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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24
Medicine Chest for IS Cenos.

Perhaps NJ one medicine l. 81 nni'
vcrSallv required hy everybody ~ u
rood cathartic. SwIync'S Tar and >ar
Saparilla Pills are prepared expressly Il"
meet this necessity, being COMPOSED oi
purely vegetable ingredients, ot which
hnduphvllin at Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar. SarsaparilIa. yellow Dock, and 9th
az concentrated Juices enter largely INT"
their composition, the whole strength OF
which i extracted on an entirely new
principle. They are mild IN their "lrr-
alton. pniucc no gripping, AMI are truly
A valuable purga,ivc, aperlcnt, antl-bil
lions and cathartic medicine. They
stimulate the liver To- healthy action,
cleanse the stomach and bowels OF all
impurities. Curing sick and nervous
dyspepsia indigestion, bilious, inter
mi,ten,. remitient and congestire levers,
langour. drowsiness, aching pains in
the back, head, slight chills, with
tiushcs oi heat, female irregularities,
and ior bilious and c"s,iye habit, II"
medicine is so prompt and efectual as
nr. Swavne's Tar and SarSaparilia Pills.
Prepared hy DR. Swayne 4 Son, Phiia-
dclphia Price - cents box; five
boxes ~ On. Sold by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24

An extra car will leave the city on sunday
morning after church services
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24

Iuihc Municipal Court nj Wheeling. ~.
ferdinand RyiuhgrI aud ,nurad RrLu'lau.
Retro lii,.hrr,
~ asst Visit WiTu ATItCHMESr.
This day came tho plaintiffs 10y their attorneys.
and uu their motion the attachment Issued iu
tai, rHu-c l. durhrlrd. The object al their suit
j. {" recover nom the defendant the sum al
S1Il - with interest irUm tNy 18th ,lHN 81 Drtu.
her. \. u. $50 until paid due the said plaintiffs
iuT money paid 10y them ~ ClIdur,vT, uu note
iur s2iT. mulr hN thr said defendant, hCurtug
dat June T.. lNiN NuI payable luuT muUths after
German lhuk ct Wheeling endorse los The raid
plaintiffs and hy thvm paid after protest aud frr
TIA" change ul protest amounting tu Sl.n. aud
tor the further object ri attaching aud Sublvriiug
certain lease hold estate Ia certain lands situate
ia the ,gid Ciiy oi Wheeling aud leased To- the
said defendant Tot term ui ten yUHr- hy Mn. T.
l.. CALDWELL hN lease dated January l. ISIS,
that l. a. sIy. u little field north UI tdldwrlls
run aud rust al MriullO,h street the two lots
numbered one aud Nv" lyiug north III the said
field and Va" building, thereon, Ia the pay muut
81 ANY Judgment tint nHk Zee rendered Ia this
ctu-u. utd all costs uui II appearing To the said
Court from thu ailidaNIiS 81 the said plaintiffs.
that iIr said dvlUudaut l. not resident uf this
state. aud that The upluTui Hltn' hmvnl heretofore
issued hns been duly vNrCuiud by levy upUn
the said pJuIorty II i "Tl'r,d that the Said de.
PENDANT De- required iu appear at next Rulus fur
-uid Court un The -vruud Monday Ia December,
\. u. 1870, aud d" Whnt 4, NECESSARY Ia protect
his interest Ia thin ruii, and that this order bO
published and posted II, required 10y hw.
I. VI DIAGRAM, clerk.
True copy: Ir>t,.
I. VI. DAEENu. Clerk.
Plaintiffs ntt - Russell 4 Stiirl nO21DHHt
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
GRAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

] ltC Great Eug
li,h Kennedy all
Iiuiailiug cure
Tor seminal
" weakness. Ssr
inaiurTliua hu
Ir,tvuul, aII,iall,
lisCa SO HAT
'uVuN ~ "a =,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24

