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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

JfttSS Jttty ("fi A'tttySt
The Chinese are the most ingenious
people in the world. Those who think
the Chinese are not up to all tricks of
almost all trades reckon without their
host. The Chinese knowledge Of chem
istry is small, but such rs they have
is accurate and practical. They know
how TO restore freshness to stale fish
when they are peddling fish. A friend
of ours tells US about how they take the
smell off from stale fish. The other day
this friend being asked by a Chinaman
to buy piece of salmon. Our friend re-
fused because the fish was stale. The
Chinaman departed, and was soon
Offering the same piece Of fish to anoth-
er man, and in the latter instance the
fish seemed fresh and nice. Our friends
had noticed how the Chinaman had
performed the operations of restoring
the sound smell. The Chinaman
went around behind cabin
and gave his fish bath of
diluted uric acid, which did the
business. This is a positive fact, for our
informant has bought many q pound
Of fish from Cinnamon, and he was
10th to believe that Cinnamon could
do such an act as to give stale fish .
treatment by means of human distilla-
ton. This that we give above We have
the best authority for saying Il thetruth
aS much IS We are Disguised to men
ton sTCh 4 thing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Some cyclone Stories.

During the late cyclone turtle
weighing sixty pounds was blown out
Of Pearl river, near Georgetown, Miss.
The cyclone of April -, according to
an exchange, struck flock of geese in
Rankin county, Miss, and stripped all
the feathers oil them. Some of the
geese were killed.
Sol Hide Of Marion county, Ala,
who was riding a mule along the public
road, was blown by the recent hurri-
cane half mile and was unconscious
when found. He says he has an indis-
tinct recollection of passing over the
tree tops.
During the storm at Stsrkville, Miss,
a little child was carried $50 yards in
feather bed. AS soon as the bed touched
the ground = heavy tree fell across 1t,
but the babe was neither hurt or
awakened. For this story the Oktibbe-
ha Citizen is responsible.
Mr.. Morgan Stewards of Big Sandy,
Ky, found q human skeleton in his
ward after a heavy rain. The forearm
was six inches longer than that OF an
average man, the skull was massive,
and the jawbone enormous. Around
the neck were number OF Indian
trinkets.
Says the Raymond Miss Gazette:
"a large branch of a Magnolia tree,
evidently twisted off by the cyclone,
fell upon one of our streets last Sunday
evening. When first discovered it was
about 0ne-qua1ter of a mile high and
came down with a considerable crash,
showing that our town was perhaps in
the track Of the cyclone, which passed
too high to do any damage
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Moral: Don't Write Long Letters.

A curious story of the late Lord Der
by has just come to light. When he
was prime minister Of England he off
cred the lord high commissionership of
the general assembly of the Church of
Scotland to certain peer, who in re-
ply wrote four long pages setting forth
numerous reasons against his accept
ance, but in the last two or three lines
declared his willingness to take the
Office. Now. as professor Goodwin
Smith has said, Lord Derby was no.
toriously indolent. He only took the
trouble to read the first two pages of
the letter, and, concluding from them
that the correspondent wished to decline
the honor, at once offered the commits
sionership to another man, who inn
mediately accepted it. Of course the
first candidate was furious, and also
dreadfully bewildered, but both he and
Lord Derby died without finding out
how the mistake occurred.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Brains in the Brute Creation.

Caleb COpe's COW, in Chester county,
Pa, has adopted two young lambs.
Second marriages are not counte-
nanced by wild geese. If one loses its
mate it never takes another.
A story comes from New England of
a mouse which was so charmed with q
gentleman'S singing that it ran up to
his shoulder and sat mOtionless until
the singing was finished, then trembled
violently. fell to the floor, and died.
\ dove came upon the premises OF
farmer of Amesbury, Mass, about two
wears ago and associated itself with the
harvard fowls. assuming their habits,
roaming with them through the day
and rOOsting with them at hight.
When the fowls are confined the dove
remains in their enclosure. although It
might easily fly away.
4 monkey was given lump OF sugar
inside of a closed bottle, 1t worried
itself sick trying to get at the sugar.
Fits of the most ludicrOus melancholy
alternated with spasms OF delight, as
new idea suggested itself, followed by
fresh series of experiments. Nothing
awaited until one day jar of olives fell
from the table with a crash. The result
was noticed by the monkey, who in
instantly hurled his bottle TO the floor,
and was soon in possession OF the lump
of sugar,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
FEMALE FANCIES.

