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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
THE H~OUSEKEEPER.
Conducted by n Lady.
-
Dried Herbs.

Dried herbs are neceSsaries with good
housekeepers. Some are good for cook
ing, some are medicinal in their proper
ties, &c. The practice of sending for
the doctor every time one feels a little
bad, catches q bad cold, or OverwOrks,
IS very bad. Hot infusions of herbs OF
he proper kind and q good sweat after
il would save many a spell Of sickness,
if taken instead of the drugs of the doc
tor, or worse still, some patent nos
trum. Herbs should be- dried by spread
ing them thinly on trays and exposing
hem to the heat Of the sun, or better
>till, in q dry, warm oven, observing i'll
the lStter case to turn tnem often. The
qaicker they are dried the better. Tn
ops and leaves are the parts 10 be-
brown away and tree them from the
dirt before they are dried. Paper sacks
are very god to keep them i'll after dry
ing. Aromatic herbs should be dried
very quickly to preserve their odor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09

made up bis mind In what terms to be-
stow bis Eift, found himself bowling and
smiling 10 q air-haired vision in 8 sun
ny little room surrounded by heaps Of
cut flowers.
chow do youdo, MI. Ellerslle,n said
Fanny, cOloring and smiling. II am
making bOquets, you see, for to-night."
Exactly so" said Martin, and then
! he reflected how much more spPropri,-
ate P remark he might have made, and
turned very red.
"PTay SIT down." said Fanny.
"I-I-the fact Ia. Miss Glen" said
Nr. Elierslie, plunging into the midst
of his subject; 81 have called-I hope
yCu won't be vexed-you have only to
say so if you don't like it."
Fanny dropped her sprig OF heliotrope
snd looked up in surprise.
al know il ISN'T ofmuch consequence"
went on Martin, turning the ~pasteboard
box round and round in confusion, "but
II You'll accept-Pve known and
esteemed you so long, and"
The damask roses deepened on Fan
py's fsir face. 1t has come at last, then,
the proposal she had anticipated so long
ana anXiOuSly.
Not of much consequence! Oh, Mr..
Ellerslie," she repeatedly, reproach-
fully.
Would you care forit?" he demand
ed, quite obvious in the embarrassment
of The moment that he hadn't eve
named the gift.
Carr for it," the tears sparkling In
Fanny's eyes. "When you know that
| love YOU, Martini
And she ran straight into the arms
Of our astOnished hero.
When he went down the door steps
he was an engaged man, how and when
he hardly knew himself. And as fate
would have it, the first parsonage
against whom he stumbled was Guy
Barnes.
"HellO," said Guy. Whats up%'
Don't speak so loud" said Ellerslle,
passing his arm through that of his
friend. "She's engaged to be my wife"
"Who is? The divine Fanny, the
fairsst of her sexm
"Of course; who else should 1t be-"
"But i thought you couldn't screw
your courage up to the proposing
mark?n
al didn't propose"
Guy Barnes stared.
"You-didn't-prOpose! Then how
could she have accepted yOu?"
That's just what l can't compre-
bend myself" said the puzzled lover.
I'VE are engaged-that is certain-but
| can't for the life of me remember
when or how | proposed"
but, of course you proposed" OBJ
served Guy; people always do get a
little Hurried, you know"
"Do they" Well, [ suppose that was
the case with one. But l don't remem-
her"
"Oh, don't be such a niny," said Guy
Barnes, impatiently.
And even after he was duly married
he never could quite recall whether he
proposed or not. But as long as dear
Fanny was all his own, what did it sig
| Jl!N"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09

used; fiatten the paste with the. hands;
place it on one pound Of butter thst has
been worked well In a dry cloth; fold up
the sides and ends Of the paste, and roll
il out the length Of half q yard; fold 1t
in three, turn 1t around, aud roll il
twice more, and so on until 1t has been
rolled six times; this done, roll the
paste TO the thickness of hall an inch
cut 1t with q plain roun1 cutter dipped
in boiling water, turn each patty over,
place them on q baking TIN, egg the top,
and with q small cutter make q deep
incision to form the cover Bake in a
quick oven. Q. X.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
A BASEBALL BALLAD.
aOBr. J. BURDErTE,

