham, OF CaldwelPs run, is 10 be
hostess, and that the affair viii be
success is q foregoEe conclusion.
By peculiar yet happy coincidence,
Miss Alice j. and George kenelin Mil
Ter celebrate the anniversary OF their
birth on the same day. Wednesday the
two mites were seven aud three respec-
lively, and they hOnored the event oy
entertaining their dimluutive friends
from TWO to five o'clock.
Tuesday was the twenty-second ami
versary Of the birth of Mr.. Max Hess.
Ia the evening about thirty of his lady
and gentlemen friends boarded a special
". Il E. G.. motor, aud went out 10 his
home on the National road, TO assist
him in celebrating the day. The even
ing was passed 10 an enjoyable manner,
Mr.. Hess proving an excelIing host.
Mr.. d. NJ. Wallace, Of Sistersville,
aud a pretty young lady OF the same
place, were made man and wife by Rev.
DR.. Mcclure, in the parlors Of the
Hotel Windsor Yesterday afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

surrounding her, rushes to the other ex.
treme, and wearies as much by her very
cleverness as does her unfortunate sis
ter by her dullness. For, after all, II
is not brillancy in woman which at
tracts; ii is that nameess something
tact, sympathy-call it what you will,
which, combined with keen intelli-
gence, forms weapon almost impossi-
bic 10 resist.
So given, first, the wit and bright
ness, second, the fact when to use and
when to suppress them-joining these
gifts in a woman, like Alexander she
may 60 forth and subjugate the world;
her only crumpled rose eat-that there
are no more TO conquer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily UhroaIols or tas Move nsa: OF
IndivldualL

Daily UhroaIsIs or tas Move usa: OF
IndivIduaiL
spsaGl 70 re hs7iS-s-
New YoEK. January 9-B. D.
Knowles, % wheeling, Is registered a.
the Morton House.
Or. S. T. Jepson is 10 Baltimore.
T. A. EcssIug. OF the Piusburg
Times, is a McLure guest.
e.. Il. Bradeu, OF on City, Pa, a
prominent oh man, Is az the NcLure
George Bayless, OF Louisville, Ky, a
well known glass buyer, Is at the Me-
Lure.
Joseph thinner, the popular night
clerk 40 the Stamm, is suffering from
severe cold.
VANEEUEEN-Alex Foreman. OF
Grafton; II, q. Parriott, b. ii. ReeS and
T.. Davis, OF Cameron.
James w. Walton and Miss Mary
Walton, OF Barnesyiiie, o., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walton.
WINDsoR-Johu o. Morris, OF Ken
ova; C. w. Watson and T. A. Deweny,
of Fairmont; A. w. Prichard, OF Man
nington.
McLURE-H. II. Morrison, OF Fair
mont; Robert Stafford, OF Warrington;
r. NJ. Sheets, Of Grafton; j. w. Russell,
Of Huntington.
VIM. L. Hearne has returned from
Wilmington, De-, accompanied by
Frank Turner, of that city, who will be
his guest at the Mcclure.
George Irons, advance agent for A.
q. Fields minstrelS, is in the city ar
ranging for the appearance Of this COM
uany at the Opera House next Monday
evening.
SrAuu-E. J. Young, Of Washington,
pa: Mrs. o. b. Rainey and daughter, of
SistersviIle; c. O.. johnson and Il. NJ.
Patterson, Of Barnesvius, o.; d. I. 10y,
of Sistersviis,
BEHER-U. \. Arnett Jr., and
Robert T. Talkington, OF Fairmont: a.
w. Prichard, OF Warrington; A. e.
Lancaster, OF ParkerSbCrg; William b.
Sine. c. r. Alleuder, J. w. Rex and
Joseph Buskazer, OF Manningtou; D. N,
McGregor, of Salem.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
THE FIRST DoYLEY.

Row the Familiar Hsme Came Into
Household Use
The word DoyIey, now familiar one
with ladies', is derived from the name Of
Robert D'Oyley, one Of the followers Of
William the Norman. He received a
grant OF valuable lands on the consider
alton of yearly tender OF tablecloth
of three shillings value at the feast Of
ST. Michael. Agreesbly to the fashion
of the time, the ladies Of the D'Oyley
family were accustomed TO embroider
and ornament the quit.rent ia blecloths;
hence, these cloths becoming curiositie'.
and accommodating ia the course OF
years, were at length brought Into use
as napkins at the royal table and called
doyleys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
SHOOK c CO. 8 p' 4 81.
Two Alarms Of FIRE