Any young man is made better by
sisters love. Il is not necessary for i 10
be his own sister.
The Empress Eugene in her pslmy days
ate an onion at O'Clock every morning TO
preserve her complexion.
The most innocent OF girls, says Florian
knows thar mau is in love with her short.
" before he knows himself
When Queen Elizabeth died twenty
seven fans were found in her wardrobe.
One of them was valued at 300; the han
die was covered with diamonds.
John Bright considers weddings always
occasions OF sadness, but we do not agree
with him. They are only occasions OF
sadness when 4 man marries so wife on
q $l5 salary.
Man, says Victor Hugo, was the CO.
nUndrum OF the eighteenth century;
woman is the conundrum of the nine
teenth century" An editor adds: I've
can't guess her, but will never give her up
no, never.
A sensible old lady, alter walk through
Washington street, remarked that the fash
ionsble young girls were called loud be-
cause they wore bangs on their foreheads.
She also supposed that poke bonuets were
called so because everybody was poking
fun at them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
HINTS THAT MADE A WRECK.
The Interesting Gourtship OF Love
Stricko On Georgia swain.

Inc hnferestanG eourtsnip Of Love
Sirickon Georgia swain.
When Georgia father found out that his
son John was sparkling q certain farmers
daughter: for year or more without set
Ting any question, he called him out be-
hind the stack and said to him:
John, DO you love Susan Tinker"
II guess do, dad"
And does she love your"
That's what dunno, and I'm afraid to
ask her"
We'll, you'd better throw out a few
hints tonight and find out. It's no use
wearing out boot.leather unless you are
going to marry her"
That night. at ten o'clock, John came
home a wreck. His face was scratched all
up. bis ear was bleeding, his hat gone and
his hack was covered with mud.
John, John! What on earth is the
matter? exclaimed the old man, laying
down his paper.
Bin over to Thinkers" was the reply.
'And--and-'
And threw out few hints to Susan"
What kind o hints
why, told her I'd been hoofng il two
miles four nights OF a week for the last two
years to Sot up with her while she chawed
gum and sung through her nose. and now
/ reckonedi it was time for her to brush her
teeth and darn up her stockings, cure the
bile on her chin and tell the folks that
we're engaged.
And her father bounced you"
No, dad, no; there's were I'm consoied.
II took the whole family, including Susan.
two hired mep and three dogs. and then
wasn't NOR half licked. guessed we
moved on EN- too soon, dad guess il
wasn't quite time 20 throw out hints. -
Savannah Record.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

ping religiously to cross himself and
kneel before every sacred image. In an
ante room are relics Of Oiden times
and the church records, kept in chest
of drawers the carving OF which Is
almost worn away. There is Spanish
standard, STANDARD dEspaguel," the
cid fellow calls Ii, with silver staff,
which looks as though it might have
come over with Cortez. The old parch-
ment books Of the church go back to
1852, 8 record Of baptism bearing that
date. Here is inscribed in 3 fine but
slightly Grabbed hand, the record Of all
the little Mexicans who came into the
world in those times, 300 years ago, to
loaf and lounge their lives away in true
Mexican fashion under the walls of
their mud houses, and to bring up q
horde of losfing and lounging progeny.
The recent close contact whit the bust
ling American Is
stirring the Mexican Up Some,
but he is moderately happy II he can
squat in the shade of an adobe wall, and
there pass life lazily away.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Locusts ~ washinEtOu.

