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THE BUTCHER.


Thi, week. children. shall show YOU
! the butcher. He i generally a good
man. but sometimes has Il bad weight
| of showing il.
The butcher j. jolly fellow; there
fore ii is meat that ne cuts up occasions
ally.
lie i good husband and his wife
clcave> unto him. He take, great care
Of lis clever.
The butcher i Il great tayoritr among
the fair sex. He j. always killing.
The butcher never sells horse meat,
although he has been known TO cut up
and dispose ola tillct.
The butcher will knock down an OK
and lamb woman ora child; but let
IL not he too harsh on the poor creature,
for pork rcachcr he l..
1t has been said that what l. bred i'll
the bone won't come out of tia flesh;
but the butcher gets much OF his bread
i'm the bone he sells tOyOu; and doesn't
this come out of the flesh!
The butcher has been blamed for
charging YOU rs much torthe bone ~
for the flesh: hut he does not require
YOU 10 take the bone. He carefully re-
moves all he can before he sends II
home.
Though the butcher charges YOU
Twenty-Five cents Il pound for bone, you
must remember that he sells the same
bone To the ScNvcngcr for three cents.
80 YOU see his average priC" is not cX-
brilliant.
Butchers are almost invariably tl"shy
men. \ meat shop i the place To go
if you want To get fat.
The butcher is great wa%. He has
| been known 10 sell kittens for rabbits.
| II II too had To make game ofpoor pliSs.
lhe butcher is usually very courteous,
! out some OF his host customers frequent
! get the cold shoulder from him.
| The butcher soon finds ont poor pay
| m% customers ami will at once cut him
| of. Ii YOU =" To him for pound Of
steak the chances are that he will cut
YOU of two.
Ii i said that the butcher will ~ soon
cut a steak OLA cow a. Il steer. Thi, i
Il miss steak.
If YOU ask for tender steak the
butcher will sometimes cut slice from
the round ami beat it with 4 clever.
This makes it tender. but is il Ii legal
tender"
Ifan old hen tall into his grasp hr will
tran>mite it into u spring chicken.
This is q fowl proceeding.
The butcher pays for most othi> tools,
hut he SteelS all his knives.
The butcher il naeed for his elegance
of apparel He drcSSe, To Kill, and he
kills To dress.
When beef becomes q grain stale the
butcher make corn beef OF it. -IH'
BnStU0 Y,UHHcyjp'.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS HERE
AND ELSEWHERE.
Governments Strong and Active Railroad
Bonds Lower Money Scarce at 6 to
Per CentY Provisions Advancing
Grain Higher-0y Goods
Very Dull.
THE DUTIES OF BANK DIRECTORS.

The report of the Comptroller OF the
Currency, which is to be submitted to
the incoming Congress, contains a
lengthy review of the duties of bank
directors and examiners, suggested by
the recent failure of the Mechanics Ma
tiOnal Bank of Newark, y. j., and the
Pacific National Bank of Boston. The
report Says the duties are defined by
law, and however innocent the direc-
tors may be of any intention of wrong,
they are responsible for the safety of the
funds in their care. 1t i peculiarly the
business of the directors, who may be
daily or weekly i'll session, to keep them
selves informed of the habits and char
actcrS OF their employees, and by contin-
uollS watchfulnc>s TO prevent detalca-
tons. The examiners visits are usually
made about once a year, while the d.
rectors are at hand ut all times. Faith
ful performance of the duties Of each
gives assurance of almost absolute safe
~. The small compensation provided
by Congress docs not contemplate
yearly auditing OF all the accounts or
bank by the examiner. The directory
must continuously look after its own ser
wants. The examiner looks after the
acts of the directors. The report of the
examiner is confidential, and is in no
sense certificate ofthc good condition
of the bank. In many instances
the capital stock of
bank has thus been found TO be
impaired, and the deficiency has been
made good without the knowledge of the
general public In other instances banks
have been obliged to pass their usual
dividends, using their earnings to liuui-
date bad and doubtful debts. The num-
Der of banks passing dividends in the
present year was l75; in 1850, 80; in
1879, 30l, and in 1878, 343 The recent
disasters, the comptroller says, do not
exhibit the weakness of the banking
system, but rather the weakness and
wiCke,inesS of human nature. Private
companies and individuals are contfnu-
ously suffering from cmhczzlcment and
forgcricS. Some additional legislation
will be- required, but there's not SO much
necessity for additional restrictions Us
there is for increased care upon the part
of examiners, and Increased diligence
and sagacity on the part of director, and
Others who are in charge of great trusts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

