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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
A TooTHsoME SUBJECT.
A Great Stride Made IN Dentistry. Rs
shown by One OF the Leading EK-
pOueuts Here

| bad heard of the new adornments
being placed in the dentistry parlOrs OF
DR.. George Caddle, at 1929 Main street, and
entertained with a report OF their sumptu-
Gus character, called TO see for myself.
The rooms are certainly models OF COM
fort and beauty, and indicated prosperity
in the doctors professional life that was
gratifying TO see. The refurnis hing has
been done with no niggardly hand, and the
richness of the appointments with the
combination Of true artistic taste is mat
ter OF sincere compliment. | asked the
doctor what he was doing 10 perfect ana
advance the practice Of his profession, and
he said:
1T seems as though improvement could
no further go. When art causes nature -
blush fer its work, il seems TO me that pso'
gress can not be much further. II nature
fails TO give comedy or crooked teeth we
straiEhten them and make the pearls oil the
mouth q veritable treasure in use ana
looks. If she has destroyed them we re-
plsce for her teeth which defy detection
from their naturalness, snd the rosy red
ness of the plate is as deilcately
tinted as the gums aud palate OF
Aesh and blood. The crown process
however, which use here in my business
for restoring to natural teeth the perfec-
ton of beauty, comfort and usefulness has
given me practice which is fattering in the
extreme. do not want you TO think me
an egotist, but will candidly say to you
that I have successfully accomplished
some work here the results of which have
sstonished nue. myself. have worked on
teeth here which made the mouths OF thei'
owners actually hide Gus, and succeeded II
making them beautiful. l believe in keep
inc abreast OF the latest discoveries in m!
| profession, snd in my laboratory is n17
| he firp.t Instruments employed, and son
OF which are lately from Paris. In n
filing Of teeth snd their extraction opera
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
SoNNEBORN BROTHERS.
The Fashions ia GeniIemen's Furnish
ing Goods for the Spring and sum
mPr,

1t is presumed that every gentleman
who reads this paper will have more or
less interest in few lines about gents
furnishing goods and the styles for the
spring and summer wear.
The only house here which makes
specially OF these is that of MeSSrs. Some
born Brothers, at 1907 Market street Mr..
Henry Somehow, whose tasteful window
display is always the daily subject OF most
complimentary notice from passers'D{' eS-
hibited for me some of the new goods he
has Just received in the line Of neckwear,
hosiery and shirts The former line in
scarfs and ties exhibit more brilliaucy even
than prevailed last season, and the hosiery
keeps pace with it in this regard. Turn
down collars with quite space between
the edges seem more popular than the
clerical standing baud, and it must be con.
fesSed that this is an instance OF where
popularity and good taste arc combined.
CutjeWclry with the patent backs and quite
pronounced setting are still IN favor anu
there are many very handsome designs
gotten up in this way and the cost of which
is altogether dsprOporti0ned to their beau
~, with the ratio in favor of the buyer
Flain open bosomS are the laYOrite shirts
for obvious reasons, although many who
have got their hand IN with the open back
variety continue their patronage o! tins
brand.
The sonneborn Brother, display very
much good taste in the selection of their
goods, and he would be a hard customer
who could not please his fancy there. In
the substantial lines OF underwear, night.
shirts and gloves. their stock IS complete
and covers nil prices from the lowest To the
finest grade. They are pleasant gentle
men TO dta! With, and | ana glad 10 know
u ~ are doing q booming business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29

when see the book beer signs hanging
out; the pensive negro hustliEg around for
a whitewashing job, and the shy, bat natty
appearance, of few straw hats. And the
latter aforementioned advance agent of
rhubarb pie caused me to think of my
friend. Mr.. Robertson, under the New Nc
Lure House, and Familiarity addressed him
in these words:
Now, Frank, confess up that this is
dull season Just between two brisk ones,
and that you are not selling over three
dozen hats day"
why. what do you meant he re-
sponded. Business is good, frst-ciass. in
fact. am not selling many straw hats yet,
it is true, but plenty of Others. Bat | have
cot in my stock Of straw hats though, and
I'll show you some"
"Now, isn't that daisy" aud he pro-
duced low crowned, broad brimmed straw
as light as feather and as graceful as one.
II was, indeed, nice sample, and the
dozens OF others exhibited proved that Mr..
Robertson was indeed ready for the warm
weather.
Hat men have come to the city AMI staid
a few months and gone again, but this
Young gentleman, with his solid business
tact: his natural propensity to make host
Of friends, and his careful catering 20 the
wants Of the community, has piaCet him
on splendil footing here. He repres EMS
he STYLES here simultaneously with their
appearance in the east, and sells at just as
.ow prices. He is one OF Wheeling y0nns
but progressive men of business, and Is
having the success that comes from per
severance, courtesy, good judgment,
promptuess, and square and honorable
dealing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
USefaI Household Reeeipe,.

