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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-30
A Georgia Freemsn's ROmNace.
W,yIb Star

wv 49,"
Thirty years ago Kelly Smith, a
negro, was sold in North Carolina and
brought by his new master to Georgia
leaving behind him q wife and baby
boy. Since that time he had not seen
nor heard from his family. He is en-
ployed on the turpentine farm Of Pei
ham, Stewart Il Co, seven miles from
this place. A short time ago they EN-.
ployed somS hands from North Caro-
lima, and among the rest q negro nam
ed John about thirteen years old. AS
was natural. Kelly Smith made in
quiries about the people in his home,
and pretty soon he ascertained that he
was talking to his W son, whom he
had not seen in three decades. From
him the old man learned that his wife
was still living single, having never
married. He is now corresponding
with her, and it is more than probable
will induce her to join him and his son
in his new home,
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VACATION VOWS.
From Ijk.

When the moon was in the skies,
At its crescent (quarter) Size,
Suddenly 10 seemed TO mo
III the country / should be
When the moo was in the skies,
Grow TO half It's regular size,
! was in the land of YARDS,
'Taters, corn, and hoInely oarbS,
Then my fancy gun TO stray
Toward q maiden, strange 10 say.
Qf you'd know how she was dressed
Scau Bazaar and DemOrest.)
When the moon was In the skies,
Grown 10 ndmber thirteen size,
! was IN a lovers whirl.
With that rosy, rosy girl.
Oh, that night that ToSrl night! -
When the moon was In iH height
Flooding hill and flooding glen,
Lighting moor, and lighting fen,
With It's mellow, yellow sheen,
Making earth a fairy scene.
We were here, ana we We're there,
love and moonlight everywhere.
IIi,l and lake, and glen, I'LL late,
Then q post script at the gate,
We made vOws-indeed we did
WHO would not, II Cupid bids?
Wien the moon was on the Wane,
embark ed in 4. Il. train,
Oh the signs, the signs, the signs!
" hen | last behcld those eyes
oh, the blues, the blues, the blues!
When waved my last adieus
We had vowed we'd e'er be true,
As vacation lovers do
When the moon was on the wanc,
was AT my desk again,
Quite forgotten vas the maid
Md the whirligig Of trade.
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LOVED YOU so!

lloved thee, dear. come back TO nee,
NV weary heart cries out for thee,
To SEE thy soft eyes radiant shine
With their old lOvellght, rare, divine.
And near thy lips so tenderly
Speak low and lovingly t. me
Ny heart II cries with bitter pain,
For that will ne'er occur again,
The blossoms, besutiful and sweet,
That you so often brought TO greet
Me, with their beauty and perfumes,
White roses. lilies orange-bloOmS,
And panSieS, with their hearts OF god
The bliss thew give is all untold.
Why brought you not TO me the while
One lotus OF the fsr-ofi Nile?
That ! might eat 1t ami forget
Mn loss OF thee. the toll, the fret,
The cares of life for would cast
The memory OF the far-off past
Away for naught can bring TO me
Theee, with my voice OF melody
O Heaven above alone cat know
! loved you so. Iloved -ou so!
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xeitipg the audience to paroxysns 0