Rob-. J. BURDErTEJ
]. Smith - dead. That fine young man
We ne'er shall zee bin more.
he WasS member Of our club
Since 1854
HIS private virtues were Immense,
His manner free and blum
He wore e paper collar, n
Nas never known 10 nun.
His nose was Roman, and his eyes
Continually were peeled;
He made u splendid umpire
And a beautiful left held.
His hair was rel and shingied close,
Mucn sunbulned WAS his face;
He never showed with more effect
Than on the second base.
Tboush NOT a matrimonial man,
He GeRrly loved a match,
And, like his sisters, had but few
SupertoIs on the catch.
He had a noble mind, as exc
A very supple wrist;
And When Ne pitched he gave the Dali
His own peculiar twist;
Kin, ne Is gone With ms and outs
For ever lie Is done;
He broke his heart and hurt MS sP'eeH
In making a home run.
UIs bOdy we have planted now
His soul n In the Sky:
~ sDgsIs reached from heaven down
And took him on the hy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
No. 400 ChapIine Street,

Near Fourteenth street,
Is the only regularly educated physiclas
specialist on the following disease In th"
STATE OF Vest Virginia, and the best evidence
OF his skill and success l. the testimony OF his
patents. He never useS a patients name
without permission; those appended are a
few out OF msLy hUudred certificates IN his
possession. Many years experience IN III"
nest hospitals. to :ether with a thorough meu,
,Cpl education and familiarity with therHpeu.
tic agents., q clio q observance OF tCmper'neu
al ptculiaritle., and strict attention 10 ny.
gieniC management IN DleS him Ia treat with
success diseases which are frequently regard
~ ~ iuCurable. In every Instance DrSmitf
u-LL Lru.ELr ulNaLMn nalLEn, LL. nn-nlln-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
0tteIbejn University.

For both sexes. 9th year begins "Wednesday,
sept. 9Th. Classical and Philosophical courses
with Preparatory and Teachers Department
80 pays tuition and all Incidentals one year
Fxteisea kent low for poor but worthy stu
denrA Good facilities Tor study OF Music,
Drawing and Painting. standard OF study
ranas with best in the state. No ssloona
Hcallhful, beautiful location. student re-
c,ived at any time. Address Rev. n. A
THOMPSON, d. l., Frest-, Westerville, ..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
NOS z
t6~anaed.l
RI IL

wonderful and mysteriou, cu,s.
10 developed which 10 % varied ~
tions that no disease or III b.,I,I
ably exist or resist its power
Harmless for the most fruiI roa
eat invalid or smallest child To lug
Almost dead or nearly d.
For, years. and given I'd BY nh-
Bright's and other kidney dTIysss
complaints, severe coughs called
lion. have been cured. "a.,
Women gone nearly crazy,
From agony OF neuralgia ,s.
wskefuIness and various tisess.'o's
to women. s
People drawn ont OF shane f,o
cIsung papgs Of Rheumatism ''n =
lrfammstory and Chronic a,
from scrotiulai N-
Ery sipelss!
Salt ,heum. blood po.soa!ns. drs,
digestion. and In fact almost sI SsPepNi
nature u heir to Ae
Have been cured by Hon Etr,.
which Can 10 found in every 80 pm,
in the known world. saoo,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
IhE UNIVERSITY 0E WOOSTER.

Classes open 70 students ~ elIher Sex NeHI
~ ~ studeuls Ill attendance. Large endow-
nent. Collegiate department fully equip
ped. STANDARD OF study ranks with the hrst
Modern ~anguage thoroughly taught Pre-
paratory department conducted by perma-
nent teachers Embraces ali primary studies
Religious Influences predominste. Nuioai
Recruitment under charge OF Karl Merz- A
h6ruugh education to be obtained at small
expense. Students should send for q cats-
lOsue before going elsewhere. Fall term OPEN
SeTiemher l2th. Address The President, OF
JOHN MCCLELLAN, treasurer, Wooster. .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
''WEAK AND UNDEvELoPsp PARTS

SWEAK AND UNDEVELOPBD PARTS
OF the Human BODY Enlarged, De-
veloped and Strengthened" etc, is an inter.
ehting advertisement long run In our paper
In reply 10 inquiries we will say that there Ia
no evidence of humbug about this On the
contrary. the advertisers are very highly in
sorsed. Interested persons may get called
circulars giving all particulars by addressing
re SSdIcal q O. Box 5lS, Buffuln, N.
-Ipeao breSRsHo BeS mySd.Y.Ee
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
Contributed.
Paste for PAttIeL