CURES 5 REJECT ..:., T~ 5 s :: and
Disease, BIIiOuSncSS,
. Debility, etc. The
h.m~Jy Known to Man !!
g.oOO,O0O BOTTLES 2!
~..u SINCE IS7u
Diseases Iurj"d Properties
.r,f... the Pts aIine in the saliva
o. N'...,..,,,..ri~ the Starch and Sugar of
ubs'. mo- -.IucosC. = deficiency In
o.. ,,D>,.- " ind and NOurin. otthc
~ pro, ,r,. stomach. u th" ni"dtCln IL
'' '- .,,.,p,sIiatCIS pftCr cat.n= she fer
~. .,,..r nI food - prevented.
'-.. mon the liver.
u co. ., ,Uou the ki5ucF>-
j. ,,'.r.I,,ly.- the Bow els
. .t.,s the Bio"h.
o. ,...,rr, il,v NVrN nu~ ~ >''"h'
] S".,,,t,-~ N:CC-tioH.
% '.t,Ic>. strengthens an" ihNiS'
g,l' ,,,,,.r.ontnr old BLOOD aud makes
.". .,- the pores of the skin and i'm
"P.a,Hl,l,b, Aspiration
.' ....... ....'' '..''T. obi. 'H'.~'hIl
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of West Virginia, county Of Ohio, city
of Wheeling, in the Municipal court Of Wheel
ing. November Rules, 1881 In chanccrY.
Matte NJ. Weber and Charles 4. Weber.
William ii. Weber and Maud j. Weber.
The object of this suit Ii To- have partition
made OF the real estate situated in said city of
Wheeling, on the west side Of Main street,
known ~ Nos. 1925 and ll27 Main street, nj
present occupied by Henry Jacobs as IA dry
goods store, said property being more plrticu-
larly described in the bill flied in said court.
And il appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant, William II. Weber il not II resident
Of the state Of West Virginia, II is now ordered
that the said nonresident defendant, William
IL. Weber do appear ut the next rule day, on
the 18th day of December, ISL, or either Of the
two following days and do what is necessary
10 protect his interest in this suit.
In Testimony whereof have hereuntO signed
my name an Clerk OF said Court, this 18TH day tn
November, ISL, nj November Rules, in the
Clerks office Of suid Court.
TeStc. TlOS. VI. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Jacob, Cracraft II FERGUSON, Solicitors for
complainantS. nlOnwt
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WESTERN ETIQUETTE
4 Chicago Housc Editors Wow ON
Matrimonial Ceremony.

"Excllse me, gentlemen" said the
Young lady, "but which one OF you Is
the society EDITOR
I'VE don't keep one on this paper,
Mrs" said the critic, "but the whole
gang take crack at that style OF
Journalistic labor once mwhile. B.
there anything We can do for you
Il was going To ask" said the girl, Iii
it would he too much trouble for you Ia
give me some hints a. to the proper
way to receive and dispose of guests AT
u wedding; how the supper should be
served and - FORTH
"Iou want to know what is en- fTggi"
and rcch"sriiy, ~ the French say" re-
marked the hOrseman' We can give
you the correct pointer. Are you the
Flushing bride"
''Ncs, sir" said the girl, in Il rather
week voice; that Is ~
"Oh, understand" said the horse
editor, appreciate your feelings. was
once Young and bashful myself. Now
shout this wedding. The receiving part
is easy. After the nuptial ceremony is
concluded you ami Mike
but his name isn't Mike" said the
Young lady. His nameiS-"
"Oh, know all about that, said the
equine Journalist. "Of course his name
is Adelbert or Reginald or some other
dry goods clerk nonsense, but i'll giving
advice wcalwaVs alludc To the sucker ~
Mike and call the bride Hannah. 1t
saves time. Now, after you and Mike
are married, you want To jog along
home and plant Yourself at the back
emf ct the parlOr. Better have 4 floral
bell or something like that 10 stand I'M
der. because il is considered the correct
thing and makes better tOH e"SCmbfP,
a. the French say. Then the guests
they get in line and 90 by You on slow
waik-a kind of wt-buried-him-Shdl
bv-drad-Of-night clip-and you shake
hands with each one and say, 'lhankS,
awfully,' and they look nj Youand Mike
~ if YOU were Il couple Of prize cattle
and feel sorry for you.
and the supper"' said tn" Young
lady.
ooh. YES the supper Well at some
weddings they feed in the dining room,
and at Others each guests sits ona chair
and has his lunch brought to him.
Now always advise the Use Ofch0pped
feed at weddings bring on the ham
sandwiches and the lee cream nj the
same time. They can't eat the sand
witches first, because ifthcy do thecrcam
will melt, and if they throw in the cream
10 start with the sandwiches will act
like Banquo'S ghost they will not
down." and the horse reporter wink@t
vigorously at the dramatic critic III
order to attract the attention of that
person 10 his able joke But the critic
was irving To smoke Il cigar that the adj
vance agent of the Whale had given
him and did not look.
"Of course" continued the hi"graphct
| of Gold smith Maid, ''it would hc bcttrl
| it. YOU could give each GUESTS a box stall
| and throw the feed i'll early in the even,
! ing. hun this i not often practicable, IT
YOU had better keep on the racket
II am sure / am very thankful, sir
| for the interest YOU have taken in thu
! matter" said the girl ''and | shall fol-
| low Your advice. Which j. the way
| down stairs, plca>e:'
There are two ways, replied the
| horse reporter. "Iou can jump down
| the hatchway or take the stairs Oui
| elevator never runs. '--th'""3o I7'
| y,yy-.,
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Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.
3eIIaire and Southwestern r. r