EfHL.f e. ~ naHaN
exciting the audience to psroxysns OF
In addition to tho theatre already
mentioned, the city Of Mexico is sup
piled with q number OF singing cafes.
TiyOll Gardens,
and other places OF social entertainment
few Of which, however, offer much temp
tation to q visitor accustomed to gauge
shows of tins sort by our own standard
or that or that OF Europe. There Is also
an American circus dOmestieated under
the caves of the cathedral, where per-
formances are given afternoon anu
evening, to the great delight OF the
Mexicans, who are very fond OF the
horse and OF feats of equestrian skill. In
the suburbs of the city are the grounds
of a Jockey club, under whose auspices
horse races are held from time 10 time.
Bull fights are now rather under the
han of the law, but are very popular
still with the people, and well attended
in localities were they are not prohloit-
ed. But what sport al be found in the
degenerate bull light OF today 1t is drtti-
cult to see. The horses are generally
condemned animals, worn out in
drudgery and bought for a song. Half
adozen OF these poor beasts are eored to
death at a Fight, but the matadors take
good care of themselves, and the Whole
combat is as cowardIy as IL Is brutal.
or strictly
intellectual Pastime
in which to spend an evening, the capt.
tai Knows little or nothing. There are
few, if any, lectures on scientific or liter
ary subjects, few concerts where music
of high merit is attempted, very limit
ed facilities for social intercourse OF a
refined sort, no opportunity for the
study OF the fine arts apart from that
furnished by the churches OF the nation
al gallery, and, finally no society In the
commonly accepted sense OF the word.
The absence O these featuresof a visitor
from the United States, and constitutes
a danger as well as a hardship to those
who 90 TO Mexico from the country TO
engage in any permanent occupation
there. To partly meet this want, the
various missionary societies intend 10
organize a reading room where Ameri-
cans can feel at ease and meet one an
other OF an evening. Such q resort,
rightly managed, conld be made almost
or quite self-sustaining, and would be OF
the greatest urefulness to the young
Americans who are now Hooking 10
MeTicH.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-30
WIVEs OF THUMPERs.
Prize PugiIists Who Married Ac-
complishsd, Charming Women.
Sullivan, Mace, Edwards and Others Whose
Wives Make Their Homes Happy
The CoIored Pugilist in
England,

"Say, young man, did you ever hear
Of a pugilist's wife suing for divorce?"
asked Professor McThump, a gentle
man who takes great delight in teach
ing the rising generation the art OF
humping heads with neatness and
despatch. He is connected with a col
lege gymnasium.
0Such cases are not numerous" re-
oiled the reporter addressed.
NO, siree," exclaimed the Professor
proudly. "Prize-fighters don't bother
the courts with divorce cases, neither do
their wives. You don't see them parad-
ing their
Domestic Troubles
in the papers"
but how do they avoid suits for di-
yorce?"
"Why, when the can't agree, they
just get up and git as they say out
West. But there are two classes OF
prize-fghters, and there is IS much
difference between the two as there is
between chalk and cheese. What /
call the gentlemen in the profession for
the most part have as good wives as
any man could desire. Take Billy Ed
wards for instance, his wife Is an edu-
Gated lady-was q school teacher out
West when Billy married her. She Is q
good hOusekeepeT, an atfectiOnate moth
er, and | believe would die for Billy If
il was necessary to save his life. She
PLAYS on the piano like an angel, but
ISN'T too proud to do household work.
| don't know of q more loving couple
! than Billy and his wife. / believe she
is very sick now"
John l.. Sullivan is married, isn't
he?"
Yes,
The Boston Boy
has a young and handsome wife. She
plays on the piano, too, and Is educated
as most Boston girls are. All that talk
about Sullivan having beaten her was
outrageous; they live peacefully togeth-
er and John gives his wife all, for that
matter, more money than she requires.
/ understand that when john goes to
Europe Mrs. Sullivan will accompany
him.
is Jem Mace's wife in this
tryw
"Ees, she came here with Jem from
Australia. She's q fine-looking woman,
a trlt1e short, and is quite q musician.
Jem plays the violin and his wife sings
and plays On several instruments.
Whenever Jem is travelling Mrs. Mace
accompanies him. Mrs. Mace would
stick to Jim even if the Feniau Brother
hood offered q reward for his head"
HAS Slade, the Maori, taken unto
himself 8 wife?"
at was generally understood at one
time that he got married before he LEFT
for his training grounds out West. If
he was married he didn't advertise the
TACT. One thing l do know, he is dead
IN love with q young woman who may
be bis wife for all l know. He's very
sweet on her, buys the young woman
candies and looks at her as if he'd like
to eat her out Of love. / believe that be
and Charley Mitchell were in love with
the same girl at one time"
Mitchell is unmarried" said the re-
porter.
"He was up to last night, but he will
be splieed after the next fight, 1 hear
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-30
PROOF.