VS.
john T. Clark and william J. Clark, partners
doius business under the ArH name Of CLARK,
Adams 4 Clark
ATTACHMENT IN ATuMISIr
This LAY came the plaintiffs hy their attorney,
and Oh their motion the attachment Issued la
this cause Il dOckulcd. The uhjrCl ui this suit IL
t. recover from lhc defendants the some ul one
hundred umd nineteen dollar, and sixteen cents.
with interest Thereon, from November I, 1873,
untii paid. and costs 1T suit which sum ul sll9 ID
/, dUC uH open HruuuUt for goods sold aud lie
liyurrl hy plaintiffs to- defendants. And Hn ~.
LlChmunt having been Issued Ia this suit, and 10y
virtue ui said atuirhntHt thr sergeant ui the city
81 Wheeling. having levied uu and taken into his
puesi-s iuII uinr ~ trprccs assorted lamps mum.
bcr,d respectively gl& 81, HA, 81 nLi, aH 30,
~ uui ~ and zach 81 suid liurrr, hviug marked
clark Adams q clark. Boston. Mass ~ aud II
further appearing hy nu affidavit hlv'I la this
cause that the defendants Hrr not residents Oi the
State II West Virginia AMI IL further appearing
that the defendants have not been served with u
cop, Oi the attachment is.ucd Ia this cause nor
with COPS OI The Summon, Issued herein, aud
thHt the defendants haze not appeared Ia answer
said attachment ar summons II ~ ordered that
tht defendants John ! lark AMI William J.
ClntL de- appear Within four weeks after The late
III the irsi publication al tli- unirr AMI du What
l. necessary To protect their iuterst- u this suit
and ihi, uuirg shall br published aud pasted 80.
curIIug ,plAw T. VI bAEnIH clerk
n rue uupJ. I,etu.
I NJ. DNaRAH, Cl,lL.
Plaintiffs att X g. Burr nuhlDawt
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Trains leaving Columbus nj $40 r. " and 6!D
4 N. run daily. Through Chicago EAprcsS
with sleeping car attached, leaves Columbus
daily except sunday, At 5:i0 r. NJ, arriving In
Chicago at I'D next morning. BcTths can De 81
cured In advance nj Union Depot ticket Office,
Columbus
Pullman's drawing nom sleeping CaIS through
without change inpm StCuhcuN lille aud tulum.
bus. To Cincinnati. Louisville, indianapolis aud
81. Louis
For through tickets. baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, &c, apply Ia Joseph NJ.
Bcllcyillc. Ticket Agent NJ Pan Handle Depot,
ioui ol Eleventh street Gr al city Ticket once,
undcr Mcclure House, Wheeling
u ". Caldwell, General Manager Columbus,
O;S. NJ. FELTON,, jr. Grnrml Superintendent.
Pittsburgh. Pa; ". l.. q BTiru General faSScn.
ger and Ticket Agent Columbus O. uuil
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Assiunee's Notice of Appointment.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District OF West Virginia, In Bankruptcy, In
the matter OF William c. Rldgely, bankrupt.
To Whom II May Concern.
The undersigned. u. H. Pendleton, hereby
gives notice OF his appointment assignee Of the
estate OF William c. kidgely, Of Bethany, In the
to.'yit; on the 18th day Of August A. d. les,
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition.
Dated at Wheeling, the lilh day OF November,
A. D. 1878 H. II. PESDLET0S,
del2nayt Assignee
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. co.
on aud after Nov. L.. 1875. Passenger Trains
will leave ~ follows Wheeling time:
INNTRDl ~ IgAINs.
wIsIhIINp IRNtN~

Ne. q STOP" at all stations brtw~,u Wheeling
Rud Grafton.
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A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and ;ndiscretions of youth, nervous
wax meas early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c 7 viii send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF GHARaE. ms s'en - .. sav,b
was discovered by q missionary IN SCUM
America. Send a seli-a.idressed enyeloRe
To- the Rev. Joseph T. inman, Station ~
Bible House, New York City
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asGI'IaaH s=laa
FOR SALE,
TRU5TEE'6 6ALE
OF THE
SQnlysidG Vineyard!

BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by Christian
Frank and Wilhelmina his wife, TO tue under
signed trustee, dated the 18th day or March, 1873,
and OF record In The CLERK Office OF me County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN deed OF
sITURDAY, The sSTH BAY OF DECEMBER,
1875 beginning Ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF said day, at
the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
In the city Of Wheeling. soil at public anction
the following DESERT ed real estate. lying ana
being la said county oi Ohio In the state Ut Nesi
Virginia, that Is To say: a piece or rarcelOi lhhh
situated on the north side Of the county road, II
being n part Of what Is known rs the suunySide
Vineyard In baid county and state, bounded rs
follows. via: Beginning al stake on the north
side Of said county road, near The northwest
corner ui lot numbered one ~, division J.. on
which VI. II Ferguson resides, aud on the bank
Of Georges run: thence ,. ssla l.. 50 lUn polio to
stake thence y. I2|. +. II i6,lU poles W siakg
thence y. GO o poles 10 stake thence + Igss Z
poles To stake; then y. 4 4, u sc 100 poles to
stake on the dividing line between the estate at
Joseph Caldwell, deceased, and T. Jacob. no"
deceased themes re- w. s' Z r"o eoG Is 'V w
- NJ lOO poles 10 stake; thence :. a. T. u SOiO0
poles 10 u stake; thence 5. 81 t. !! lG.lO poles
To n stake: thence ;. = T.. II 6s-lW poles To- The
place Oi beginning containing i-'q hcns ni iilhl,
excepting from the above certain parcels lhGnrpI
heretofore sold aud conveyed 10 T. Gaughan.
Christ Becker FrictE Becker, g. SChwcrtfegcr.
David Ackcr, h. sorgc j.. Jackson, r. Grub ).
Becker e.. SChwcriicn;Cr aud Bulius E+oSur, 10y
deeds Of said party Ui the irrt part Only recorded
IN The Clerks Office Of the County Court al said
Ohio county, In decd book No. ~, pages y ~,
2i, 800 AZ, ~ aud bl0 aud In decd uook-No.
80 pagrs lSS 40. and decd book No. 81 page il6.
TRIMS uF SALE-Ouc. third, or ~ much more
OF the purchase money rs the purchaser may elect
Ia pay In cash, AMI the residue IN one and Two
years from the day 0i sale, the purchaser To give
his notes with security tu lac approved by the
trustee for the said deferred nStallmcnts, pay
able IN one year and two yuars. respectively lrum
the day ri sale, with interest from said day. Title
Is uncNccpliUnahlr. ........,..
nos JAMES J.. RiN'tkS. trustee,
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment

In the District Court Of the United states for
the District ut West Virginia In Bankruptcy. In
The matter Of John T. Daniels, bankrupt
To whom IL may cOrnCcm:
The undersigned, John Campbell. hereby gives
notice 81 hi, appointment a, assignee Oi the
estate Of John T. Daniels. OF New Cumberland
In the county Uf Hancock In said distiiCt and
Who was. t0:wit. on the 2jlh day Of August 4
H. 1875 adiuigcd bankrupt upon his own petition
Dated at Wheeling, the iHth day OF November
A. ID. 1875. JOHN CAMPBELL.
uu2luaWS
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For the Register
DON'T FORGET THE CHILDREN.
To Old Santa Claus.

~ ORiOLE.
Dou't forget the little children,
This merry Christmas eve.
For candy, toys. and peanuts,
They expect Ia receive.
Bring picture book iur Fannie,
Bring tiuy Lou doll,
Bring Tom bow and arrow.
BTing John II top and bali.
What Of those little children
Those naughty girls and boys
Who disohey'd their parents
Are they Ia have no toys?
@, santa Claus, have mercy.
The boys aud girls will try
Ia be- kind AMI gentle children,
II you won'trass them by.
Don't forget the little children
They cant sleep sound Ia night,
They twcst and turn unCCa>iuR.
Wishing fur morning light.
Please hasten down the chimney,
With toys Of all kinds queer
Aud Santa Claus remember,
Christmas comes but once year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24
Misilct 90 a, Christmas. Tide.

