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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

OF with great eclat, I believe. The couple
were married by the archbishep OF Paris;
Faure sang in the choir. and the Pope sent
his blessing.
Several months afterwards / received .
dainty note at the American Legation in
wiling me TO dinner. 1t was o tete-a tete
affair as Is almost always the case, for
French society, allowing the young girl no
liberty. permits the married woman greater
freedom than we, in this country, allow even
the young girl
On arriving at the Hotel de Jarney, |
hurried up stairs to the cosy drawing ROOM
furnished in pale blue satin. In few mo
ments portiere was thrown back and IN
entered Nine. de Jarny, nee St. CYr.
But what a change. The white pearly
teeth we're frequently displayed in frank
smile; the brown eyes sparkled with gentle
malice; and talkative even her mother
must yield the palm. :.
We soon became good friends; and it
did not take me long to learn that II Mile
de st. Cyr Shad said little, she had at least
listened.
Aswe were seated | at one end OF the
table, she at the other, and, as the soft
light of the pink-shaded candles threw a
cultivated refulgence upon the demask
tablecloth, Nine de Jarny, Just peeplng
through the maden' s-hair of the centre
piece, said: ;,
"You know was educated rAnglaise. "
"Yes," said ], with the impudence OF
sympathy, ARE you sorry you'd not choose
number oneP'
Nine. de Jarny tossed her head coquet,
ishly, and replied, with low musical
laugh: No.
"At any rate, am glad to be free.
And with these words she expressed the
sentiments of almost every French woman
that enters into married life.-The lngle,
-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
SCRAPS.

1t is suggested that petroleum refuse
could be used advantageously for fuel in To-
comotiveS.
Times are so hard in Italy that an assss-
sin can be hired to knife a man for eighty
FIVE cents.
Lester Wallack's hair is white as snow
now. He will make his season very short
one this winter.
Foreign syndicates and capitalists now
own nearly 80 900 square miles Of territory
in this country.
General Grants residence on Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, is to be sold. 1t is val
ucd at $4,000.
For some unknown reason large numbers
of squirrels are migrating from this State
to kentucky.
About 10 900 Jewish immigrants land at
or ports yearly, and they have been com
iEg at that rate for ten years.
The Lowell Citizen says that General
Putler has disposed of his entire interest
200 shareS--in the Middlesex mills.
Arizona has l,OOOOOO,OOO feet of pine
lumber in forest near its centre. A sin
gle concern has cut 3G,OOO,OOO feet in the
last year.
A Pennsylvania peddler, who has carried
tic name Of Honest John" for fifteen
years, has Just owned up to dozen rob-
berries and other crimes.
pr. John Hall has bis church doors
closed and fastened now when he begging his
service, so that he and his congregation
shall not be disturbed by late-comers.
Overseer Wade, Of the Easton, Mass,
a!mshouse, has been fined $75 for combining
an insubordinate pauper forty hours with
six crackers and pint Of water.
An Arizona paper tells of white snipe
The bird was as white as snow, and invaria-
big kept in the centre Of the flock, both when
dying and when on the ground.
Old Dan Rice claims that once, upon q
keel boat en- route from this city to Mays
vile, Ky. after the adjournment of Con
gross in 1887, he danced jig while the
famous Henry Clay played the fiddle for
him.
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Oh, DEAR!

When DR., Mary Walker strolls along the
street she is often mistaken tor an adver
tisirg dodge.
There are over 2l0O0,0O0 widows in
India. Ben Butler should 60 to the gorge
Gus East to start party.
II is said the FIRST money Ella Wheeler
Wilcox ever received for a poem was from
Frank Leslie's great publishing house.
Fanny Ellsler learned to swim when she
was over seventy years old, so that she
could 60 with her granddaughter into the
natatorium.
Miss Abigail Dodge Gail Hamilton) and
her sister are making leisurely journey by
carriage from Augusta, Ne, to their home
n Hamilton Mass. They recently made a
trip to Aroostook county, Me, and Moose
head Lake.
Miss Louise Hale of Boston, will soon
be married to Eugene de Rizo.Rangalie
The groom is attached to the household Of
King George Of Greece. Miss Hale has
been educated with the daughters of the
Rizo-Rangalie family and has recently
been studying for an operate career
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n,.n rps.

-" -,
Over The 6eld where the ripe grAin greSp
That crept and erouehed ~ her res Had Played.
TN the san-dreRched Tiles hung IKE uoss,
That throned her Ike queen Of old
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
FOR HANDY HOUSEWIVES.