Consumption, splitting Mead ~
friends gave up I'll bopes o. my recpvsry. ~
John L smith cured INC tvo Year, ago.
Rnbt. Dolkney, Martins Ferry. q.
spiiiipE and PassiaE Bi""d-i VS. en-
ciRtsd 10 . skeleton. strength .ons. ID.
smith cured me tvo year. ago, ond nov an
we'll. Mn. G.. J. Nielsen. Hheelins, W. Va
tciarrh, PoI,gu. Of sss.: s.::. e
nsaicine- failed To help me, J thouIht ny
disease incursbIe. Dt. Smith cured IN com.
Lls,sly two years ago hsy. BEN Tsi s'''
OF Bpeidel a Co, Wheeling. W. Va.
lancer Of BrsaAt-was out cut thr~s
witHouithe knife. Mrs. Il. N. 0rcaa.
Ia the I.RdIes-pr Smith hua method af
treating falling 81 The womb and fsmsis
weakness wh eh cures ~ Ia u abort TINA La
die, need suffer no longer.
Female -akne~s-Ao aggravAtSd
kind. No one seemed ~ understand the case
81 my d ~,ughter. DR.. tInith cured her . ysas
ago and tIIe N now well and stJong.
Mrs.. &. ]. Nelson, wneeling. w. Va
FfstoIa ~ Ass, Pile. Most agtrsva,ed-
Was given up Ia die and pronounced incura-
BILE. IN my back for eighteen weeys. ~.
hnitb cured me Ia I'VE Hseks witi,odt tnS
knife. three years ago, and I enjoy better
ThOr. Colvin, Grocer. Wheeling.
Fns-2v wife had them for years. Could
Ret DO Te1ef. Dr. SUitU cuTpo bef u 81
sgo, and she hes had none since.
krvofnIeas Ci~sv 90 Log for Yesu-
Dr kmIth cured me Two year. ago.
Mrs., CaIhsriDs Phillabaun,
valley Grows, W. Va
De. Smith will engage " cure any eAss a
piles, no matter how long standing. vitbous
the knife. and without the least danger q
sny ind,
LoAs Of Manhood DIR. Smith h0 madss
speciality OF this condiiIoh which sep ~
foundation of health and renders missrshts
10 many. Hi treatment will restore heath
and strength In . short time. Dr.. smifhr
rooms are 20 arr ,ng'd that patients ssiIiAg -
49, bin do not CONS In contact With olhsuk
and his business with lHdiss and rsausfasu =
strictly confidential.
BIoed Dtkorder-Thoss suffering from
this destroyer 81 life may consult Dr.. nmith
With perfect assurance
AthsFt for keILE1amfassIos sopt -
patients At . diaspee On recsiDs Of -
STAN p. snd pauents thus treated are alvays
guaranteed s~atisfan ton
CosssJtsssos Free at ofaca. ONES hss0
from . a. n.io y. -. daily. e1osrt Sunday.
Call on or ado rec
DR. J. X BNfrH, :
No. 1914 chapiins -,
mAD wheeling, y. Va
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Saved Him 1900 Dollars

