Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-16

commissioners AT I-oiS
infer a genuine blessing were
| ,n,n their solemn attention to
IN Of the seaside boarding
,rjrjcal campaign has barely
in Wisconsin, but already one
In. recome so warmed up as to
.~orber Of being a "fendly
,bs.,n between the Republican
in Pennsylvania continues TO
ri.so wide that no political
rau devise devise any plan for
il.
.,g Of frozen facts" Mr.. Dor
| man who looks upon the world
rri.ou.bars, faces an irOnreality.
|,y ormay not have any bearing
4,e.
.vr,. which were Gods first
| ,,I hold q high place in the
.of many sincere Christians,
rampueeting tlourisheS more
r. aOundantly as the years go
week the tariff commission, at
E-,pch. will rub its combined in
against the great question OF
Iu.ug and the modern apph-
that approved hygienic exer-
! >, prohibition law was passed
y the Trustees Of OglethOrpe
Who enacted that the drink of
,rnrgia lc absolutely prohibit
] that all casks containing it shall
im."
respondent of the New York
hung ior the benefit of sleep
,ays that, 50 far rs his observa-
.. tine most effective remedy for
plrrs i, to put a pair of roller
o the feet Of the sOmnamhulist
rytireS.
.u>and copies Of the complete
a,u, reports arr To be published
rrd distribution. The reports
rnred in fifteen quarto volumes
1000 pages each. Besides the
|a,.,ticS the series will include
aborlte reports on special in
rman professor announces an
o for indicating automatically
wrather changes. 1t combines
raiions afforded by the barO-
Eind vanr ami hygrometer, and
Lar Use yields, it is said, a high
agr Of accurate weather warn
Kansas City Times has made up
that the first session of the
yenth Congress can be charac-
s the most virulently corrupt
melesS that has ever helped to
b the history Of the COuntry,and
act Of the long session that will
neral approval is its adjourn
rw York Tribune says: 1T is
b say that General Beaver has
nrc Of being elected. He could
the Independent ticket were
lhe field" That endorses the
of the brst informed politicians
EyIyania, that the success of the
'iic ticket there is assured
the question ola doubt.
Par will pass the summer in the
The ScovilIe family will pass
n IN quarrrling. James Cor
nett will pass it n far from the
PIE as possible. The govern
PASS ami show us its hand on
otthe star reuters. Hubbell
The summer in assessing. Gov
employees who don't pay up
IN their designations.
eN'Imated that not fewer than
merlrans went to Europe this
on pleasure bent, though bv no
lIh the frugal mind which was
IPn's endowment. As each
sSe represents on the average
ature abroad Of not less than
SAND dollars, the annual trans
exodus has an important bear
American fuanceS.
|" D" '''at one may almost count
hngers ofone hand the really
anu money-making watering
'S year. The growing popu.
cottage life is seriously affect
lies> at summer hotels every-
Anl this fact, added to the ex-
huroPe, and the excursions
|tP people continually on rail-
III Steamboats,, accounts in a
<a,"'e for the only moderate
'he present season.
'nlng is goiug on in the
Ia, ,olored Minstrels," said Mr..
I,-l rnhman to an interviewer re.
I"'riy Of the negroes were
sons III Glasgow, and they al
highest regard for the rule,
'''e' When a row occurs be.
ny OF them somebody shout,
| serious word and the boys al
speak. Then follows from
III such an expression, as f
I, ! a memhah oh de Odor, T,
OacS' The trouble cease
Feeding Rye.
august l5.-Farmers are faad
mo,s TysS rye as being cheape Ina,
-O'e iattenning. A
koo,j j5''ainond Dyes any lady "a,
..,, -u results as the best prSS,;ea S "a,
y uye warranted true 10 osm