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using your medicine, so / thought I
would give it a trial. / began to take
your Favorite Prescription in Novem-
Der and / had a nice little baby girl in
February following. My baby weighed
over eight pounds. | was only in hard
labor about one hour and got along
nicely during confinement; was up and
dressed on the eighth day. | a
the doctor with me at all, Just the
nurse and two or three friends. My
friends thought that l was sick a very
short time. l think DR.. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription is indeed a true moth
er's friend for it helped me wonder
fully. 1t kept me from having a mis-
carriage. This makes my second child;
with the first one | did not take Ia
vorite Prescription and | had a mis-
carriage. The little one lived just
about two months and she was sick all
the time. This last baby is as plump
and healthy as any one could wish.
She is about three weeks old now and
is gaining in flesh every day
That letter offers a practical example
of what "Favorite Prescription" has
lone for thousands of women. Almost
all the letters received by DR.. Pierce
dwell on the wonderful absence OF pain,
the cheerful spirits, the perfectly safe
and comfortable feeling as the hour OF
trial draws near, and then the crown
ing surprise of all, that the ordeal OF
the birth hour is SO short and almost
painless. But a good many other Wo-
men are pleased to tell the other side
of the story, how robust their health
becomes, how fine the form and fair
the face that follows the use Of this
health-giying medicine.
Mrs. Mary E. Lewis, of Tanner, Gill
mer county w. Va, writes: Il viii al
WAYS recommend DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, .Favorite Prescrip-
ton and Pleasant Pellets for they
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-12
The LOVERS LEAP.
The Romance and Reality Of Wonan's
Love.

OF all lovers leaps sung in songs or
told in story, that was the greatest.
Do you remember the story as Mr..
Browning tells it in the rhyme of the
Duchess Ma? A tale of those fierce
feudal times when might was right,
and when the law was writ in the
sharp edge of a mans sword. Sir Guy
had stolen away the bride of a rival
sutton. And now that rival has be-
seiged the castle, which has sheltered
their brief happiness, until there is no
more use in defense. In despair Sir
Guy climbs to the topmost tower and
sends for his steed. He will take one
leap from the battlement and die like
a man. But his wife hears the steed's
hoof5 on the stair, and follows. 1t
was the horse that had borne them on
the night of their bridal, swift and safe
from pursuing vassals, and her hand
was on the bride when spouse and
steed swept out upon the tower.
Down she knelt at her lords knee
and she looked up silently,
And he kissed her twice and thrice
for that look within her eyes,
Which she could not bear to see.
men puttlnS nef away from Hil1, lie
babe her go back to her firing room
and her maids. But she by wifely bond
and woman's love swore that in death
or life she would not be parted from
him. He turned and sprang to the sad
die, but she caught and chung to the
stirrup rein. With bit and spur he
backed his horse for that wild leap
from the battlements, whence a hun
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ings of some man, which makes ride
ulous the claim that woman under
stands woman" better than the men
who taught and trained her. There Is
as far as known no woman physician
qualified to practice, connected with
any proprietary medicine. 1t is aDso-
lutely certain that there is no woman
with a record equal to DR.. Pierce'ss
more than thirty years OF special study
CT women's diseases. in which more
than half a million have been treated
and ~ninety-eight in every hundred have
been completely cured.
There is no alcohol, whisky or other
stimulant in "Favorite Prescription
1t contains no opium nor other narcotic,
and is entirely free from syrup Or sugar,
which disagrees with and is injurious
to some stomachs. Without any OF
these ingredients it preserves all its
healing virtues in any climate and re-
tains its pleasant flavor.
For II one-cent stamps to pay post
age only, you can get a free copy OF
the Common Sense Medical Adviser, .
a work of ZOOS pages. Cloth bound 81
stamps. Send to DR.. r. V. Pierce, But
falo, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-12
YELLOW FEVER AT PANAMA.
md I,,.au 90 So. N.-- -

Twenty Deaths Occurred Between May 2
and June 2O-Forty-seven Cases in All.
NEW YORK, July 11.-According to
the Colon Starlet of June 20, which
reached the city to-day by the steamer
Finance, it has been many years since
the Panama isthmus has been visited
with such an outbreak of yellow fever
as has been prevailing in the city OF
Panama. From May 2 to June 19
there has been "a cases of the disease
of which Is had been fatal. On June
20 there were 10 new cases. two OF
which proved fatal. At the time OF
publication the fever was on the de-
crease and in the city of Colon there
had not been a single case, notwith-
standing the daily intercourse between
the two cities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-12
DEWEY's MEDAL SENT.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Navy
Department to-day dispatched to Adj
miral Dewey the medal awarded to him
by act of Congress to commemorate
the battle of Manila Bay. The Admirals
medal is identical with those sent to
each man in the fleet with the exeep
ton of his own name engraved upon
the edge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-12
Gan. Wood Says the People Of Santi-
ago Do Not Wish Independence.