To remove oils, yarishes, resins, tar,
oysters soup, current jelly and other
sections from the bill Of fare, use ben
zine, soap and whitewash brush and
garden hose. Then hang on wood pile
to remove the pungent ellluvia Of the
benZine.
To clean ceilings that have been
smeared by Kerosene lamps or the trag-
rance from dried salt pork, remove the
ceiling, wash thoroughly with hOrax
turpentine and rain water, then hang
on the clothes line to dry. After,
pulverize and spread over the pie plant
bed for spring wear.
To remove starch and rOughneSs from
fiat iron, hold the iron on grindstone
for twenty moments or so, then wipe
off carefully with rag. To make
this effective the gr;ndstOne should be
in motion while the iron is applied.
Should the iron still stick to the goods
when in use spit on it.
To soften water for household pur-
poses, put an ounce Of quick lime IN
certain quantity of wateri lift Is not
sufficient, use less water or more quick
lime. Should the immediate lime con-
tinue to remain deliberate, lay the
water down OH stone and pound 1t
with base ball club.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Da,r Gundling. the Star Clothing
House Man. stilI in the Front.

great many people wonder how some
men start in business and Immediately
take firm hold on the affections of the
people, and do n thriving business from al
most the day they take down their shutters:
And yet the matter is simple enough. |
don't know Of any better example Of this
kind than my old time friend Dave Gund-
ling, the proprietor OF the Star Clothing
House at No 81 Twelfth street. | saw him
for few brief moments during my pere-
grinations among the business houses OF
Wheeling, and he said Things are rush
ing rs usual. am carrying more goods
than ever did in my life, but my friends
warrant me in doing il. When | com
menCcd trade in this city il was with Il
strict understanding with myself and my
clerks that there should be no miSrepreSen
talioEs in my store. was determined 10
keep rs good and extensive line OF goods
rs you could lind anywhere, and to sell
/ them as cheap as you could buy IN
New York, and let the people know /,
Through the newspapers. My store Tx
lures are not as handsome aS some, but 10
not care rap for that. bought the
goods | knew would sell and my orders
have been increased each year unt! now
| have eight times the stock ! started
with. Ny experience in the clothing
business has been OF good many wears
standing. know ! buy riaht, and know
that no one can underscll me. don't care
how shoddy t!rir goods are. At the same
time when SCI. = suit know can Pc
sonally recommend not only the mlterd.
for quality. bat the strength of tn" manu-.
fsCturr, the elegance and style "f tn finish,
and Their ccnieel and tasteful appearance.
No one could ask more than thai.
Dave"
no ShoUd think not. And now. IN
cents furnishing goods don't have any
sIiverI'at"d show cases or fancy glass wiri.
robes to show them in. but have al laii
j. new, Robby and de>irahl" N this Hm".
and IAN save any gentleman money NhD
buys Of ne. and guarantee hlm that h" -
getting the best and what is ui the latest
fashion. display new goods here almost
every day, and those who are tired oi fancy
prices come here To huy
"Wrll. then, vow are handling big
trade
That's what | ava doing. AMI you can
send alOn" your friends and | vii. demon.
>'rure practically VLat ! have said tn You.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
The LUMBER BUSINESS
O,rrat the Star Flaming Miils. I" Ihris'
Ing InsGiIuttOn.