CDVDEySED TINE TABLE.
NNANp AFTER MAi:' ii 2; ISL ,ThAINs
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c,nntnms Of Liver Complaint

-r.r,lory = West Third Nireei. New
f#rl sugN.
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Consumption Cured.

HNITlNOHF, MD, fNNTIIHTN 7, I'M.
I'puu the recommendation Of Il friend |
tried Browns Iron HjttcrS ~ tonic and
restorative for my dsughtrr, whom | was
thoroughly ,ul,, in"~I ,rr~ fast w"~tiuW
away I'm consumption. Having lost three
daughters 10y the r"rribl" disease, under the
care of cmiuru, physicians, | was 10th tn
believe that ANYTHING could arrest The pro-
-.rr>> ui tine disease: hut to my surprise. be-
fore my daughter had taken on" bottle OF
Browns Iron Bittrr~, The began to mend,
and is now quite restored To- her former
health. \ fifth daughter began to show
-iyr- of consumption. and when the phy>i
clan was consulted. he quickly said. "IoulcN
were. rcplircd,' And when Informed that
the elder sister was taxing Browns Iron
Bittrr>. responded. That i 4 good tonic
take it.
NDORAM PHELPS. OF Ayke~ Il Phelps,
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Guatemala Women In the Surf


We landed at ChampercO. Its thatrh-
,d E.it-. sheltered by royal palms, ant
surrounded by orange groves, presented
the ideal tropical picture, which wa,
we'll confirmed by the teryent heat OF
the sun. Our curiosity being soon graf
flied, we strolled down to the beach.
several hundred men, women, maids.
Youths and children We're tossing and
tloumdering i'm the toamy surf, the large
majority OF them being mincumbered
by even ~ much ~ linen collar.
There's Your bright bronzed maidens
OF the sun" exclaimed our poet i'll rap
lures.
"How about the sharks" inquired a
more practical Traveller, when 1t was
proposed we would join the batherS'
"Oh. they won't touch YOU i'll the
s,rf,' - ioiiv tar replied. "Ive never
heard of anybody being hurt by a shark
i'm the surf. They can't see in the surf.
Confiding in this pleasant theory we
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Participated in the general enjoyment.
The brown senoritas manifested no sur
prise..or disapprOval, and assumed no
prudish airs. They laughed, shouted
and hinged into the rearing breakers
with rs much indifference as though
they were the most elegant bathing COS
tunes ever manufactured. The women
of Central America are famous for
beauty OF form, which i chiefly due TO
the fact that they ignore t o,e applian-
ancVs of civilization that twist their
palrr sisters out of shape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