PREFER AMERICAN RULE-GEN.
BROOKE'S REPORT FROM HA-
VANA IS OF A DIFFERENT
CHARACTERISTIC PRESIDENT
SAID TO BE IN FAVOR OF SUB
MITTING THE QUESTION TO
THE VOTERS OF THE ISLAND.
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SIo-second Seashore Excursion via Penn
sylvania Iines-S1O.

A fascinating and attractive journey
from Wheeling to Atlantic City Thurs
day, July goth. for ten dollars. Excur-
sionists who do not desire to visit At
lantic City have choice OF nine other
fashionable and quiet seaside cities.
Ocean breezes ~invigorates. sea bathing
charming, and Incorporating on the
Atlantic shore tingles and makes the
visitor happy. Ask ticket agent AZ
Wheeling about hotels, descriptive ma,
terial, time Of trains, or any other
question regarding YOUR proposed trip.
You ought to 50. 12,15,19
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-12
G NOTICES.
o I TO CREDITORS.
TO the Creditors of Matthias schuetuner,

To the Creditors of Matthias Schuetzner,
deceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Ohio county. West Virg mia.
made in a cause therein pending, to sub
Schuetzner to the payment of his debts.
you are required 10 present your claims
against the estate of the said Matthias
Schuetzner for adjudication to Geo. +.
Boyd. Commissioner, at his office in the
said county, on or before the first day of
August. 1889. {. II. HENNING.
jul2oawv Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-12
HAVANA CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE War
Department announced to-day that the
customs receipts at the port of Havana
for June were 81. 012, 500. The total
receipts for six months of 1899 are, to
be exact, $5,146,S $50. The monthly av-
erage for six months is $751;, sos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-12
FLAGS PROTECTION EXTENDED.

WASHINGTON. July 11.-An order
has been issued by the President eA-
tending privileges and protection of
the American flag to the shipping of
Porto Rico and the Philippines. All
ships owned by residents of these is
lands at the time of the exchange of
the ratification of treaties are included
in the order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-12
SHORTAGE NEARLY $4,000,

An Additional Deficit of $4,000 Discov-
cred in the Accounts of Treasurer Blew
ins.
NEW CASTLE. Pa, July 11.-At a
meeting of council last night the mem
oers were astounded by the
ment that a further shortage of about
$4,000 had been discovered in the ac-
counts of the murdered city treasurer,
John Bleyins. The deficit was discov-
ared by comparing the amounts charg-
ed to the treasurer by stubs and receipt
books. This brings the total known
shortage to nearly $50, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-12
SHERMAN

MANSFIELD, o., July 11.-Hon.
John Sherman's condition is much i'm
proved. He takes a ride daily and
lince the illness of three weeks ago he
mas rapidly recovered.
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wANTEEs-To RENT HoIsEs.

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FINANcI,r-wA ABRAMS. SCRIP. r.Tc

~ sse. IS CHEAP MONEY fer Investment.
ans wanted. investors Lists Tor sac
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Es Man street. sled an1 pax harness
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NOTICE TO sTcCkHoi-DEgs-


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So kno. 1erS q ire Van AGda Copper and
Go!G Company ~ the company or .cee
Inns y Coa~t tlltd Eg Vancouver. = O..
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-24
~ Dice IN peri6dico de Barcelona:

~ Ill PC4AOU1Co 40
<Ha fondeado en- nuestro puerto ell trasa~
t.antico slsls de Psnay,. procedente de Mania
despues de 81 dias de navegsci6r, conducien'
do ell correo, 268 p%asajeros para esta y IS de
transito.
Entire el passje Sc ~cuentan Is agustinos,
6 recoletos, 9 dominicos, 80 ~jesuitaa, 8 fran
%ciscanos, IL segundos tenientes. 6 capitanes, 3
primeros tenientes. l comisario de guerra, l
medico civil, 7. ingenieros, 2 m6dicos militia
res y 6 cabos lioenoiados.
Durante Ia ~travesfa ha habido cuatro de.
funoiones de- Intermediates ordinariss.
Algunos &c los ~viajeros han sido prisione'
ros de los tagalos. Referente 4 la guerra diosn
que los yaEkis avanzan muy POGO.
49, FL Cfrculo clos amantes del progre-
60, de Bayamon, ha establecido una escuela de
adultos.
~~- Aver fue detenido por ell cabo de la
Policfs municipal de Rio Piedras, IN indivi.
yuota de bueyes que dijo traia de Bayam6n
para entire garla & I'm peon caminero de Carroll
ns, 2 oayo individuo iba desprovisto de toda
clase de documentos.
m*x Hemos visto IN escrito frmado Dor
mas de clan vecinos y padres de famila de Rio
Piedras, dirigido 1 la Junta Insular de ms.
trucci6n, pidiendo Sc hsga extensive por TODD
Ell ano esoolar, Ell c%ontrato que tiene ceiebrado
| Dor IN mes. ell maestro Principal don Miguel
I. Llompart.
PARIS BAZAAR DE PEDRO Gus
II. En- este acredltsdo Estabiecimiento Sc
ACADIA de recibir un espl6ndido surtido de Co.
ronas fanebres-Las hay dc flores y de biscuit
; desde tres a ochenta pesos una-Proximo q
llegar un gran surtido de devocionar;os. Sc rea'
liza a mitad de su precio toda la existencia
que queda de este artfculo. Es una verdadera
gangs.
-. La prensa Sc hs ooupado estos dias de
una mission beIga, a Ia cual sc atribuy en- prop6.
sitos p~olfticos y 6nancieros en- Marraecos. Ase'
gursse en- los centres oioiales que sc trata de
un SYNDICATE de capitalists belgas que desean
aoometer algunas empresas de ca1kcte- publico
en- Tanger.
- La Acadia de Juncos ha renuncisdo
81 cobro de la contribution al Tesoro.
~. Don jose Ruiz de Ssgredo A'cslde de
Arecibo, acatando la orden del Gobernador &C.
neral que prohibe a los fupcionarios publioos
formar parte de los Counties directories de los
partidos p~olfticos, ha renunciado el cargo que
desempenaba en- ell Comit6 local del partido
federal.
-" Veintidos veciuos de Sabana Grande,
han solicitado cendonaci6n de oontribaciones.
-. Aver han llegado 4 Ia Secretaria CT
vii, procedente. de varios juzgsdos, 80 deola-
~raoiones mas, de nacionalidad espanola.
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NOtiCilaS.

~ Ell A~yuntamlento de Corozal ha acor'
dado la baja del CONCEAL don Tomas Rivera.
- Don Eduardo Martinez, ex admins.
trador de la Aduana de Arroyo, ha solicitado,
mediante an apoderado, la devoluci6n de la
fanza que presto para garantis su cargo.
~ El jazz de Catedral, ha pedido s la
ACADIA que ordene %prscticar Ia sutopsia del
caaAver de Ciemente Domeneche, individuo
que fallecio ell % dc en- eli bsrrio <Marinao
dc esta Capital.
-. S. Nj. Ia Reina dc Espans dando
nueva muestra de generosidad ha dispuesto que
Sc construya a sus expenses IN aparato compli.
cadfsino que permita la masticaoion al valiente
soldado Jose Domiuguez Rogue, que result6
invAlido 8 consecuencia de tremenuae heridas
que, en- los maxilares , en- la cavidad bucal,
recibio en- la campana de Filipinas,
-. Hoy 6 las S de la manana sali6 para
Mayagiez ell Guardia de la Policfa ~Inaular don
Carlos Maymf conduciendo s disposition de Ia
Corte de Justicia de aquella ciudad, al conf
nado de Preside Santiago Padilla Rodriguez,
y 4 Manuel Rivera que va & disposition de Ia
Corte de Azecibo.
~" Dice Ella Publ;cidad> de Barcelona:
Ha ingresado en- las prisiones mili:ares ell
segundo teniente de la escala de reserya gratui'
ia don Damian Rodriguez a quien Sc ~instruye
sumaria por abandono de ~servicio en- Cuba
De modo que aun Sc instruyen causas por
ouesI-oAes copanas ue poca mOnta, cuanQO no
han sido procesados los grsndes culpables de
la derroua. Verdaderamente vivimos en- IN
pats exceptional.
-. 0B)ET0S De PLATA Y PLATA NUMINI0.
Luoen nuestros escaparates en- TODD tempo IL
tnidad de artfculos propios para regalos & pre-.
clos tan excesivsmente moderaeos que SO ha.
/ cen accesibles 4 todss las fortunes. Para hacer
I'm regalo de boda 8 dedicar un reeuerdo s IN
amigo en- sus dias. visitando al acreditado esta
blecimiento Eel NUEV0 Bazaar" de Mendez &
&C 40 San Francisco 40, 20 deja atendido COZ
festinscion y Sin quedar arranoado.
~. La Comisi6n permanente de socorrot
que reside en- los Estados Unidos, enyiara IN
cargamento, cuyo importe &c oalouia en-
5 25 .0G0, con destino s las vfctimas del oicl6r
en- Puerto Rico.
n ~. FL A!calde de Rio Piearas ha prone
lido que para ell dia o del mes proximo, que
dara conclude ell local destinado & escueias.
~ Una de las industriss que hace honor
al pals, es la fabrica de cigarrillos marca ToRo
pues sus produotos no recopocen competence.
por su aroma, buen sabor y e~1celente prepare
ci6n.
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Communicates.