Take IA pound of fine -four; pass 1t
through y wire sieve on to pastry
lab; add a pinch of salt aud two or
three drops Of lemon jude; wet it with
cold water into a paste about the same
ccnsislenCe rs the butter ABOUT to be-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
FOR SALE.
Trustees Sale of a val,,
Ohio County Far

By virtue OF Q deed OF trust m.1.
CRIME Whitman 10 the udenIyns,oy
dated on the lst day OF feOrusrv ~
recorded in h once OF the c.eik q; sd
y Court Of Ohio county W-.t yt.aetS
dee OF hSek No. ~ page 81. tosj
Wheeling. The bank OF the Orio Vs'e,hsI
J. n. Maxwell the payment o. O.. tsrssg
money mentioned therein, ! viii, o
Thursday. September 9. l,x,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. T.
auction, on lbF Premises, 10 the nI.a"pa
leht bidder, IA thAi tract OF IAuI 'e+S~
tho wsIers OF Magraws run, IN Lsh"I-
trtct, in Ohio county, West Virginia ~,
eouLSed A. follows: Beginning NJ s.ye,s
on MagrsSs run, corner 10 Ismr, -
thence up said run n. 81. l.. s. >I,SaA1
thence y. ~ r.. 10 IS poles, th4pn.
r ~ +t.l0 poles 10 line OF J. V. Cnsmh:
corncI 10 Thomas Wins and J. ID. WS"S
thence along ID. Whithsms line \ So
20 poles theme. n. e W. 2SSLSS
thence n. 2N ". cox poles slonsspsS
thence n. 10 W.. II poles: thence NM
IL ). poles; thence \. 81 W. Il pois. ~
4. - W. 10 , poles; thence =. ,. ny
poles: thence S:8 ". l2S poles; ~ = eb.y
thence q. ~ ". n poles: thence ( ~
ga poles Silence =. % W. %. rnls, - =,
" i'NA aAt'ANV aA'Ak sAlu ThA4 = MOL
81 poles; thence \. lcS +. ~ poles Ia , ..
cornsr 10 kdward Ray: thence sNsy
poles; thence 4. - W. Is l6.IN pnI.. I,
OF said Ray thence along his messy
- poles to a stone. corner Ia L. q wh,tS,y
lot thence along his line =. ~ 4. q SO -
thence ~ +. l. poles thence =. : al
pole 10 line OF Edward Ray th-Uc- sp \
line X ny f. = i:.lG poles: theme. \ ~
H. IS loo poles to line OF Mnrmw c.
thence with his line 4 NJ T.. s. alW -
the line Of James CASTOR; thence .np, !
line y. ~ f.. ~ G4-lO poles: ihruc.ssY
81 i2-lO poles To q Wild cherry: theme Y !
+. II 81. iU poles 10 the beginning cnn,,.y
Two Hund'ed and Fifteen rs sc-,s mosy
less, being the farm on which SAID p.rs,.
Whitman now resides
TERMS ~ SALk-One-third a.. tie prrl
money and as much more A. the uu,c, =
may eltct Ia pay. In cash, ant the rr, .s.l
two equal annual payments. with -
from the day Of sale, the purchaser 70 -
his notes, With good security, FORTH. d,,,,y
payments, and the legal title To Ne rr,,J
A. further security until the paymsui1 =
purchase money In fail.
The title 10 said property n h".tsVS q,
perfect, hut selling ~ trustee, | Nla.l N,,I
only such title as Is vested In me by .t IL
OF trust. l. :. I0NN |
Rg7egt lrsS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
INVEST PHILADELPHIA ACADEMY

WESr PHILADELPHIA ACADEMY
w TwenIy.nfth year commences Septem-
her 18th. bay and Boarding School for boys
and young men.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
Comforts OF n Christian Home. Family
School limited. Locality beautiful and
hcaIthful. eociHl and literary advantage, ~
a or, AT city, without It's vices Pupils thor
oughly htted for any college or denariment
of business For catalogues containing tesH'
muuials and cuts OF buildings, address y,
HASTINGS. Pm. H., Principal. Residence Ssfs
Locust ~, Philadelphia. y5%rD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
KEN MoRh
High School,