About noon Monday, in Washington,
q brisk southerly wind started up,
sweeping great clouds Of dust and debris
over the streets. Those persons who
were in the neighborhood Of the Treas
ury Department soon after the wind
freshened up observed large black
body, much resembling cloud, passing
over the White House grounds at a
rather high altitude. A reporter soon
thereafter passed through the grounds
and was informed By several spectators
that the body was large flock of pecu.
liar locusts, numbers of which had
fallen in the park during their rapid
and windy fight. Specimens Of the
insects were picked up and preserved
by those present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
4 Strange Child.
Buffalo (Ulliicf.

The existence of natural curiosity,
which is reported almost simultaneous
" with the arrival of the first circus,
has awakened degree or interest in
an uptown locality. A poor woman,
living Main street, back of a saloon, is
said to he the mother of three. years
old child who is warmly clothed with
hair upon the brows and cheeks. The
infant prodigy is reported to have eyes
round as saucers and as void of specu-
lation as turtles, but with tiggerish
glare. There is said to be no malforma-
ton, except that the child's face is as
thickly covered with hair as an AMI
mails, and that its eyes are set round in
its head like an animals. The mother
keeps her remarkable offspring seclud.
ed as it is keenly sensitive to its pecu-
liaritieS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
THE BRooKSIDE.
Lord HOlJhIOn

Lord Hosghton.
wandered by the brooksida.
wandered By the mill
could not hear the brook dow,
The noisy wheel was still.
There was no burr Of grasshopper,
Nor chirp of any bird.
But the beating of my own heart
Was all the sound heard.
sat beneath the elm-tree.
watched the long, long shade.
And as II grew still longer.
Ididnot feel afraid,
For listened for a football.
listened for a word
But the beating Of my own heart
Was all the sound l heard.
He came not-no. he carle not
The night came on alone
The little stars as one By one.
Each OF his golden throne;
The evening ar passed by my cheek,
The leaves above were stirred
But the beating Of my own heart
Was all the sound heard.
Fast silent tears were flowing,
When som5thtng stood behind
A hand was on my shoulder,
knew It's touch was kindk
It drew me nearer-nearer-
We did not speak one T~ord
Eor the beating Of our aesrts
"ss All Ire ~oUnd g. board
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
The Latest FISH STORY From Nevada.

IUglHN lNt'.I ENttpt1t.
The Dig fish of Lake Tahoe again
made his appearance day before yester-
day. He suddenly rose in front Of the
steamer Governor Stanford and dis
puted her passage. There was quite
tough tussle for about ten minutes,
when the fish leaped upward, and,
swapping off the bowsprit, went away
with it in its mouth. AS the fish is
making so much trouble the owners of
the steamers will send below for har-
pooh to be fired from cannon, and
will try to kill it. Heretofore this fish
has only been seen two or three times
in the past twenty. five years. In 1868
he attacked large boat and drowned
four Canadians, since which time he
has not been seen till this year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
THE FATE OF THE GRADUATE.

al have come" remarked the graduate,
Al he stood with smiling face
Within the open doorway,
On his features all the grace.
OF a Belvidere Apollo,
And of base ball lore a trHc"
In the broken jointed fingers.
That were won on second base
ITO say 10 the biggest editor
He that Right against Wrong MAINTAINS
And weapons OF cold logic
ON the ranks OF Sophism trains
That 10 help his worthy paper,
! have looScd my Seething brains
And e we'd thercfrom paper
ON the uh.ect, why 1t NhIns.
There was ne'er larger funeral
Went from out the city's gate
Than that which followed slowly
The corpse OF the graduate.
He was laid beneath the willows
DER his grave the daiscs nod.
DER the es -ay on the rainfall
Rests be side him in the sod.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
THE COURAGE OF LIFE.
Boston TranScript.