Los que suacrlben, vecinos pertenecientes
de to0as las classes ~socia!es de esta ciudad, en-
terado de un a~rtfculo titulado <Interview, que
public6 GEL CGiollo, de Aguadilia en- gu edi.-
oi6n del Is del corriente, protestar sobre la
version que en- dicho artfculo, a6rma que ell Dr.
d. Eduardo Casalduu, uno de los hijos mas
dignose ilustrados de esta localidad, es mirado
con horror en- este gu pueblo natal, en- donde por
Ell oontrario siempre sc le quiere y goza de
todas las simpatias y respetos que merece.
Lamentando las oAnsas que motivaron IL
desgracia actual del DR.. Casalduc, los frman~
tes se complacen en- reiterarle ell teetimonio de
gu consideration y abrazan la con6anza en- que
ell querido amigo Eduardo, como carinosamente
80 lie llama, sera reivindicado de los opasio.
nadisimo ataques que le dirije ell articulista Y
que nosotros no debemos juzgar.
Utuado 90 de Obre. dc 1899.
-Firmado-
Juan Ssncho, Juan Esteva. Eduardo l.
glesiss-J. Ramon Nuhez-Odonell Gonzk-
Iez-Juau F.. Rivera Tomas Jordan Manuel
casio Serrano-Autonio Quinonas, jose r.
rex--Genaro Porrata-Juan Palop-Palomon
Porrats-Jcs6 r. Colon-Gaspar Rodriguez
Juan f. observation-disclosures Legrand. jose M.
Gonsalez-Monserrate Bernacet--Ramiro Mar
tinex-Angel Figueroa-Juan Curbelo-Feljpe
Porrata Jose Mayol-Dr S. C6rdoba-Lc.
do. r. NAtcr. jose M. Observation-Disclosures AL
varez-JosG G~arcis-Lcdo. F.. de r.. Mar
tinez-Tomas Taranto-Luis Jordan-Manue
Iguins Fuentes-Jos6 Caballero-Federico M.
Maestro, Ulises Sci io--Placido Serrano. Lie,
do, Federico Lcgrand-Juan Roig-Antonie
Roig-Galo Martinez 4.
(Siguen las frmas.)
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Muv Sr, MIC Y amigo:

Muy Sr, milo y amigo:
En- ell mum. 1917 de SUI simpAtica publica-
ci6n, apa7ece un remitido 6rmado por don jose
Esteban Ramos, que no contestarfa como acoe-
tumbro hacer con ciertos %esorito5, 81 ell asunto
De que Sc trata no tuviera inter6s local
Me llama cacique ell com1nioants, y en- YER
dad no creo merecerme tai oaliicatlvo. a no ser
por G! solo exclusive hecho de haber ipHuido
y consegujdo & pessr de los muchos opositores,
que mis- amigos nombrasen seoretario de este
Ayunt,miento, hace el espacio dc dos amos t
don Enrique Ramos Tulier, hijo ~legftimo de
mi gratuito detractor, no obstante de las varias
solicitudes, para dicho cargo, de personals YER
d~aderamente aptas,
No creo comprometerme como dice sfrms-
tivamentc don pepe, pues he cumplido con
un deber que me inpone ell cargo que eje1zo.
al dirigjrme s este senior pidi6ndo'e %franquea-
Sc nuevamenee ell canine que habfa clausurado,
toda vez que segdn manifsstaci6n verbal J es-
crita de varios vecinos, no habfs communication
para los barrios de esta Jurisdiction.
Queio de I'd. alto amigo s. 8. q b. 8 m
Ramon Cestero Unapicrre,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-24
NueSt[os ffutos
en- Barcelona.