MEAN II TsIs7l, IN.
H. A. Strobe Mathematical MedsItst U. Va,
Principal. SesslUa begins sept. Gin. Pre-
pareS for University OF Virginia A limited
school OF high grade, Offering exceptional
educational facilities. For decennlal cata-
lCgue address the Principal.
TESTIMONIALS.
Your scnoo il noted for It's good discipline
and lie thorough educational trainlng.-Jas
F.. Harrison, Chairman OF Faculty University
OF Virginia.
lao not hesitate 10 recommend the Ken.
more High school rs, In every respect deserv-
my The confidence and patronage OF the puD
llC.-Nm l. Tcters, Professor OF Latin, Uni.
versity OF Virginia.
kenmOre Academy Is regarded as amongst
III, best OF the Virginia schools OF high grade.
-HrOrge Frederick Holmes, Professor OF
Historical Literature and Rhetoric, Uni7er-
Trerard the Kenmore School M standing
desc ryedly In the first rank Of high schools
in the several particulars OF thorough teach
ing. iudlCious management, henlthfulness
and accessibility F. II. smith, Professor OF
Natural Philosophy, University. OF Virginia.
feel certain tnattG course OF teaching -
Kenmore is unusually soiid and elective
Thomas L.. Price. Professor OF Greek,
My knowl,d@" OF Mr. II. a. Strode'S sbill'
ties ana attachments, hiI Crent success as a
Iencl or. and the nigh standing which hS
pupils have obtained apo entering The UNI
versity Justify me In recommending his High
School most earnestly and O"rlially.-SChele
Te We're, Professor al Modern Languages,
University OF Virginia.
FROM PaTR0NS.
In my opinion II has no superior g. II.
Henry, Judge Of amherst county.
Ar u patron ef your schOOl / take pleasure
in commencing II In the highest terms FOR Its
many advanIages.-Ta Taylor Berry.
In its moral and gentleinanly teachings
and Influences It has no superlor.-Samuei
". Garland.
have sent two Of my sons there, and am
in every way sstifled with the discipline aud
educational methodist OF the scho0l John 8.
MOsby. lylSeodya
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
DROI' CAKE.
MEDICAL.
BAD BL O 0 D
S~CROFULOUS.
INHERITED.
CONTAGIOUS.

yN 1870 scrofulOus Ulcers broke out on my
l body until my breast was Que mass OF cor
upton. Some Of these ulcers were not less
than one and one half inch in diameter, the
edges rough, ragged, and seemingly dead, the
cavity open TO the bone sEd nlied with OF
fru>ive matter. Everything known 10 the
medical faculty was tried In vain. GRADUALLY
The bone Itself became diseased and tnen the
Suiiei ing began In earnest. BOIe Ulcers De
gan TO taKe The r.aceot those hitherto on ..Ic
surface. l became a mere wreck. For mouth
at a time could not get my hands TO my head
because OF extreme soreness. Could not
turn In bed. Knew not what II was 10 be an
hour even free from pain. Had reason 10
look upUn life itself as - CUrs'. In the sum
mer 81 1850, after ten years OF this WTetched
ex istenCc, | began TO use the Cut!cura Reme.
dies, and after two yeas persistent use OF
them the lat L Ger has healed. The dread
disease has succumbed. All uv5r the breast
where was once a mass OF cOIrnpt on Is now
n healthy kip NV weight has increased
from one hundred and twenty-three 10 one
hundred and tlfty-six pounds, and the good
work is still going on. | feel myself q new
man. and ali through the lutlCura Remedies.
JAMES K. RICHARDSON,
Custom House, New Orleans.
Sworn 10 before United States Commits
slouer J. ID. CRAWFORD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
Contributed
For the Cook.
GRAHAM nATTER CAKES

GRAHAM BAITER CAhEs
One pint butter milk, teaspoonful salt
one-half teaspoonful soda, Graham
-four enough to make a thin batter,
Dissolve the soda in boiling water and
add the last thiHg. Bake Immediately
on a hot, well-greased griddle, and ea'
while hot.
DROP CAKE.
One cup SOU cream, and ne.half
cups of sugar, two eggs, two and one
half cups of sifted flour, one-third tea
spoonful of baking soda, the rlnd of half
a lemon grated. Dissolve the soda in
boiling water and add the last thing.
Drop in little tins and bake ten minutes.
r. II. X.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
EDUCATIONAL.
College.