Qnict aud firm for choics at l2Gl3c. Cheese
Quiet and firm at S@ll2ic MetalS-Man
ufactured copper unchanged: new sheath
ing. &c; Ingot lake, I9t.i9Jsc. Pig
iron-.Quiet and steady; Scotch ut 23a2f;
American, 2la26c. Russia sheeting. f3al5c.
Nails-Cut. s. 30a:f 40: clinchS4 9Os5 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05
FELLOW S.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HypO-PHOS-PH|TES
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma

VIVERE FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP
w useless in all other diseases, the benefit
which il undoubtedly yields in Consumption
and other diseases OF the Respiratory Organs
would vindicatc its claim 10 the attention OF
every medical practitioner. From the Statis-
tics of England and America il is II fair cSti-
mate that onc-tcnth Of the entire deaths Is
caused by Consumption alone. II the syrup Is
used DcrScveringy 1t subducS the tendency To
CONSUMPTION, and in many confirmed eases, rs
in that Of the inventor, ii has effected a cure.
Indigestion and habitual COStiVencS> almost
always arise from weakness of the nerves and
muscles of the stomach and bowels. In such
cases, Fellows Compound Syrup Of HypophoS-
phtcS has proved itself Of the greatest service;
healthy.
The Syrup will cure Pulmonary Consump-
ptiOn in the first stage, and Will give Grc4t
relief and prolong life in the second and third.
II will cure Asthma. bronchitis, LaryngitiN and
Coughs. II will cure all diseases originating
from Muscular Action and Nervous Force.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

rrr,rrrrE oy TRAINS WHEELING TIME
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Ualtrupf,l butter, half cuptJl Sugar,
> egg. cupful milk, : cupfulS flour, =
Spoontul- taking powder. Filling for
cake: pint of milk, 2spoonfulS of corn
starch. half cupful sugar, half teaspoon
fill vanilla; mix until smooth the corn
~,aich ina little milk. Put intoa double
boiler. the remainder Of the milk, the
sugar. and vlnilla. and lastly, add the
corn starch; stir constantly for about :
minute. Spread while hot hot on lay
p-~ of the cake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

SUNDAY Express leaves Whcclingn' SEA. Nj
arrive, W"ll,burg 3:2i A. NJ, St"uh"nNill" Us
\. ", making close connection Tor WestTu
points.
Trains leaving Columbus at3:10 T.. ". and a3s
A. NJ run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except sunday, htbu
T. NJ. with sleeping ear attached, arriving I'm
Chicago at : 10 next morning. Berth, can bS
secured ia advance at Union Depot ticket Oihce,
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Cars through without change from StcuDen-
willie east Ia Philadelphia and New YORK, and
west la Columbus, TO iln"'"""'' '-''.'' '"ie'
IriIuuutypII~ ana -. LOUIS.
For through ticket, baggage checks, Sleeping
car a"cuunOdat!OnN,HE ANY iurt.cr lniprma-
ton apply Joseph " BcIl"vill". Ticket Agent
AT PniI-IInndlr Depot, foot 81 Eleventh street,
or al ,ity Ticket Office. under Mcclure Howe.
Wheeling. ur,,
Gent Manager. Pittsburgh, Pa.
r.. A. FORD,
GrnI Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. "a
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS

viii find this Syrup Of inCstimablr value. \
dos. should he taken before speaking or sing
ing. .,,
Nphonia, or the Loss Of Voice, is usually
wH@rc a single doc las NGcn tiIcctr;i " '''
= Il. Jacob. NJ. d., ~. John, y. t., writes:
IL had occasion to use your syrup i'll Il case
Of AphOnia which would not yield To regular
treatment; it proved tn be all that YOU claimed
for il. having acted with expedition and entire
satisfaction"
~ DO not he deceived by remedies bearing
similar name; no other preparation l. "A SubNtl'
tutr for This under any circumstance.
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LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO December 5-Thc Drorc'S' JJ"f-
nal reports: HogS-RrcciptS 1000 head;
shipments 100 head the market is gem
orally weak at 5al0c lower, especially on
rough lots common to good mixed - 90
as o.: light - SOFAS %; heavy packing
and shipping 81 l0GtG TO; skip, and graSscrs
81 eN(II -.
Cattlc-Rcccipt> 100 head; shipments
300 head Market generally unchanged
and shipping dull; exports u 1906 80;
good to choice shipping = 2o@5 GO; com
mon to fair 81 OOCt4 -; mixed butchers in
lighter supply and in fair demand and
steady; poor to fair - OOm2 30; good 10
choice - 75a3 80; stockerS and feeders
active and steady at - 2jM3 -; mainly
- 75aS -; Texans - O0@4 %.
Shccp-EecciptS 6oo head; shipments
LOO head market steady OF best; others
very weak: common to medium y oOcn
> ~; good to choice s. 5OGgi on: extra
II iOGIL %
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New NoEK. December $-pry goois this
week ceases upon aquict but steady market
Cotton goods in light demand but firm
Choice foreign prints in rather better de
mand iur the holidays trade. Wooden
goodsurc moving steadily on former orders
but current demand is light. silk plusheS
..mn .l.iM.. Ill
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% NoricE-Tickc,S are so only. Halves. s..
EiNhN. s.. Irnth,, u.
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Cincinnati.