Green corn is now exported to England,
In France the artificial oyster is said to
be great success.
Artificial mushrooms are now sold IN
many places in Paris.
A good dinner, says French writer, is
he secret of smiability.
The agricultural artillerymen are loading
he last gun for peaches.
A PURGE of carrots is finding its way more
and more to table dhote.
The great gastronomic question of the
hour is, shall we eat sparrows?
Marion Harlan call mushrooms con
temptible ill-smelling fungus.
Teal duck is now in season, and its en-
;oyment depends upon its cooking.
A great deal of mirerable stuff mas.
auerades on hotel tables as sauce tartare.
Some physicians assert that insanity is
caused IN great many cases by over-eat-
,ng.
As far as appearances goes, Goldfish can
ne as handsomely decorated as salmon.
A Russian salad is very much like the
:arre, in n private house-theres every
hing in it.
Breakfast pancakes with a coffee
a,or are the latest things, gastronomically,
Iut.
Nothing could be more Suggestive than
er.ing alleged Roman punch in little paste
'oard pals.
Shrimp croquettes are now served at some
inner parties after the soup, instead Of
ordinary fish.
Measures should be taken to prevent the
threatening extinction OF terrapin which is
me OF the greatest Of American delicacies
Italian scaYengers collect peach stones
rack them and sell the kernals to con
fectioners for 20 cents a pound. The
iernel then becomes the bitter almond Of
ommerce.
Cheese pudding is made thus: Crate
lne-half pound OF cheese very finely mix
rith two eggs, whites and yolks beaten to
,ether, and oue-quarter Of an ounce of fresh
butter, seasoning well with pepper and salt
Bake in a small dish lined with puff paste,
" else merely butter the dish before pour
,ng in the mixture.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
THINGS TO THINK OF.

Chance generally favors the prudent
Ioubert.
Who bravely dares must sometimes risk
l fall-Smolett.
Affections are but the shadow OF Coils
sings.-George Mac Donald.
Gratitude to covenant God makes even
! temporal blessing taste Of heaven
Romaine.
III thy neighbor should sin" old Christoval said,
"Scvcr, never unmCrciiul be;
FOR remember IL Is by the mercy Of God
/ hOu art not US wicked ~ he.'
In all unbelief there are these two things
n good opinion of ones sell, and bad
opinion Of God.-Dr. H. Bonar.
Our grand business in life is not to see
what hes dimly at hand.-Carlyle.
To love and to do the Holy Will is the
ultimate way, not only to know the truth
out to lead others to know it, too.-Mar,
ineau
Genuine beneyolence is not stationary,
nut peripsteiic. 1t goeth about doing good
-Nevins.
Childhood has no forsbOdings but then
is soothed by no memories of outlived
orrow.-George Eliot.
mploy the gift thou hast,
hhatC'er il he, with true aud earnest care,
And this cndeayOr shall not lie the last,
Each good performed another shall prepare.
Mrs. Guernsey.
1t is curious TO note all sea margins o.
human thought. Each subsiding century
reveals some new mystery; we build where
monsters used to hide themselves.-Long
fellow.
Turning sunshine into night, and making
misery gratis when we are not miserable, is
anything but Christian, though, ::alasl some
good people do sometimes make a merit o.
TIL Bushnell
He who distrusts the security of chance
takes more pains to effect the safety which
results from labor. To find what you seek
in the road of life, the best proverb of all i,
that which says: Leave no stone untur
ned '-Bulwer-Lytton.
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"DE MORTUlS."
BidekrOo,''s Hagd:iHc.
IanihIis data lilin nlnnir