The hanging Of the lnistletoe sa cause
of much frolic and laughter in the
house. tits the rule that whoever is
caught passing under the mistletoe-
bough must submit TO being kissed then
and there by whosoeyer chooses to
take that liberty. As a bough usually
hangs from the center Of the ceiling
spreading over u large space, II follows
that there must be much lodging or
much kissing; | am inclined to think
there are both,
The origin Of this use Of the mist le-
toe is not known; but We do know that
more than ! 500 wears ago, when the
glad stars sang together over the
manger in Bethlehem, and wise men
brought gifts OF gold, irankinCense and
myrrh to young child in the peasant
mothers arms, England Was chill,
mist-covered island, inhabited only by
savages, who wore garments OF skins
and lived in huis Of mud aud stone.
Among these savage Britcns there were
pagan priests called Druids. These
priests were mysterious folk, who
lived in dense woods far away from
other men, and who, in the gloomy
s0litudcs OF the forest, performed
strange secret ceremonies. The sacred
groves" ~ they were called, were OF
oak for the oak vas II divine tree, ac-
cording 10 the Druidical religion.
Within these sacred groves the priests,
il is recorded in history, offered their
sacrifices, and IN some manner, not
now known they employed lhr mis-,
tlcloc. But all mistlctoc Was not sacred
To- the Druids. They would havcnonc
but that which clung To the trunk
and Was nourishci by the sap nt the
divine oak. To them the apple-trcc
mistletoe, which modern England
uses SO freely in her holiday fcstlvi-
ties, would be- awprthIrss and common
thing.
When in later centuries, England
was taught the Christian religion by
priests who went thither from Rome,
the people, though proicssinga belief IN
Christ, retained many Of their hcathcn
rites and customs changed from their
original meaning and purpose. At amy
rate, from the DruidS has come the
modern usage 81 the mistlct"c-hUugh,
strangely preserved in festivities which
commemorate the birth Of Him whose
pure worship DESTROYS all heather
supcrstitionS. II. Nichoi,w .tor D,ccmhr".
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Htcubcu1 ~. accommodation leave B'llsit' ~
IsGPN BhdpIrh al ,.OD, aud Hui,c- NJ lea.
b'uvillS AtG iiPN
IFaE's -l'ubuVisc NJ sI0I. Y, BTiigiI1
~ y. 81 a. ~; arrive ri Bsllaifs NJ y - \. ".
Tickets AMI bagRagr rhSks " all principal
points IA thp Fst.t and We, can be pnsurri It
the uion TicL OfiiP, McLun Hons wheel
ing. and AT li'Ect oncc la bridgeport
r. MYtE@
uG2l General Passenger a Ticket AgrnI
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Asslgnee's Notice of Appointment.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District 81 West Virginia in Bankruptcy. Ia
the matter of Vim. VI. Haudlan, bankrupt
To whom II may concern.
The undersigned Denis q Kcefie, hereby gives
notice 81 his appointment as assignee 81 the estate
OF VIM. NJ Handian, Of Wheeling, In the county
al Ohio. In said district aud Who was, tawit: on
the 2gth day of August. 4. u. 1873, adjudgcd
bankrupt upon his own petition,
Dated Vt Wheeling the 18th day 0i November,
4 H. 1873 DENIS 0'KEEFFE,
uuyl loaWg Assignee
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For sale Cheap for Cash.

- HEAVY STONE WAGONS EIGHT cow
= Cars one cart Que Farm Wagon, u;.r spring
Wagon, Time ton 81
COAL BANK Rail lRDN.
Punched and counter sunk. One mex -FEHg
Wagon =. J EILIFHIfZ.
ApI5 CDT. 2ith and Market .irr"is.
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FOR SALE.

TOUsE AND SEVEN ACRES ~ TRINbtI-
j i hpia. six Or seven farms short distance
irIn piky. most 81 theta well impTuNcd.
several gnvd houses aud l"s 10 the ncighbur.
hnod 81 Film Grove and IriadclphtA Call aud
81, something yuU cAu make muHey on. u you
take il In uu!r. JOHN MLDONALI!!
RpI5 Real Fstaic kg't Tin Grove " Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24
TRADE MARX,