About lOI5 o'clock last night that
norton OF the FIRE department south Of
the creek waScaled 70 the residence Of
Frank Work, No. 29l5 E0G street, by
an alarm IRON box No. G. The fire was
caused by natural gas from a broken
pipe ignitiug from lamp or candle and
setting fire 10 stable, through which
the piue passed on the way 20 an OUT
house. The iremen extinguished the
blaze, and returned To their houses, but
the Gas was still escaping, aud shortly
after eleven o'clock 10 again ignited
from some emberS, necesSitating sec
ond alarm. Little further damage re
suited, however.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
SPORTING MILANGE
ZEE N.KJRE-SCANL1N BATTLE AAT Be
PULLED OPP HE2E
Bst-s TIE Columbian Athletic C.lb-A Big Nan
lob. F.1sa. as N,ab-Lasi Slga.s
Bowling 6a-A

The Columbian Athletic Club Is
making arrangements Tor another en-
tertainmeut az The club house 10 Upper
Beuwood, aud Go Is probable that the
feature OF the affair will be the battle
between N.kirk ana Sclnlon, the two
Pittsburg pugs. They were matched
some time ago for $780, aud have been
training for about six weeks. Mike
Connolly. a well known sporting man
OF the Smoky city, who is behind
Nikirk, has been in correspon dence
with the secretary Of the Columbian
club, aud arrangements may be CON-
pisted this week.
The Columbian club offers 70 hang up
q purse OF $3.50 for the fight In an ar
ticle 10 Yesterdays Dispatch, Connolly
states that be is willing 20 consider the
proposition, ~ the purse is increased 20
$500 As the difference is not large, II
is very probable that the two sides Will
come 10 terms.
The club house In BenwOod is not
LARGE enough 10 accommodate such
crowd as would be attracted by
bout between two such noted
boxers a. Nikirk and Scanlon.
One trouble is 10 the width.
IL is too narrow TO permit the
construction Of twenty foot ring with
out serious Inconvenience. Members
Of the club stated last night that II sat
isfactorY arrangements can be made
with the hackers Of Nekirk and ScaulOn
the sides Of the building will De torn
out and an addition built TO make il
perfectly square ADD double the seating
capacity Of the building. This would
make an excellent clue house, with
seating capacity OF 600 or zoo.
Friends Of Buck" Stotzer, who was
defeated By Den some weeks ago, su-
th0rize a challenge 10 any 40 pound
man 10 the State, for $50 a side aud the
largest purse offered by club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

The services connected with the thir-
ty-seveuth anniversary OF the week Of
prayer for the conversion OF the world
are growing In interest daily, and the
attendance is continually increasing.
The subject last evening was Foreign
Missions and the Conversion OF Souls"
Tonight the topic will be, Home Mis-
sions and the Conversion Of Souls"
Strangers In the city and others are
cordially welcomed. The subject on
Friday evening will be, prayer for the
Conversion of Souls in Families, Sab
bath Schools and Institutions OF Learn
ing"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
DAILY REGISTER FOR TIE LEGIs
LATIYE SESSION.

The Daily Register will be sent by
mail TO any address from now till the
fourth OF Match, 1895, for ONE Dol
LAR, payable in advance. This will
extend over the time Of the regular SEES
sion and any possible extension.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
West Nirglnla Posssl AGaIr..

srscioi 70 tss R,0.s;=--
WAsH1yGroN, D. C.. January O.
J. b. Kessler was to-day appointed
postmaster az Clifton, Fayette county,
w. Va, vice Ezra Bates. resigned, and
A. T. Godlove. az Kirby. Hampshire
county, vice J. c. Heare, resigned.
A commission was issued to-day to
Henry D. Dye as postmaster at Chester
Vile. Wood couuty, w. Va, aud to
Elizabeth Harper, at Harper's Mills,
Pendleton county, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
Circuit Court.

bfFtfN INIV' IuHI-'-
10 the case Of Campbell Y. city the
evidence Of plaintive was excluded, and
verdict rendered for the city. A
motion TO set aside the verdict was
overrued aud Judgment entered.
Fulton W. Engle was admitted to the
bar.
Il. V. Paul, a native Of Germany,
was admitted TO citizenship.
Bef0rs JUdcs Campbell
In the case OF Kievis Kraft & Co. v.
5. :. Bloch, arguments were heard on
notice of recoupment, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
A ZIG MAIN
To be Pulled on Near the City in Two
Weeks

To be Pulled on Near the City in Two
Weeks
Arrangements have been made for a
big main between West Virginia and
Pennsylvania birds, 20 take place at
some point within ten miles Of Wheel
ing, 90 the evening Of Friday, the 25th
lust There will be fifteen fights for
SOS each, and $500 a side on the main.
This will be one OF the biggest cock
mains ever fought 10 this vicinity,
and will attract persons from Circle
vIIe and ChiuicotLa. In OHIO, aud Pitts
burg, aud other points 10 Pennsylva-
MA.
The chickens will be selected from
the best bred. and gamesJ cocks ia the
Two States. The battle ground has
been already selected, and nearly all OF
the stake money is up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