De una Revista commercial que publioa
ella Publicidad de Barcelona, extractamo 10
que sigue.
Azuoares. -Reduoido el antillano & solo ell
centrifugado, y aun on csntidad pequefls que
da en- dispocicion de agotsrse, valiendo &c As
LIZ & 40 pesetas el q%uiutal, como sc han agota
10 va las partidas procedentee de Canarias.
Qpedan en- plsza los del pals, trmes por las
mayores pratenciones de la fabrication anialu.
"a y tsmbiAn por las ditioultsdes que Ia Adua-
ua oponeA que puedsn r~etirarss y disponsrse
algunaa partidas dest;nadas al consume.
Cotizamoe.
Blanquil'o de l s., 5000 q 90 p~tsotas; id.
20, de s. 1905; granillo dc l . ,55 E $500; idem
2.., de So & SO so; terror l.sS 55 4 Sc; iiem
20, SO so; centrifugado dc cana, $3.50 q So
90, los 4l'6O kilos.
iden refnados, - Ago mas hojoa por toner
actaalmente una demanda POGO activa.
Cotizamos:
Granulado, $3.50 $3.50 pesetae; terror,
$3.50; pile, 50, so 4 so; pilon, 60; oortadillo
de |. . G2'5O & G3; fdem 50 60 so & 81 los
4lGO kilos.
Csf6s.-Monudesn los arribos dc pro
cedencia indirecta adq1iridos en- varios mer
oados europecs, en- general classes solo corrlen-
tea, que no son las que tienen may or aceptaci6n
en- Ell mercado.
Las Glasses sppariores de Puerto Rico son
la6 que &c prGnereD, ash como las NS IDeflC
Cabello y estas classes ton las que 'cscasean, en-
classes medianas de dichss procedencias hay
tambi6n poca demanda. De aichas olases gu
periores &c han coucerts1o vsrias ~psrtidas, no
sol para cl consume, sino para la especulaci6n.
10 que psrece indicar que Sc estiman en- dis
posici6n de alcanzar mejores precios.
Cotixamos:
Puerto Rico Wsuoo), 29'5oA3O duros;
idem hacienda, q 4 $3.50; pueblo, "a IS;
Cubano, $3.50. Centre dc America, rreparado
en- Amberes, de $3.50 & 25 segun ciase. Cara
colillo, 30 a 50; Mocka, "a q So los AGO XII
los.
Cueros. La Expectation que produce e
~anuucio de quo en- esta decens deban liegar algo
mas partidss de ~relativa importancia, retrse
la ~ourtici6n de hacsr comprss On las l~innitada'
existencias que hay en- slmac6n, no obstante G
que la demanda de curtidos es bUena y que lo
tcmores dc una huelga general &c van desva
neciendo. Los curtidos tienen demanda J
tieuden a alcsnzsr mejores precios, especial
mente la suela y como las ~tenerfas van atrs
sadae de preparation, Sc supone eve tendr;
que animarse ell mercsdo en- 10 que a los ouero
Sc refere. Los preoios sostenidos y sin va
fiaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-24
Peril.

Lima Setiemb,e e.-Los psriodioos de Ia
mansua publican Ia notioia que w r.. Grace
y G Q han apelado contra la reciente sentencla
proferida por la Corte de seganda instanoia, en-
la cual Sc les condena al pago de $50 900 do
liars por el resto de las oonsignaciones de sail
tire. Antes de conceder!es la apelac;on &c hace
zoe, 900 soles.
Lima, Setiembre Sci Gobierno ha nom
brado a Adoifo Reyes, ex- Secretario privado
de Pi6rola, representante del Peril en- ell Museo
Comercial de Filadelia.