U,HIs INSTITUTION Is INoORPORAfkD
with full collegiate powers and prfv1le
sts by the Legislatureof the state, and afords
syery facility for = thorough and scoomp-
lished education.
students who graduate In the English only,
will receive the degree Of Mistress OF Enxilsn
Literature. Those who AID one foreign Ian
suaee To their E1!g ish course will receive the
degree OF Bs ccalaurea scientia. and those who
complete the highest, or ClaSicsi Course
TiII rfC,Jye the degree Of Baccalsurea Artium.
The Music School offers unusual advantages
In both vocal and music
Tn Art School will be under the care OF
Mn, Eya F. Hubbard. al accom- pliShe. AnLst'
THE French School will continue with Mss
Aurie L. Logan. and the German school, 40.
der the charge of the Rev. DR.. Sessier, Wilde
rpeu 10 all who desire TO place themselves
under such q superior instructor. r
Terms moderate in all apartments. Tue
ali Term will open september 9TH. FOR GAIA
iCxues o. other information aod,r.s we S'o
dent. MISS a. ~.
ax2ed NLeeAus'
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WASHINGTON and Jefferson COl!sse,

DEy. ]. d. MOFFAT, D. D.. PRESIDENT.
Ii Eighty second year bestDs
RER II, 1885,
Classical and scientific courses OF study as
extensive as those OF the best Colleges A
PREPARATORY Depsrtmtnt, controlled ny hs
C,liege Faculty, ~ d under special charge OF
y CONF eient Principal, Rev. W. NJ. Eaton
70, catalogue or information apply 10 the
prcsi emit, Washington, Pa. agllt
ohio WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. della
- ware. Ohio. 7S students last ear. Open
10 both sexes In scholarship, low expen>sS
aud commanding influence, among the mrs.
collese s east or west Ladies under special
In an elegant home. Conserva
tory OF Music. Art Department keauethls,
SoymaI and BUSINESS Courses Necessary
AMI ual expenses under $50. For Catalogue
srSl. odeorh President.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
BEDFORD CO. VIRGIN. "A.

For Boys and Young Men. Prepares for
Business College or University. Thoroughly
and handsomely equipped. Full corps OF In
strnctors. beautiful and healthy location
", X ABBOT, Principal
LnnnnA.nrn RellaYne. II. U
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TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD

or ScrOfCla, Inherited ana Contagious HUI
NOR. and thus o the most prolific cause
of human suffering, TO clear the Skin OF Dis.
figuring Blotches, Itching fortunes, N
ating EruptiOns, and LoaJhsOme SOreS caused
by Inherited scrofula, TO purify and beautity
the kin and restore the Hair so that no
trace OF disease remain, Cutlcura ReSolvent,
the new Blood Purifier. and Cuticura and Gu
tiCura soap, the great SKIN Cures and Brduti-
hers, ure infallible. They are the only rene.
dies that succeed when physicians and all
other means fail.
Price of CuIiCura, small boxes, 70 cents;
large boxes, 81. Cuticura R"~olYent, 81 per
bottle. Cuticura Soap, p cents. Cuticura
shaving Soap, l5c, Sold by ali druggists.
Potter Drug and Chemical Company,
Boston, Mass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
parEar IRoa ROOFING.

+ Are You Building?
II so you will want
a root, and we want
to call your attention
81 to the best one, the
most economical one
and the one which in
sures you the great
est safety, the best
wear, the easiest put
on, and one which
will outlast the build
!: ing itself. We refer
to our Iron Roofing,
waterproof, hre-Proof
- and llghtnlng-proot.
No rivets, nails, eye
lets, screws, tongues,
= counter sinking or
breaking the surface
in any way is necessa-
rywitht this roof, there
by forming a perma-
e nent guarantee
against rust. We can
demonstrate how in
fnitely cheaper and
better it is than any
roof which can be put
on. 1t saves insurance,
lightning rods and re-
pairs. For country .
- residences, where els
tern water is used,
this root sheds the
- water almost as clear
X as when it comes from
the clouds. 1t does
not have a single dis
advantage, and we
- solicit contractors and
- builders to write us
for circulars and pri-
x ccs. We can fill your
mail orders promptly,
and send instructions
X which will enable any
= one to put on their
own roof. We hope
= to hear from zen.
* Write to US or call in
at the office. We can
= give you references
- in abundance from
homepeople who have
= used our roof for
years, 1t will pay you
= to investigate this
matter, and pay you
well.
+ N. A. HALOEAAH & co.,
- Manufacturers Of
PATENT IRON ROOFING,
III6 Water St.,
~
~
WHEELING, WEST va.
*
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-06