MAulpuS uhIe MIA pleuls
rurpurcUS spargsm flores, animamqus . 9
bis saltem sccumulem donis ct fungar imam
munere."
Oh come let us haste to hisgraye, let scatter rich
garlands OF flowers!
We gave him scant honor while living faint reticent
praises were ours
For his genius, his virtues, his courage-but now
his quick spirit hath fed;
Der his tomb wreathS Of roses and laureS and bays
let us Strew TO him dead.
Ay now, when all weeping and praising are utterly
vain, let us weep.
Let us praise him ungrudgingly now that uncon-
sciouS. he sleeps his last sleep.
viii he heed what we say Willie hear rs and see
Us" All no. tits too late,
We always too late with our praises and cans
delaying. wewait,
Till death shrOuds the windows and darkeus life's
warm breathing house with its pail,
And in vain to the tenantdeParted love- friendship
or calumny call.
All then We are arouse In our griefs, al then, and
then only, the need
That WAS due 10 the warm living spirit we give To
the cold senseless dead
For our brother while here is striving and moving
along the worlds ways,
We have only harsh judgments, stern counsel, half
uttered affections, cold praise.
Our cheer OF iull-hearted approval our frank quick
applause we deny;
Envy, malice, and jealousy, calumny, all the
worlds hounds in full cry
Cnrclentng pursue him-Shile friendship bsrkS
low in the rear Of the race,
Reluctant perhaps, at his faults and his frailtes
till death ends the chase.
An then all his virtues his merits shine forth all
the charms that he owned,
Rise up unObscured in their beauty, al irAilteO and
faults are RtOned
All the good is remembered and pOndered, the bad
swept away out OF sight,
And In death We behold him TRANSPORTED, and rObel
in memorial light.
We lament when iameniing is useless, We praise
when all praises ara vain,
Aad then, turning back and forgetting, begin the
Sane sad work again.
Alb, why did We stint TO him living our glits Were
Nepoors Had we naught-
Not q wreath, not flower for our friend TO whose
grave we such tribute have brought.
All, no! the srgeSS OF the heart that had strength
encd and gladdenei his soul
We refused him, and pToered him only the critics
ToOr niiSerlv dole.
Still We meant 10 he Just. claim. though the
judgment was cold that we gave.
Nss our justice. then. better thaa iosee -Coaae
ssy a Jos stani bY ais srstc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
DR.. J. E. SMITH
No. lloa Chaplins STREE.
Near Ennr,..A

NO. 1909 ChApline Stre<t
Near Fourteenth ssrs
kthe only regularly educsted physician u.,,.,.
on the following diseases In the state Of a., M.
sinia, and the best evidence Of his skill and .ac,,
The testimony Of his patcnta lie never us, !, =
tents name without permission; thoSe aut.nIsip
siew out Of many hundred Certificates In ku -
sion. Many years experience In the b,st h,,n,.,
together with thorough medical education ~,
nliliarity with therapeutic agenk close ob.t,,,.
hyaieric manage nent enables him TO ,rrs, sia a.
ccss diseases which are frequently regarded Ia,
ab,e. In every instance pr. smith viii tlatlT 4,
he patient his opionon.
PROOF.
Consumption, Splitting Biood.-Ay .risu
veup all hopes Of my recovery pr Ioha K Sais
red me two yeanAgo. Geo haner,
Consumption, Chronic Dis rrhna splttiu.
and Passing Blood uas emaoialfd % / a..
ton. Strength gone. Dr. Smith cured ,sp 10.
ago Nm. c. J. Nelson, Wheeling, " Va
Cst.rrh. PolypTs Of Nose. Los. q vo!s.-
to help me. I thought my dissANe incursSl. b
S Seen veil sI ever sines. CHARTS G.1Soss%
Of speidel 4 Co, Wheeling. Wv
Cancer Of Breast-Wn cut out thru. tlnsS
physicians Dr.. Smith cured me without Tie tsli
NM Il. ~ Orssa
To the IAdies-Dr. Smith has q method d ~,
ing falling Of the womb and female seaknas va
curcs IL In short time LAdis need sufer 10 loass
Female Weakness-Mod Asuravaied kind y
one seemed 10 undentand the Gaze Of my dasxkis
Dr. Smith cured her year ago and she u noe vi
and strong. Mn. c. ]. Nelson. wheeling. WA
Efstula In Ano, Ptles-Most AYnu,ed Va
Given up 10 die and pronounced incurrable u q,
hack for eighteen weeks. DIR. Smith cured me In tw
weeks without the kniie. three yssn ago, and s,s
better health now than ever.
Thos. Colvin, Grocer, whsrlin
Fits-My wife had them for years Could ~ y
relief. Dir. Smith cured her thres Jean 40 sndn
has had none sinoe.
ScrofuIous ulcer on Leg for Ysar-p
smlth cured me two yesn ago; ~
Valley Grove, W. VI
DR.. smith win engage 70 cure any case Of pilen
matter Of how long Standing without the Aaus ~
Without the least danger Of any kind.
Ioas OF manhood-Df.s smith hAs made qsf
alty of this condition whicy aps the foundstissr
health and renders miserable 70 many. Hb w
mept viii restore health and strength In shod w
pr. Smiths rooms are % arranged that pstient ~
ing 70 zee him Is not como In contact via ga.
and lin bushes With ladies aud gentlemen s1'es
confidential.
Blood Disorders -Those suffering from III
stroyer Of life may consult Dr. Smith With pcfsd
A Chart FOR Self ationssni 70 psuss
nj 4 distance on receipt Of two q STAINS, and psus,
thus treated are always guaranteed atiaatioa.
Consultation Free Of ofios. Ono loan n
q N. V Up. n. daily, s1osRt sIndsy;, v,ru
No. 1904 Chsplins BusA
mao Wheeling ". We
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sss- 10 slesay o....4.
q. Totlss,.,. !,