Ahu.c; a. Loss ui Memory, lnNcnal iA>,imdr
Palm IN the BU,k bnuuCs, m Vision. Prmaiup'
Old Aga aud many other pis,usr, that lead a.
Insanity. CnnSumI'l"n and Premature Gmyc.
Nd Full particulars Ia uuT pamphlet, which
We 4, siru in Sud ip'c iS mall lu INrD one
Do The specific MEDICINE !, ,oli NY all drug
gists at 81 pct ,khgu ur siN packages iuI - ~
viii De- sent fr,c hy nail 90 receipt ni the money
by addressing TiIE GRAY MEDICINE 90. ""
~ Mechanics Block. Detroit Mich
sold la Wheeling hy INlGHIiN bros. 4
90, Whul,Halr AMI p'tuii agents, aud H., ali
druggists every ~ h,ir Wrlrg
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No. 1887 Chapline Street.

il.lr ml, DE found in endless variety every
I. ,Fiprini, al housekeeping aud Family ITy
Good, ssr The price, E,,t Culurrd Prints =
g., aud cent, per ynri musliu> hiod'h'u
U.l uuIi,trhrl o. l.. q y. AMI lu cents per
.t.i. r..t Lancaster GtughHms u c"niS, ana al
Docs ,,uutI, iu rrupuTtiuu. call AMI ~ c"n
Nuu,i JOHN I. MIILfh'
Wd.. No 1897 Chuuliur street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24
FAST HORSES.
ROBERT B0NNeFs UNIQUE AND WON
vs. 80 sDERFUl STABLE.
The Foremos, Collection Of Tr0tting Horses
in the WotId-edwin Forrest, Dexter,
Music, John Taylor, StartIe-Scores
Of Horses Which Can Trot in
Less than 2.20.
From the Turi, Field and Farm.

From the Turi Field aud Farm
The greatest collection OF road horses
in the world belongs TO Mr.. Robert
! Bonner. There are now in his stable,
| West Fifty-ffth street, near Fifth ave-
nue., ten horses, every one ol which,
with single exception, has trotted in
800 or better The exception is Mamie
| b., by Edward Everett, dam st. Law
| renee Maid, one OF u pair driven several
years by Commodore Vanderbilt. She
is "a diminutiyc specimen OF h0rsefiesh,
standing but l4.l. Unquestienably she
is the fastest trottcr in the world OF her
size. She has pulled wagon Il mile on
three-uuartcr track in 2:23l, and has
been timed Il mile in harness in 2:2l,
She is fairly flying on the road now,
and Mr.. lie Bonner does not hesitate
To brush with anything that will accept
his challenge; and we'll he may, for she
has shown quarter in 32i seconds.
She wears lB-oz shoe.
Edwin Forrest, the phenomenal trot-
ter, towers like Il giant, IN size above the
little mare. Nowhere, among first class
flyers, can be- found contrast 80 strik-
ing in all its features. The beautiful
bay, as he has been appropriately called.
is fraction over sixteen hands; his head
denotes intelligence, the brain being pro
minent. His only defeat in the Grand Cen
trail Circuit was at Utica, where he was
not allowed To- win. At Hartford Forrest
trotted All exhibition nile III 2I4!, and
III the repeat went to the halt-milo post
in l:0Sl. where no other horse has yet
GONE i'm u race. Along the back-streich
4
mint, yuil. He lett his feet, and Green
pulled him up and came home at his |
ease, having made two breaks, in 2:ld. !
Those who have carefully watched the |
career Of Edwin Forrest are confident |
that lac is the peer oi amy horse III the
world thai il hc meets with no acct |
dents he will trut mile next year IN |
pig, or possible 2:l0 Mr.. Bonner Is !
driving him ON the road in pound shoes |
forward and in hall pound shoes be- |
hind,
Dexter. by Rysdyk's IIambctonian,
dam bv American Star, is twenty years |
old lie attracts, ii possible, more at
trntion in Mr. Iionner's stable than Ed |
win Forrest lC was the lirSt horse 10 |
trot in 1.l7l. his present record and he
WAS thr idol ul the public So long that
thr greatest desire il made manifest to
l,,L imam him IN retirement Had ne .
I,.,.,u La,t nm thc track IA, would haye
L.,t,u 5.Ii In his rurc AGAINST Ethan
,I,n and runnin,, matt. Inc WAS timed a
mile in o.l6. At Prospect Park Mr.
Hammer drove Dexter To- road wagon
weight 1Iy mounds. a mile III 2:2li |, Il
performance which has never been
Iit nI
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WHEELING, PIrTsBr RON MD BALTIMORE
DIVISION.

