Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-18

~ tO the hdNailau 1SAduuSi HAS al
;vsd At san Francisco with his family
Nr. Preston Power is now in Cincin
.atL He sails for Italy soon to super
o,end the completion of the bust o
iarfcld.
The unprincipled scribbler who start
1.-THE item to the effect that the jersey
i,v snorrs ought to be nibbledto death
5 Young ducks.
The London Truth says that \. G
wiuhurne, the poet, contempIates 1
My in the United states, where he viii
.ye a series of readings.
Congressman Ben LeFevre, of Ohio
,ys the Democrats of that State viii
.r,ainlv gain four and probably six
,embers of the next House of Repre-,
.ntativcS.
One Of J. Hubbell's Republican black
,siling circulars was found in the Utica
D.,ofice, addressed to a dead man,
mo in his lifetime held q small govern
lent clerkship in Utica.
Edison is driving away at another
Atent. 1t is stock indicator having
times the speed Of those now in use.
/, /, all wrong. The present machine
ives a man to insanity quick enough.
\ phrrnologist says that Large ears
.iirste patience and agility When
yr,lgatmg an animal with large ears
however, may be best To remember
a, the patience is in front and the
Iliy behind.
A, Ben Hills funeral q reconciliation
brought about between Senator La
E,r and Bob Toombs, who had not
lokeu since the former outraged the
tings Of the other by delivering a
llusy ON Charles sumner.
Henry Ward Beecher remarks: at
ne i any great and good thing in
re for YOU it willnot come at the frs
4 second call" That is so; every
ker knows he may have to wait for
sales Of the second board.
/ lDi the sons of ex-President Tyler, one
(. commissioner to suPerintend the
k;ruction Of cancelled national bonds
Washington; a second is q prosperous
ysician in the same city; and a third
principal of an academy at Memphis,
'rnesSee.
the receipts at the office Of the re-
! Trr Of taxes in Philadelphia from the
.,aN indicate a large vote in Novem-
The Press of that city thinks that
b intensity Of fo"lins has not boon
ta.,d in the state of Pennsylvania
i the DAYS of KnownothingiSm."
|fhere isn't a newspaper in Denver
b. over five years of age, and yet
\ rrfer To each other A. "old political
asatutrs. ."-Rochester Express. The
snvrr News was established in 1889;
) Tribune in 1856; the Times 1871;
b Herald in $50, and the Farmer in
'fhe ex-Rev. George c. Min, Of Chi
! Q. who was the lion at the recent
y &y,hmkers' disturbance at Watkins,
ordered full costumes for Hamlet,
3 Othello and Richelieu, in which
lacterS he will make appearance
this season. We suggest that the
II keep an eye on the trunks.
j H. New York Times tells its readers
= ,Nr. Frank Hurd, of the Toledo, o.,
rirt, is q better representative of EN-
lened opinion on the subject Of rev.
reform than his Republican OppO-
b, and that there is no national eXi-
y which should restrain Republic
S who favor revenue reform from
ing him their support.
man out West bought a bed>tead,
wOod Of which was so green that
warm spring day it broke out all
rwilh buds and in q week was COW
with little groves Of waving
nches. In the autumn the children
Sed the chestnuts from the side
= and the next spring tapped the
aboard for maple sugar.
few Of the uncO' guild people o!
aago being up in arms against the
lie exhibition of nude statuary nj
III exposition now in progress in that
On the ground that it is inimical to
cause Of good morals, the Washing
Lba kindly suggests that the mana
might remove the objection by
Mrlng the Apollo BelvidereS in plug
claw hammer coats, tight trousers
Noih-pick shoes, and the little We,
in skirts, etc.
CulLiS, who has become noted
2l his faith-cure camp meeting al
ONhard, where miracles are assert
have been wrought in answer t
@yers, is Boston physician in ex
Fe practice. He has collected
"N to support the Faith Cur
He' and his integrity is so unques
81 that all the money expended il
sh different charity institutions i
NJ INTO his hands by the contribu
He Tor many years prayed in De
Patients whom medicine did no
and he has great faith.
ahnouneement,of the mortal sick
y, 'he venerable DR.. Pusey, now il
u" Year, will not occasion surprise
'ount ofhis extreme age. Puscy
uAh and Keble We're the trio VIII,
We most to DO with the celebrateC
S'an movement of 1888 and wit!