boston Ir1ns.rtp.
Courage 20 look on coming years,
Their slender hopes their Ger tain tear,
With spirit still und aunted
Courage tostrive for ev'ry gain,
For GENIUS, even. must work amaiu.
And struggle for what Is wanted.
Courage to see Illusions fade,
Thine idols fade that thou h asst m ado,
To be by their mem ries haunted.
Courage TO see myself grow old,
Thy place uSurped by the young and bod
Their vigor before thee Haunted,
Courage 20 race the dark, dark hours
When all things seem hevOnd che powees
u ina Faith tnsi tGpI hast yaustsd,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
RHsA AND MAUD s.
n Little Love Scene, During Whies the
r,.s Marc Eats o Buneh Of Roses

Little Love scene, Dubihb
INST Mare Eats Buneh ofBeses.
q, saturday forenoon at Hartford Mile.
Rhea me actress, was up bright and early
and wss driven to Charter Oak PARK, wnere
Mr: Bair was getting things in reaaine s
for the days exercising OF the speedy u;,e
mare. Rhea's escort had but 10 menI ~
TO Mr.. Bair who his visitor was 20 esln .ae
strictest attention Of the famous driver,
and in 1--WE minutes the Queen OF the Turf
had her toilette completed and was ready
70 meet the Queen OF the stage He
cbarminp ami NAL was the impetuons
exclamation Of Rhes, extending both hsf'os
towards the
Winsosee Maad a.
~ the swinging open OF the upper hall on
the door revealed the St0oe0O animal 10
view. Maud came forward with coquetusn
manner and rested her head on the actress
shoulder, the arms of OUT young belgian
cousin elias ping the neck OF the 2:loH mare
I'm her loving embrace. Mr.. Blair looked
with evident pride on the utilization Pc
tween the actress who has csptfvated the
hearts of the American people ana tne
horse which has travelled the fastest mile
ever recorded and is booked to do 1t IN
2:OS or better within few weeks.
Maud b. Play fully Nibbf<d
Of the cluster of Marechal Mel roses at the
corssge of the visitor, and Rhea in the &c,
stacy of the moment showed her disregard
ior all rules governing valuable horse hesh
by freeing the bouquet from its fastening
and holding it out for the horse to eat
The buds, leaves, branches and all dtssp'
peared in the twinkling Of an eye, aud out
for the alscrity OF Bair the florists wires
would have been swallowed with the dos
SONS. The mare was then led from the
stall and devoted few minutes TO caper'
ing around her admirers, and as sue was
taSen back TO the stable Mile. Rhea said:
ooh, how beautiful. wish she were
mine"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
I,oK SALE A BELMONT FRUIT FARM

NOR SALE 4 BELMONT FRUIT FARM
and Garden, situated in Belmont coun-
IL, Ohio, six miles from Wheeling. one mile
frem the Caaiz pike and one mile from BAR
ton station, on the G. 7. V. d W. T. r., con-
tanning liU eleven acres OF good land, under
a hirh state OF cultivation, with good build
fnps and q choice variety Of fruit Church,
school, phy sician S office, store, and postonoe
nsrticulars call on or address WA. FL. COPE,
ION p o.. Ralmont eountY,O. aplsdro
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
MALARIA.