doctor told them some plain o '..
Nclv deliueaieQ tEe tenn rr.L...t
ter OF fouro Of che ladies lr.-au' ..r.
derful disclosures t--rc maze were
evidence OF Ne.O.s ability. ta
OF tie CITY Fire Department l-. -.,
treatment FOR few DAYS past Top ......
Gout which $50, 90 times sose ese
him 20 bis bed. TO-tay the 90 .r e.
and adds h.s name 60 Neno.s c.
Woulals. This D., bat ore OF 3 l-
Gus cares OF this wonderful ma1. az -.. d
% others can he citel
Tonight NeuO VIII lecture .-f
and on Friday nigh. be viii again
ladies' 90 ODD Fellows Hal. .... b
either lecture ten lluI cents.
EenO's Curative syrup 600 n1''.e.-s
from the famous LlanurI ueCI N-.s' ...
quickest cure f. the world Or .-
Dyspepsia, Liver. Kidney, hloot
Disorders bad appetite. sleep.e-sr an.
used with Neno's Electric Fluid 300 d /.
tle) will positively cure me w9'- .- 81
desperate forms or Rheumatism >'
ralgiA Paralysis, Weak Muscle >.t .a
and all aches and psius.
Veno's Lung Tonic t5oc h0i'Iri"
tive cure for Tkrott and Lung lI.-. ..-..
chitis. Asthms. Coughs and Colds
Veno's "Vlto" (@2.0O a botr.e.. e. p
Impoteucy, Weakness Of Men, Los. .--...
etc.
Neno's Concentrated Tonic and NHTs
$500 a bottIe). a sCe-llc i.- l sd
Heart Troubles, Fits. and Spinal af.,..s s.
Vitus aud Nervous Prostitution.
Sir morrill, MChCnIic's Cure Tor .'.-'
(SI.OO "a bottle) will cue ..4-"
noises in the head.
Veno has other specifies fo- .eu2
bladder and urinary trouble. '.ln '-'
catarrh aud eye troubles. u you --., %.
watery or sore eyes, graduated sls -' Pro
racts or other eve troubles tAet 1911.
AZ Veno's office by the latest .li l B.
proved methods without operation ~
fee scientific examination ".. O. --
Veno Is accompanied herr ~ Dr Hi.
Owing 20 the large number o.
have daily thr1nset to b. Brln-Ti.t a-
see Nen0. he has been cJ4rcllrt . t-.'
more spacious quarters. r. has ss-,
Cf rooms on the corner OF Eleven h-
streets over Lash's 1sweiry st.- t
20 Ve1o's o.hr. on Eleventh stree. -
tom and advice lrce Tor this wcrh ...
TORRENP IND FOR SALE CABS d
y KEsIsrEE Counting Room. c.. ,.il
nor SALE BLANKS or EVEN A
L Gcriptioa. as RgsIsrEH Once.
NOR sALE-RooMs FOR REM CAI,
i For Rentazd For Sale CErei. A. E''ii
Counting Room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
THE LYNoBING OF NEGROES
WIN Probably Not Be Investigated by
Congress.

Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. C., January 9.-The
probability that this Congress will un-
dertake the Investigation Of the lynch
ing Of negroes in the past few years,
which various negro organizations
have demanded, aud for which
Representative Blair introduced a
resolution, is not great. To-day
the House Committee on Labor, TO
which the Blair resolution has been re-
ferred, voted to report it back to the
House with a request to be discharged
from its consideration, Is an investiga-
ton Of the proposed nature did not
come within its province, having moth
ing to do with labor matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

Only fair-sized audience saw the
Peter Maner combination 10 Bellaire,
last night A number OF the lovers OF
the manly art from Wheeling went
down 10 see the friendly three-round
bout between Maher and Charley Och,
OF this city. Och handled himself very
well, and lef. a favorable impression.
He is very much pleased with his treat
ment by the Irish champion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

For rheumatism 1 have found moth
ing equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
II relieves the pain as soon as applied.
j. W. Young, West Liberty, w. Va.
The prompt relief it affords is alone
worth many times the cost, 80 cents.
It's continued use will effect a perma-
neut cure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
Rave Scores To Even Up.
Special 70 ne Rs0i5,.-.

Special 70 ne Hs0i5,s-.
HUNTINGTON. w. VA January o
The two score Republican place-seekers
who went TO Charleston from this county
are home tonight disappointed and
hot over the way they were treated and
telling their stories of how they will get
even.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
Wheeling. psfestet.

The Bowlers played their first games
OF the second series in the Wheeling
Bowling League. at Wheeling Park,
last night. taking TWO games from the
unlucky WheelinES. The Bowlers are
tied With the Brownies, and Nameless,
aud La Bellies FOR first place. The race
begins 20 grow interesting already.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
For Gorernmen,al Interference.

A'elisOa g. BE-
There isn't anything in the world
that locks worse than man with a
night shirt on. II is the ugliest gar
ment made, being of the right length TO
show off his ugly legs, aud flap when he
walks. Since the women won't do any
thing TO change the style OF this gar
ment the government should take it in
hand.