- -, va SSA4&o1o n.
Dr. 8. b Hartman 4 ca c.L
Ohio:-I keep The lassest ,,orl sea
cises Of any ster, in Lewis count, s&
exception Of . drug store Al va u
our county seat, and an selI,.
deal Of your Peruna and Mspsl;s GN
giving the best satisfacion Of an,
/ ever handled. In one case y Ieeoa,
stable for the precinct h.. e.
very siok and low spirited e., lea
time. For. several yesn lie has 20,
the doctors here, and we have sou. Il
ones, and they did him no pooS sea
much persuasion sold him two hn,,A Aha
PERUHA MASALIS. he took hall ne u
medicine. Icould see great rl' ss
him. and now he is as sound a ma. sea
emily as there is in this vicinity And apps'
he is entirely well. He is numbs' an
man and is highly respected. H.. sas
fed that your medicine saved his Is a "
all the doctors and all medicines b.s Ssr
Being acquainted with YOU | rss.. lst
TO John Shilliio & Co., Alto, PinsI, %
Co., and other business houses of C;n.;s
r. L. GILhESPIE pp'a "a
Messrs. Adamson 1 Shipley, Of w. a
burg, Pa, writes: please send \, e
Ills of Life" Immediately. We Ar t as
q big run on your medicine, PrEry,
stead Of dying out, like most med;c;,..A
course Of time, il seems to be erox;.
favor, We sell lots of it. Please seoS
books soon."
Messrs Withorn 4 Urban. Of Ala.
City. Pa. write; Having a large NV
your PERUNA and MASAllS, we k,r,
many calls for your book, Ills Of ID
please send US supply Of them Ger
and English, and oblige."
S. Wilmot l. Son. Wilmot 0 v..,
Gentlemen: We handle your good, ~,
tee, give good satisfaction" vi
A. G. SeDards, Greenup. Ky. SAYS. -.
tlemen: / am handling your medicius y, y.
having q good trade in them"
J. c. Saunders, Martiusbu-r W.,
writes Gentlemen: Your Peruna seI, 3.
and gives good satisfaction here w.
more Peruna than any other prep.nS,,
we handle"
W. Bauer. St. MarY's Pa, writes ~,
son is still improving in health. Your ,,
RusA is just the thing for him"
II. l.. Day h Co., New yieun. Oh
write: IS. B. HARTMAN 4 Co. ColupS'.
Ohio. -Gentlemen: Your PGRuy. AL, J.
we'll as any medicine with u.s. oT,,
number have told US that PERrxA Is 4.
best thing they ever used"
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1t Was simply Ab.ent-Mindedn....

~ "as oiuipiy Auscnt-tnndeuuess.
"Did you see defendant drinkT' asked
the attorney of the witness.
Il did not" replied the witness.
why then do you think he was drunkT
because he was on his way home from
the Convention, and attempted to wind up
the door-knob with his watch key"
Is that the only reason for swearing that
the defendant was drunkY
ayes, but think that is reason enough"
"Your Honor, the Court said the lawyer,
spriDging to his feet, "the witness is unable
to distinguish between absent-mindedness
and drunk enness. Such evidence as this
is preposterous. and If entertained would
convict all of US. Why, even the Court
would not escape. Your Honor knows that
the Court last night bit the end of eucum-
Der pickle, stuck it in his mouth, scratched
a tooth-pick on his pants. and tried to light
it for cigar OF course yor Honor was
thinking Of q case
Yes. said the Court, Il was thinking Of
a Casa case Of beer was absent
minded. The essc is dismissed"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
NOME CONTINGENCIES.
Novelties In ornamentatioa.