Malaria il IN almost IN.
tescribable maladv winch
not even the most tllcutci
pi,S-sicilnS are able - 'lth.
cm It. cause !, most re-
Gucn,iy a,cribcd' To locil
surroundings, and there -
very httlc question, but this
uprnon is substantiatcd by
facts. Malaria doeshot ntc-
cssm-i!y mean chills aud
fever while these Troubles
usuaiiy accompany 1t. 1t
oltunatfcc,s the sui.eTrW'th
general lassitude, acG"n-
panied by loss Of appetite.
slccplsssncss. a tired iechns
and, 1 high fever. the p:r-
son afflicted growing weak
cr: and weaker. loses iks'h
day after day. until he be-
comes J mere Skeleton. /
shadow Of his former sell.
M,lar;, ono. h,.t,s 100 10
hold upsyr the humsn n, -, .thf
dor II the system q. t'fsSsnuSra
ID nervous disease. Ih- beiT
v-,k and snicebled ,sssbs ~
nour,hmrut. bot sub,,s'ins nIJ"
iu.cii. tho disc.iiss oEiu. ~
Ius~r perform theu iuuS,ss-
tho lver ho'nuss 'tsr,ii, sEdHvec'
ors,n. fliling - 80 thr'r fy''f'ns
~st ,pecJdy Lrr,,n t'srr',s--s'.
aud d. .olutiOu . al jaiss sss ss
lpen,uc
L. addition 10 lring ,oer,a cure
ftr malaria aaI chlils art lew.
iIsowa's laos lHrIrRS l. highly
recommended for all disease. r-qu
ing certain aad efficient lon,:. ~
pe,Jly indigo .iion. dyspepsi, q. in'r'-
niae,t fever. want Of apprfrc. MS
Il srcnc,h. lack Of energy. c..
EanChc, the blood. strengthens -.
mu-clc.. and give. new lite TO &c
nerves. Act, like 4 charm on 80
digestive organs. Il IL fo ale "
all respectable dealers ia mcjls'nc'.
fice. 81 per bottle
BE sure and get the genuine
BROWNS IRON BITTER3.
Take no other.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
BRhs.sIRE AND cssl BRIDaEACcoN.

BRLa-sIRE AND Cam
MODAyYON
Leaves ReiaAire ~ $40 d M. and $50 p. m
daily except Sunday.
r. q .. stesping Can or Ill throux1 trains
Close couneSdons mAdeA 81 al poan0 South
and SouthWes2 North and N0fthWe8 nAktng
moving toths great West, aDd 70 whom part
cyriAr Attention n oven.
HORE DIVBlON.
Leave whssifl1x, 20 .. m.. - and t<c1.m
No trains run on this division On Sunday.
Tiohetsto I'll principal points on sale Atdspot
sleeping Car accommodations can b scsurs
ed at depot ticket once.
THOoe H B. HhAsE. Ticket ACT, b. $50
Depot.
JOHN aAIIIE, Ticket Agent, City ounce.
, JOHS T. LANE, Trav. PAAs. Agt.
W. NJ CLEMENrS, II. OF T.
X. T. DEVRINB, 0snI Agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
NEW AuvERr,sEmGsrs:
LANaUOR AHD LAssrrUDE,

30 COMMON m TEE sfRINa, INDICATE
A TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER
AND A SLUGGISH CIRCUIAATIONO OF THE
LIfE6IVIN0 FLUIDa A TEkHPOONFUL
N A GLASS OF WATER HALF AN HOUR
BEFORE BREAKFAST WILL GENTLY Re
LlEYE AND REGULATE THE LIVER,
TI0N, AND IMPART NEW LIRE ANDvIG
OR 10 EVERY FUNCTION OF THE BODY
ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE IT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
=BATE'S SpECIFICS!==::

Prepared from 0rmule used by an
eminent physician during ~
years successful practice.
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whether Scrofulous or acquired, Skin dis
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nanenty cured by Eate's Specific No. !.
Price, sIy&.
SPECIFIC No. 2-Cures Seminal Weak
ness. Nerroas Debility, from Youthful hdis-
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Vitality and Los Of Manhood. This remedy
Ia unequalfed In the cure Of these complaints.
II is a powerful stimulus 10 the weaksne
Nervous System, assists Mature TO renewthe
strength and vgoS Of the deshitated organs
and effects a radical cuse. Price, sl.U
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and permanently cures Rheustatism. Prize,
$50.
SPECIFIC M, GA positive cure for all
weaknesses con1-fou TO female.~ Price, si0N
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price by J: W: Base, So n: Clark ST. Chicago.
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Farm0rS'Deaartm0nt