Mr.. Holiday" said nddTes,ins the
well known proprietor OF the Stst i'an'n.
mills. ON the corner OF Market and Iwe"iy
-, ond street, yesterday, You ought -
have = big al in the REDiSTEg to.myfrps
with It's tu"uiy thousand circulation
Yes i would bring me business. ] 40
y, ~. but We are in 10 condition 10 handle
shy large accession OF orders Just nov, T."
We Rrr runnins pretty nearly up to our "a
pGcity ~ II ~.
''I.eu the lumber business Is booming.
aye
II i,that very thing. I don't know vines
~ have been 10 busy before. but Ne ere
we'll GIcd for it. suppose We carry tbs
heaviest stock OF any similar estsblishnent
in the State, and We have every facility Tor
handiingit Our mill 10 Kept going iro6
dawn 10 dusk, and In finished lumber
fIom the plain dressed article to the pro.
duct Ia doors, rash and 90 on we are turn
irg ont stacks Of work"
"Is this the case with oil the mills
Il don't know whether II IN or not. We
have been IN business here q good many
yearH, and have always sought To turn out
a quality Of work which will preserve and
enhance our reputation. We believe IN tbs
old but good maxim that anything thatn
worth doing at all Is worth doing well,
ard We find our patrons stick right ~ us,
and through thsir representative we arc
continus getting new oses, Bill an
a great believer In advertising, and "
fhinr, were dull with us would 70 In. Bat
IL IL otherwise ut resent and the indics-
tions are that the rush Will keep up right
along, And IL II does 0e can supply ".
We are cred for big campaign Of work.
The building outlook ~ brighter than fpf
a coed many seasons past, and pric-s are
low. Congress didn't take the duty on
lumber, and there has been no un,etiie.
meat Of values in consequences. EYeu the
agitation OF the subject did not csuSs 0
single futisr. for people who were making
ENVIRONMENTS or putting up buildins'.
were doing 30 simply becsuse they vers
necessities, sEd the general property Sss
rapud them in the expenditure.
You have o fine mill here, ~. hosh-
aYe.. and we have fine workman: Toe
zee everything goes regular - eiock.0k,
and the lumber we turn out 10, oeyondssy
doubt whether Undressed or b1ished:
abou. ., good an article a. you could ma
.nyuhsrr In the oouniry. Every board ts
elected stock. thoroughly ssssonsd. sod
se are ready IN make oontrsets NJ psioes
which are r0pn 30 bed sock and With The
.siIstsetion Of knowing that ve are giyisg
gty patrons o quality ~ !ninb~r ssich Is .
No. % every respect"
O'bsr p'sbiug mills were visitsd sod u
~. found y :, she lumber in'sress befs
Az 70, suffering by large msj1isy.
rCs~''s"ri ~ Ten'h PaJ,.l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
MATTERS IN MILLINERY.
Something OF Interest q" oar Lady
Readers

There is PROMPTLY no merchan, IN tins
Ciiv who has occasion 10 60 East oii"n"r
than Mr. g. l.. Rice, OF A. l. Rice s. CO.,
whose millinery and trimming establish
ment on Main street. - familiar 10 thou.
sanGs throughout this entire section Of
country. \ ,F!p 10 New York marts ~
made necessary about once month ~
order 10 keep pace with the fashions and 10
have the stock here always abundant. THIS
firm has ten compelled, IN order 10 &C.
,omiuodA,r lcT fast increasing trade. 20
make Tulo an addition to th"ir down stair,
salesr""m. The improvement ~ a very
marked ore, aud their store IS among the
most handsome IN the city.
knew Of the opening which they had
recently held u exhibiting their spring
style, in trimmed bats and bOnnets, and
al ed Mr.. Rec about It's success. He sdid
1t VA really TIE most elaborate We ever
attempted, aad Il WAS certainly the best at
tended We made no effort whatever IN the
way Of store OrnamentatiIn. bu. depended
alone on the simple exhibit Of orr trimmed
goods for effect think our visitors were
more ulGn ell pleased and | know you
VIII tTCu-e bit Of seeming egptism in my
saving that think they had canse for
pleasure aid appreciation. We have
never had su,h capable artists IN trimming
in the history O, our house a. at present
Nor 10 ! lhir& that we ever had such
combinations Of exquisite materials Tor
them 10 work with. 1t Is astonishing 10
note The skill and true art which the man
ufsoIurers have employed in the product
O! artificial flowers and other trimmings
for this season. do not see how perirc-
ton itself. without the Odor could surpass
il. The trus spirit Of Flors herself per-
rnrAtes the artificial with 80 much lowell
res, that the Ta0iiSfiI task has been one Of
LEES 'sbor, but infinitely more satisfaction
than could be imagined"
"RnsiDess
oh u ha, been excellent. Our dgll days
are lea and fer between. We are making .
sI.ecislty II Gne millinery. and orr efforts
are appreciated beyond our expectations
for this season. IL u true we have beiuti.
full goods. We have patiently culled
them personsIiy from the rnost extern
siye stocks in the hands Of East
ern importers and they are mos,
charming In their freshness and natural
briIliancy. and our prices are very low
Sill we had no ides OF such general appre
ciation OF them. Bot We are pleased viii
il sud to show this re shall cOnttnns "
Offer such sn array Of fashionable millinery
a. was never before seen In Wheeling
There is trade yet pnsuppiied. and 70 thi'
we directly cater. We know that We car
delight every lady who has not yet pur
chased her spring adornments in this line
and we hope TO zee plenty Of them in Thu
next few days
The roods on di,pl.y in this house sr
Certainly beautiful, and in quantity and fi
versity what. TO q mans eye, are aimrs
/ d.s.rsGtlng. To the female vision the,
eust prove that which is slIuripg and de-
lightfnI. A 10 days ROOSTER will reanI
tboussuds Of ladies Who usually 60 10 oshe
cities 70 huy their millinery. lake Tn
liberty oissying to these that they 10 no
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
Eli Perkins Stories.