ADAMS, N. l., IAN ~ 100.
DR.. b. J. Kendall a Coz aents;- Having
used a good deal OF youf keudall's SPAWN
Cure with great success, l thought ! would
let GU know II has done for me. W
years ago / had as speedy a colt as was ever
raised In Jefferson county. When was break.
ing him, he kicked over the cross bar and got
fast and tore one Of his hind legs all TO pieces
employed the best ~farriers, but they all said
he was spoiled. lie had a very large. thor-
ough pin. and | used two bottles OF your
Kendsll's SPAWN Cure. and II took the bunch
entirely of, and he sold after yards for Sl-oi
'dollars). Ihsve used II for bone SPAWN and
wind gals, and IL has always cured com.
nlIialv and left the leg smooth. -,
II is a splendid mea cine for m atism. j
have recommended II TO a good many: and
hey all saw II does the work. | was In With
eripgton q Kneelanh's drug store, 10 AdamS,
the other day and Jaw a very fne picture yoV
sent them. tried 10 buy ~, but could not
they said II / would write to you that yon
would send me one. / wish yau would aud
will do you sll the good ] can.
Varv rasnectfniIy. z. 4. LYMAN.
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NOR sALE.-TWo TRACTS OF LAND IN
r WeIZ.l Tounty, ore Of rs acres on
fleetwood Run, n hundred OF which sim
proved AM principally in meadow, a goot
~jrcharo, House and Barn, snd otter out
hot. e.; the balance is covered with ch'i o
timber. smong which Is poplar, walnut OAK,
.nvar ard OIL or Iimae'. The LAID Is ri b
.nH lies we'll. The other tract contains SJ3%
,cres, Is unim proved. and IL on the waters OF
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Trr,har nsriiculars call on or address
HENRY KYLE,
Loman Post y nee,
sen9ste wetzel County, W. Va
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Dr.. ]. E. SMITH,
NO. 1904 CbRPIips street.

Near Fourteenth btress
IL the only regularly eiucatsi physical
specialist ON the following Diseases In the
Eia,e Of W e>t Virginia, and tue beat sviienoe
OF his ski aud success IL tie testimony OF MS
patents. He never uses n patients nafAs
without permission those appendnd are Q
few out OF many hundred certificates In hh
possession. Many year, eh pcrirnce In The
best hospitals. IN ieiher with a thorough mod
ical education and familiarity With tbsrapeu.
tic agents, q rio@e Observance OF TEN pefIneu'
tai pecuIiaTities, aud strict attention 10 ~.
gienlc management On ,ble- him To treat stth
success dlIea,es which are frequently Iegart
cd M incurable. In every Instance Dr. smiu
will frankly givethe patient hts opinion,
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MEDFcAL.
Eessrs. Fleming Bros:

SirS,-I take this opportunity Of RI osnipg you
Of the benefits I have derived from DR.. c.. He
Lanes Liesr PHI have fortwo yearsPas been
Afflicted with 4 severe pain over the eyes, ac-
companied with 4 nervousness and sense of dim.
ness a malady beyond tie power and skill Of our
physicians TO relieve and cure, caused. as far as 1
myself could judge, BY 4 diseased state of the
liver and stomach Some of The doctors tined
bleeding, and various other remedies were tired,
but all in vain. for the deep-rooted disease still
stuck fast. At last, procured = box Of your val
liable Liver Pills from 4 druggist here, and found,
after taking 4 portion Of them, that the disease
and painful sensation over the eyes have almost
,ntlrrIy left me. l will close BY advising all those
afflicted as l have been, to procure the valuable
medicine At one and save much time and pain,
with little expense With sincere gratitude and
respect, ! remain, yours respectfully,
GEo. w. RUSSELL, Toronto.
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Ests Tori.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, No. as Seventh street,
testify that they have both been suffering with the
liver complaint for abon: hVe years, during which
time they have spent n large amount Of money
and tried many remedies, but TO no purpose.
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prepared BY Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa,
they purchased four boxes, which they took ac-
rording to the directions accompanying each box,
and now pronounce themselves perfectly cured OF
that distressing disease.
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in your own chamber. And where fires
are so scarce and expensive it is a great
convenience, for l verify believe a
French fire is the most pitiable thing in
life. Instead of q wish TO sit by it and
enjoy its warmth you have an insane
desire TO sit on it, with the benevolent
hope of keeping the poor, struggling
thing alive and warm.
Here comes another peculiar Hooking
individual, dressed like the harlequin
of q show, in black and red, with in
Vulnerable little silver bells attached to
hiscoat and cap. He Is driving a mum
Der Of asses, who also have bells on
their neeks, and as he passes he blows
q very musical whistle, and the people
come from every direction with cups
and bowls for the milk, which Is con-
sidered q great dainty and restorative
for the sick. As each cup Is presented
he milks it full, and they drink it fresh
and warm. My curiosity got the better
of my aesthetic taste, so l tried it, but
very little sufliced. / found it strong
and d~isaRreeable, and ever since l have
taken my coffee ~"nOer," milk being an
unpleasant memory.
Overcome by hunger we go into a
Palisserie and struggle with the French
language for about ten minutes, in the
vain attempt to tell them we want
Daily globe., 1883-11-04
FOREIGN NOTES.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The Manchester Guar
diGn's correspondent states that Hollings-
head & Tretley have 10000 bales of cotton
uncovered and their liabilities are esti-
mated at e13O,O00.
DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-Lord Mayor Dawson
returned from Londonderry last evening
and was received with great enthusiasm
A procession, with bands OF music and
torches, escorted him from the station to
his residence where Sexton addressed the
crowd and denounced the treatment of the
lord mayer in Londonderry.
LONDONDERRY, New. 3.-The disorders
arising from the hostility of Orangeman
and Nationalists continue, and breaking
windows is general. a Nationalist was
stabbed to-day. Rows and beating per-
sons are frequent on all sides, and re7olv-
ers and other weapons are used.
DUBLIN, Nov. "a bailif was shot dead
county Galway. No arrests.
LONDONDERRY, Nov. 3.-Several hundred
factory women are on strike because the
proprietor refused to discharge man in
the factory who moved that the corpora
tion of Londonderry rescind the resolution
granting permission to the lord mayor Of
Dublin to lecture in the city hall. The
women psraded.the streets crying, "God
save Irelandr' They were attacked and
stoned by g mob which they fought desper-
atsly. The police dispersed the mob.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04
AMUSEMFSTs
9Rs-s ~ The Grana.

.STsg---l ~ IRE Gf0MOs
The Grand was occupied the first shree
nights of the past week by Miss Phosa Nc
Allister, who played to light and unproft-
able audiences. The cause of the failure
may be mostly placed upon the Minneap-
oils press, which gave her an unmerited
roasting. Miss McAllister is a lady of
some talent, and to her pluck and perse-
verance in this city as manager belongs
in an important degree the
creation of that spirit of dramatic
enterprise which led to the
conception and final erection of the Grand,
the prettiest place of amusement in the
west. And what makes the roasting" all
the more odious and disgusting is to know
that it is but the outgrowth of personal
spite which had its beginning in the
thrashing of the insolent editor of two
cent sheet, administered by q gentleman
friend Of the lady in question.
The week was flashed last night by Mes
layers Tourists in Palace Car" This
company is even stronger, especially mu-
sically, than when it appeared here
last, and the season of three
nights and Saturday afternoon
matinee has proven unusually satisfactory
IN an artlstlc sense. The L. Henry Slum
and Faro Jack of Mr.. Kennedy was supe-
rier TO that of Mr.. Mestayer of last season,
andsthe quertette of Misses Caldwell and
Bradley and Messrs. Clarke and Sturgis
were gems. Real fun continued uninter-
rupted from the tiIns the curtain rose on
the first act TO its drop upon the last.
On tomorrow and the following evening
the famous Salisbury's Troubadeurs will
appear at the Grand in "Green Room
Fun." Nate Salisbury and Nellie McHenry
are especial favorites in MINNEAPOLIS. and
are always greeted with large HOUSES when
ever they play here. They have been playing
in ST. Paul and the home department OF
this paper has spoken OF them in glowing
terms.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings and at q Saturday afternoon
matinee, D, e. Fitzpatrick viii appear in
',Shaun-a-gow," a broad Irish comedy
drama.