The WhseIInR RsosrxR was founded 10
Is,a nj ihe Tins Of thu INAUGURATION OF the
STAT Of West Virginia, AZ part and parss
- ~ 80 Sts,a oIos.ly fed with it,
% ontsrnrss~s ana contrfbutinQ IN q modest mes
sure 70 i'm advanoemsnt, thS RassrER sharsA
in the lust exultauon WIN WHOM ou Peop.s,
regard lis bright career. Ths population o,
The State has increasea IN greoi Isio u,S
most OF the Old states, heS SCHOOLS nave mula
piled and improved In emcisncy, hSI goveIn
msnt has been well and economically a1i mn
tred. her resources ase oeia& deveioPeL Wv.
men1 and thrift. with tho growth OF the
state the REGIsTn has grown, with lu Dc
velopment the REGIsrnR haa developed, WI
And "A showing the estimation In which the
Whose interests II has stssdeRStly battled. ".
hx aa many West VirHtninDA, nor DOS any
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
..saoUr THE GLAD TIDINGS' -

Mrs. Thomas Atkinson. OF No. - Ring street
Providence, r. l., joins the exultant multi
tude in glad praise and Thanksgiving, Mrs.
A. says
"a few ronthS ago was taken severely
III and Obliged to give up my accustomed
household duties, and receive medical treat
ment, and grew worse continually unti4
was confne TO ny bed, in spite OF the doc
tors prescriptions and the best advice that
could get. Ny sufferiDgs were very severe
from the excruciatng pains in my oacA'
and my legs were very badly swollen at
tended with severe pains, which were sup
posed TO be caused by the rheumatism.
trisnd Of mire who called to see me urged
m me 20 try Hunt; s Rem edy, stating that he
Arev q, the wonderful cures OF several par
tics "A no had taken this medicine, In cases
which seemed very nuch like mine, except
ing that they were IN much worse condition
than was. I consented to try the remedy,
and begun 70 take II as directed, and before
had finish ed ing one bottle Improvements
In me was great. and IL continued constaht!y'
40 that after he'd taken less than three
bottles wa able 20 resume my houseAoio
duties and do my work easily, although
Dad been confined to bed several weeks. The
swelling of nay limbs has disappeared. and
the lameuess and pains in ny back ARC gone
all gone. For all of which. under The bless
ing of kind Providence, Lam inisbssd 10
Hunts remedy. and believe thai Il IS my
duty and privilege to Inform al VINO are
suffering n like mAune. Of the Rs1narkable
curative and restorative powers OF TINS
remedy. which I cheeTtully recommend I.
all who, are AFFLICTED with Kidney disease an
nroDSy"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL"

This motto was adopted some years ago Tor
tina wonderful Kidney medicine, Hunts
Remedy. It was bold bsnHer 20 carry. for
Husts Remedy is recommended for some OF
the most fatal maladies-Brishts disease,
and all kiddsy, bladder. Liver and urinary
complaints. Hunts Remedy. the great
kidney and liver medicine. is indeed posi-.
tive cure, and really is "nsver. known to fail. y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

UWEAK AND gEpE TSI1 ppl.ps I'D b..
,-.,n,.s ara thoroughbred" ETC.. In m inter
es.tns Advertisement long run In our psosl:
X, ra5,y 10 ipguirfes vie VIII say that taersn
M estdcnce Of bunbog about tE,s, VE N
S~nt-.ry the edveTtissT- are very biHhiJ IN.
do'yseS interested persrDs may get 4eeteo
- roniays giyi!fg al rsr.t-Ilsrs % ss1'e ing
va Hejies. 90 = . Boz -, Sith'' ', y
-7tlet6 ksertrg BE. MI'F""
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

81 S,, st'so"Isaloupe. 1t is in a remarkable
rIsir,ooII preservation, though 1t is
bT;I t1 20 70 be over 800 years old, II il
an :, Ot adobe, with stone trimmings
Co 60 "a me tower hangs a chime of oid
fbo oaaL!' bells, tied by ropes TO the cross
i SSS,uS and rung by ropes from the
t6.ss-s-, green with age, only showing
i; re copper where the blows, cIanyinS
t TIC innumerable, have keptit br;Sbt
ny Le church is still used, and undar tSo
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