TolEnO, December 3.-Whcat Strong:
No > red spot, seller December II 36>s
ii 1913. ConI-Steady; No. = spot 84c;
seller January CSC; seller May o. Oats
Dull and nominal. Glover Sccd-No. >
81 30. prime s. l2is.
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Beat together. To cream, cuptll
butter and cupfuis white sugar; add
! egg,. whites and yolks beaten separate
II. Then add the juice and grated rind
Ola lemon, cupid Of milk with Il tea
spoonful OF ~oda stirred in it, ami four
rImftll~ of -iltrd flour. Bake in hot,
steady oven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

The hnu~,- keeper who Is limited as
I'd time and materials, will fine the fol-
lowing recipe most excellent one:
I M. flour. | III. sugar i Id. butter, 10
eggs. Mix ~ for pound cake. Divide
into parts; take ouc-third, flavor with
lemon. or to taste, and bake ~ Il pound
cake. Mix cupru of r;,i>in~, | cupful
curr;,nt~. piece ot citron, cut thin, spices
tu taste with second one-third, and bake
~ a frlDit cake. To the remainder add
flour enough L. :nli, cut, and fry ~ crIl-
l.r-
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excepted. ,,,,xpy pres,aeot
GEO. HENRY, Gcn' Manager.
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fpuily except sunday.
r~tcuhrnNI,lc AccOmm,rlai IOu-IhiS train
during the day pl,>,,,> backward and frrward
between Martins Ferry and BCllAiTc. stopping
when REQUIRED at tho sherman House, .EtuU-
willie. West Wheeling and Grave! Hlll
.lrivh>Villv Accommodation.
rtuual bower Accommodation.
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NOTICE To TILE PTRLIC

NOTIIF To TIFF. TT BII0.
The public are hereby cautioned against Send-
ing any Money or orders TO SuSEs & Co, -
Nassau street, New York city las authorize ~
Tickets. They are flooding the country win
Bogus Circulars purporting 10 be Of the loulsi-
ana state Lottery Company, and are frauo -
TLcy have no authority from this COmpa ly TO
sell its Tickets and are not its agents t.r any
nnrno.,. 81. a. DAtPH y
New Orlesrk La.
Sry op,FpSs IA July A. ISL. no9
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Cincinnati.

CIycINNATI. December %.-lIogs-Steady
common and light s. 00@6 Is; packing
and butchers s. 20MG %. Receipts 100
head. Shipments 325 kcad.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable City Property.

pY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Mary W. Beir to the undersigned
trustee, dated on the 18th day OF November
1880, and recorded i'll the Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Ohio county, in the State of
West Virginia, in deed OF trust book Nc L.
page "a, will sell at public auction. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1881,
Beginning at 10 o'clock n. m. at the front door
o. the Court House of ohio county. the follow
ing described real estate. that is to say: \ lot
of ground on Wheeling Island, being lot num-
beSed seven "a III square numbered one, in
GilChriSt'S addition to the City of Wheeling,
fronting about sixty feet on the east side OF
Chestnut street, and running back at right
angles with said street n uniform width OF
about sixty feet 10 the Ohio river IA recorded
plat Of said addition is set out in deed book
book No. 80, page 3l9 Of the land records of
said county. On said lot is situate Il large
dwelling house, being the same property con-
vcycd TO said Mary W. Bicrby John GilchriSt,
by deed dated July 49, 1871, aud recorded in
deed book No. -.
TERMS-CaSh on day Of sale.
Title believed To he perfect. hut selling ~
trustee will only convey such title rs is vested
ill me. j, ID. EWING,
dcCli Trustee.