Leave wheeling .....,.........a.j:li An l.2jP. "
ThHdclphiH Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling .................6 " A. N. btDP. "
Tickets Ia all principal points on sale ~ depot
Once open al all hour during tho day.
Information t1 TIA" travelling public rhccnIlly
given W VI CLEMENS, VI, OFT
X 7 DENEklES, General Agent Wheeling
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FOR SALE.

mighty CHOICE BJILDGSG Lots OK
IL wheeling Island prize from $40 tu SHp
each ONLY one IA IA III thr purchase money Co..
CURED In cash The residue NAV lie paid aiipu-
uly la JOHN 4. GlLCHRiST,
nn.9nh At Top Mil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24
Mr.. Beecher Spoculates on How Christ
Would Be Roceived on EARTH How He
Would Receive Him at His House
A Christmas Talk.

GLOW would Christ bG received II he
were 10 come again. inquired MIR.
lIrcrhcr last night, at the Plymouth
PRAYER meeting. SUPPOSE, he con
tinued, che were Ia COME again to preach
II hc were To pass through New Haven,
get the endorsement ui Yale, 0l Prince
ton, or Of Amherst, men would say that
he was all right But ii hc came up
alone AMI were to 90 INTO the FrvSbNtC-
rian or the Lutheran church, he wruId hc
asked II number Ui questions, and II lac
did not answer them right hr would bc
set aside. AMI not one pulpit IN iiy"
would admit him. Ii hc wrr" H. Z"
among the enthusiastic bodies al men
and refuse to kmdlc nj hymn, Il prayer
or Il shout, he would be considered
lukcwarn blythe brethren. suppose lIc
came tu our houses and were To- select
those which would he the most agree
able, would he 20 into the ministers
houses? They are supposed to be- the
elect, and would lac find IN the elect
spirit ol mcckncsS, OF spirituality or UI
sweetness Oi temper? don I know but
that ii lie were Ia come I" my nous"
He would he treated very we'll: but !
should look well To- my spirit, /" my
thoughts il knew lie were coming, and
while ! should not be- afraid To- meet
Him know that il would be u very
severe ordeal. | will not speak Tor 9th
ers Of my brother ministers. This !
know When Hccamr before He did not
come To- the high priests and the rahbls.
lie culId not hc received 10y them then
Al Il cal
lie and nf their earthly AMBITION Mr..
Bccchrr concluded 10y an appeal to his
audience Ia avail themselves Of this
Christmas season Ia make a personal IN
quiry ~ to how they would receive
Christ himself were He to- come on
earth, AMI to 50 order their life that they
might say III all sincerity, Come, Lord
Jesus, come quickly
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FOR SALE.

BEsIRNBIEBl iIDlNr LOT FR0NTlNr
~ aIuui ~ icrt uu FULTON stTccj aHd Tuuniu-
lack - ic,.I pu chestnut siu'i Ia RIlttm"ur
,trr,t Bat Wheeling nor further iUf"nHAti'u
andy ~ W q Handlan. corner sixteenth and
Chaplin, slr,s.l. = l.. Kimberly. AAurhcs'rr 'uSi
Work, uf tH IaIN,r Wheeler Real E'iatc AEei.
---r,.-- I,,.-,lLN- mini nMl M.LM ~. lanlmaa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24

The young man who took up the col
lection in church the other Sunday,
when nothing nut scent pieces were
forthcoming. remarked that IT vas
neat bit al nickel plating Nee HdeeH
Reltsisr.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG R. r.
Condensed Time Table.
GOISG EAST AND WEST.

IOINU EAST md WEST.
On and after Suy 10. ls7s. all trains dafy DcI-
crpt sunday.
z Through trains 10 PitbbutIh.
Through trains tu Cleveland.
2 1hrUugh lTaHs toe hicRgu.
Pullman rafiur Cat, bcIS cen Ncllsyille aud
Cleveland.
Hotel aud sleeping Car Un all trains between
Alliance and thi'Ugu
lEAyL Nworu Mall kRpress