A DRUNKARD's DIARY.-On the person
of stranger picked up drunk the other
night, says the Detroit Free Press, the po-
lice found diary of the affair, reading as
follows
"wednesday morn.-Ar' d in bet. Fine
town. Had a jaw with hackman."
sI.ater.-Town impr'yes as looked at
it. Took a drink. Cum neer having a
fight. Took an'tber drink"
'sStill later-Seen the ?. Q. and City
Haul. Fine strucktur S. Had dispute.
Took drink. Town impr'ves. Saw a
runaway. Had some beer. Saw dog
fight"
.tYet later.-Seen all the opera buses
Took drink. Saw the river. Treated a
man to the beare. W'nderful how m'ch
bizn'ss is card on here. Fine town. Took
drink. Feel good"
afternoon Town impr'ves on me-
Took drink. Had row. Biz'nss rush
ing. Big g'ssOss of beare for cts Feel
jolly nice" ,,,,, Tool,
brandy this time. Seen 'er ma'rk't. Seen
| 'er wheat elvat'rs. Feel good. Nice
town."
Still later.-s'nice town. Feel gooz.-
Took'er driz. Shaw Ter p'leeceman.-
Whoop! Took dr."
ssVery latest.-Shaw-sh a
b'leeceman. All riz. Zeal hap's. Zeal
zif -c-o-u-d-could -
But he couldn't. He made for an alley
and went to sleep, and he was so drunk
that they tied his legs up in knot, and
carried him down in the shape of ball. .
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-06

sFWell declare r' exclaimed Mrs. Limb
erchin to her friend, Mrs. Gadabout: ''that
Miss Smith is the most ignorant woman
ever saw! She doesn't know anything that s
going on. She hadn't heard of that fuss
down at Blingham's, nor thatyoung Differs
was going to marry that brazen-face Par
sons gal; she hadn't heard even of the trou-
BILE between Carrotson and his wife. Just
think of it % 81 know it," replied Mrs.
Gadabout; ''and then she is so insipid2 She
can't talk about anything but books, and
pictures, and art and them kind O. things.
For my part I can't see how woman can
bury herself in book from mornin' to
night. and never know thing of what's
goin' on around her. Oh, by the way, did
you hear how that Spriggins' fellow is car
ryin' on?''
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-06
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$4,000 FOR So.
So5 Regular Monthly DrawinE will
Slu take place in the Masonic HAM, Masonic
Temple Building, in Louisville, KY,
Thursday, Moo. 80. 1883.
a Lawful lottery and Fair Drawings,
char err ~ the Legislature OF XIV :, aud twice
declared legal by the nigh st Court in the : ia e.
Bond given to Henry County IN the sum OF
100000 Tor the prompt payment OF all prizes
sold.
Revelation in single Number
Drawings.
RzT Every ii, ket- .lder his own Supervisor
can call out he number his lick ct ana see
the corresponding number on the lag placed
in the wheel IN his presence These drawings
will occur on the last Thursday OF ever, month
Read the magnIicent-
November Scheme.
$50 900
Prize-: ............. ............... ..... o 900
Prizes, 81 800 each 49,. 500
Prizes, lUd0 each ................. 5dO
~ Prizes, $50 each =. 80 go. -. 49, 10 900
lOO f1lzes, lO0 each 10000
ZUO Prlzes, 90 each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 QUO
e500 Prizes 20 each.... .............. .... 10000
1VOU IIlZes, ~ eacn III. W
Prizes, 300 each, Approxima ion
,oo Plies. 200
Prizes, 1O0 each, "a 1900
frlzes, lUO each, yUU
1857 Prizes, $1,000
whole Tickets. So. Half Tickets. Al.
~ Tickets, 500. % Tickets. RIUO.