The old lady seemed very much
worried about something. Finally, as
the train passed HinSdale, she caught
the conductor spasmodiCally by the
coat-sleeve and exclaimed:
1.-The next station is my place, isn't
it, conductor.
al can't tell you" said the conductor.
IL don't know the name of the place
YOU are going to. What's the name"
"Why, don't remember" said the
old lady, with puzzled look. 1t is q
very queer name though
"What does it sound like:' asked the
conductor. -. -,
"Why, Ike sIidin OH -scantlin'
and" -.
80, Ypsilanti is the place. madame"
said the conductor, while all the pas
sengers smiled.
.'Ah, / have an impression" eX.
claimed DR.. McCOsh, the President OF
Princeton College to the mental phiios'
ophy class. "Now young gentlemen,
can you tell me what an impression
is?n
No answer.
"NYhst; no one knows? No one can
tell what an impression is" exclaimed
the Doctor, looking up and down The
class.
~ know" said Mr.. Arthur. IAN
impression is dent in soft place
HYoung gentlemen" said the Doctor,
YOU are excused for the day
ELI PERKINS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29

lions are now no more painful than that OF
having photograph taken. People realize
am doing q great deal Of work. We
study to please. as the saying is. but we do
more than that; We delight our patients
with the service we are glad to render, and
then We give satisfaction. am sure, with
cur moderate prices"
DR.. Caddle, beyond question Of doubt, is
q remarkably successful practitioner in the
art of dentistry. and those who need ser
vice in this way should not fail to see him
at once.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
THE MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS.
A HeaIthfuI Activity tu This LIu" that
IL u Pretty Good Index OF Pros
nRrify.

ptEby.
ME. Commodore Charlie Srsbright on
the street the other day and asked him the
condition Of the merchant tailoring bust
ness.
We'll. | will tell you" he answered, II
took o,ders for ju-t for'y-one -uil' Ut cloth
nv yesterday.
YES sir. in one day fo-ty.one suits
That don't look like dali times, aye
Il should say not
Come down and see me aud | will show
YOU store room full of goods and house
full of busy workers.
The visit was made and the promise was
no exagreration. Emerson once wrote
these true lines, "a man who can do piece
of work better than another may build MS
house in the woods but the world will make
a path 10 his door"
II this doesn I apply 10 Mr.. Seabright !
don't know to whom it would. Located IN
centre Wheeling. which Of course ism IN
the woods literally, bat il is outside OF the
centre OF trade in this city, and yet We ma
HIM with his hands heaped up aud run
ming over with orders. His place IS ike
b, hive in industry. and the GENIAL propn-
.,nr himself is the soul snd life Of me
pace, The secret OF his success is because
h. Is one OF Emersou's men. What he does
he epdeayoys TO do better than anyone else
and benc. he is found with thriving,
brs,Iire trade which does him q vast
pmount Of credit, aud which he actually
deserves. .,
Il took sort OF fashionable shopping
tour a n the C1,ncs through his store. and
vas almost overwhelmed with the abund'
area of bis goods, the while admired the
admirable selections in the patterns and
ire very evident excellence OF qualitJ
throughout. The place is really more like
! a Wholesale WOODEN cloth establishment
| than a merchant tailoring house. Ana ye,
| once up stairs and the true inEardne's Of
| the manu- facturing interest appeared. A
bnsier scene have never seen In q similar
| establishment, and yet all was as neiho1i
| cal a. clock work.
| Wha; is the secret Of his success NJ
! own words tell.
| ~ have been in the msrchsnt tsiiorIu'
bnsiness here in Wheeling to- thtrtytnTs
yrsrs. and know what the people a'oan
here want. carry line Of goods Whlc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
A Monster Octopus
SIN Frdneisco Cal.

A monster octopus, on exhibition in
front of No. PA Second street, attracted
the attention Of passers, and through
out the day a knot Of men and boys
were i'm front Of the store examining
the curiosity from the sea. This octopus
or devil fish has q body two feet In
length. and is eight inches across at the
widest part. 1t has eight tenticles-tour
ON either side-the longest being eight
feet six inches in length. In color the
monster is little pink or flesh color II
is the largest specimen ever seen on
this coast.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
Gcrrn " De 1871.

brir0, y. l.. DC I, I5II
lam he paJ,,r Of the BsptstChufch hsrs,
and an educated physician. am not IN
prsctiee, be, am my sole family phys'cisn.
and sdyite 10 many chronic cases. over .
wear ago I recommended your lisp Bitter
to nv invalid wife, Who has been Under
rp.dicsl treatment Of Albany's hes. pby,i-
cisn, several yesrs. She has become thoi,
ousbIy cured OF her various oonpicA
iisessss ~ their use. wsboth fe6on 'ash.
them % our friends. many Of wno'n -,
sl.o beeE cared of their ysrions Ia
Isu, KY. y. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
FRANK ROBERTSON, THE HALTER.
The Young Man Under the Mcclure
House on the Subject OF Hats.

During the week two or three straw hats
put in an appearance on Wheeling streets,
and quietly whispered TO the writer that
spring has come. When | was child l
krew that the bslRy breath OF the vernai
season was about to blow, when | was com.
PEELED to take a spoonful Of sulphur aud
molssses three times q day. When | be-
came q youth, and every air castle seemed
almost a reality and the future appeared as
poem, l felt that winter bad departed
when the roses commenced 10 bloom, but
now that have arrived at manhoofs es'
tate snd bsye grown prnssic and mattsr-ot'
fact, only look for climatic ni!dness
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29

know what treat u oGsred thsm In Whss1.
ing. ct the store Of Hssrs. A. L. Rios q a..
tits well worth thsir journey hare 60 n.
vestigate, and I do not think that M.
tate when assert my belief that they ca
Fave their car fare BY % doing.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-20
- .sE - Is =. ~ 4-5 g.
Business For Ladies.

The opportunities for ladies to find employment
that is both suitable and rcnumerative are limited
their pay is usually poor as compared with the
salaries paid to men in same lines of occupation.
But thereare some very noted exceptions; journal
ism, the drama, music and platform offer equal
advantages to men and woman, and there is one
occupation in which woman are sometimes more
successful than men, and that sin the manage
ment of agencies. In this line The Queen City
snspender Company, of Cincinnati O., are Offer
ing inducements te ladies that We think ought to
attract attention They are now manufacturing
and Introducing their new Stocking Supporters
for Ladies and Children, and their unequaled
Skirt Suspenders for ladies' None should be
without them; our leading physicians recommend
them, and are loud in their praise. These goods
are manufactured by ladies who have made the
wants Of ladies and children study, and they
ask US to refer them reliable end energetic lady
to introduce them in this county, and we certain
ly think that an earnest solicitation in every
household would meet with ready response, and
that determined woman could make hand
some salary, and have an exclusive agency. We
advise some lady who is in need Of employment
to send to the Company her name and address,
and mention this paper. Address Queen City
suspsnder Company, Nos. III and 179, Main st
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-20

SuuaNnOnnA F3s
STATE OF MINNESoTA,3 & no n. 5sSs' !
County Of Wadena - % ,j-
District Court. nth judicial District.
Greenlaw Hurst, plaint6
Il sii's.! L sfssa Ssishasst.' sss !ehn < Relief
The State OF Minnesota to the above named
Defendant: ~. ~ = IS
You are hereby summoned and required to an
sWer the complaint of the Plaintiff III the above
entitled action, which is on fein the Office Of the
Clerk q the said Court, at his office at Wadena,
Mlnnesota, and to serve a copy Of your answer to
SAID complaint on the subscriber, at his Office in
the Village Of Wadena, in the County of Wadena,
within twenty days after the service Of this sum
mons upon you, exclusive of the day OF such
service; and, II you faIl to answer the said
Complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff
n this action will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the Complaint. -
| lesS4ls Z "lssg = r! ( A. G. BROKER, =, 49,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Wadena, MINI.
Fl Dated September 10, 1888 II
rsgE : f.. Z "a s,5 -.r- -
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-20
sns.,. $ r. o.. - ?
Card of Thanks.

We wish to tender our warmest
thanks and heartfelt gratitude to
those kind friends who have assisted
Us in this the darkest hour of our
lives, and to Drs. Cromett and West
lake Of Wadena, who had charge of
the case. Nessrs NJ. S. Aorical, Mr..
and Mrs. George Coon's, Barnell john
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Barb our,
Mrs. McAurray, and Miss Anna Cow
dy, and others. We are especially
thankful for their kindness and nntir.
ing efforts to relieve tho sutterings of
our boy, and pray that God may spare
them like aflicition. We are also
grateful to the Rev. H. W. Troy who
held services at the grave. 49,
! !: w. n. CHAPMAN,
=. =. y N. E. CHAPMAN.