de0 fWf f'0G.
A cheap, and yet tasteful cover for the
side-board marble is greatly desired by most
women. 1t can be made of hnen-crash,
which costs about l2s cents per yard; cut
it long enough so that the ends will hang
over for about one-quarter of q yard; fringe
the ends and overcast the edge; then put
three rows of drawn-work about the fringe,
and if you choose to still further ornament
it a simple vine in outline stitch may be
worked on each end. Work this with
crewel; it will wash better than marking
cotton will, and besides you can take longer
stitches with good effect. Two or three of
these simple scarfs will not cost so much as
one very handsome one, and vet you will be
able to keep the side-board looking neat
and orderly every day.
A pretty ornament for bare space on
the wall is made by taking the paper of
from a fan which has a nice frame, and
running ribbons in; use four rows of rib.
hons in two shades. Have marked dit
ference in the shades.
Lovely tides are made of white muslin;
they are hemmed, and in the center Is
worked in silk suitable picture in outline
stitch. If the silk is used which is intended
for this kind Of embroidery it will not fade.
or run" when washed and the tides are
thus rendered serviceable.
A novelty in the shape Of pin-cushion
cover is to Dover q thick cushion sfmedium
size with satin, then cover one corner with
very sheer white muslin; this should be cut
in the form Of a triangle, and where the
muslin ends and the satin begins put jabol
of lace there. The effect is both pretty and
quite new
An ornamental book rack is of light
wood with little poles at each end OF the
shelves; to these can be fastened side pieces
ofplush, embroidered or otherwise decorated.
A handsome tidy that has the merit Of
washing we'll is not often seen. One re-
Gently invented answers to this description:
Choose some coarse, white crash, look at 1t
carefully to see that it is as evenly woven
as possible, then pull out threads until it is
barred of, and stitches may be counted as
in canvas; work border on each end, and
then begin at one corner and work in
diagonel lines, in common cross-stitch, all
over the crash. This is to be done with
crewel, in four colors, red, green, yellow,
and black The ends of the crash should
be fringed before anything else is done.
This tidy may be put smoothly over chair
back, are made so long that it can be tied
in graceful knot in the center. This is a
pretty way also in which to ornament the
crash sideboard cover.
A useful article to hang in gentleman's
room is case made Of linen, in which he
can keep his umbrellas and canes, The
case should be cut in the form Of closed
umbrelIa-that is, it should slope from the
top to the bottom gradually. There should
be division, so that the canes will not be
in the same pocket with the umbrellas; bind
this all around with brown ribbon or o
heavy braid, and with brown crewel embroi-
der on the front the outlines Of an umbrella
aud a cane.
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ALONE.


The autumn twilight steals sPaoe.
4 nd dulls the nope ina, dsSnee ~ o"rn
And golden stoweo lHi eeu'
~,,.,.
Inc gloom S sain"r;ns nav.
For Homes departing ray.
Alone sit; no loving hand
Rests kindly on my own,
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A BAD OUTLOOK FOR LAWYERS,
Philadelphia TiAeJ.

And now that we have graduated from
college, Tom, what do you expect to dor
asked his pretty cousin.
Il shall study law" he replied gravely.
But isn't that profession very mach over
crowded, Tom
Possibly it is, but it is not my fault. In
this world we must all look out for number
one. As said, I shall study Law, and
those who are already in the profession
must take their chance"
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THE SUMMER GIRL.
l0ls CHfrdRg.


There are damsels pretty and damsels plain,
There are countless ysnities under the sun;
There's the girl who dirts on the railroad train
And the female who giggles just for fun
And she who ai spiders and mice will run
There are maidens OF lofty and low degree,
But / turn aside from them all but one
For the summer girl Is the girl for me.
There are maidens sombre. of massive brain,
Who would faint Il one dared TO make pun;
There are laSses modest and sirens vain
And chatteriDg danes who are worse than a dun
There's the girl With voice like signal gun,
And who thanks the Lord that she yet Is free;
But rzther than these maids give me none
For the summer girl Is the girl Tor me.
There's n miss who comes from royal straiu
And signs TO conquer Sir Booby's son;
And she who shows poetic vein,
And ysinly waits TO lie wooed and won;
And last OF all, there's the silent nun.
But with none Of them can / WE'LL agree;
In fact, these damsels do shun-
For the summer girl Is the girl for me.
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L'ENyOI.

Prince. enough perchance no good I've done
At least accept my advice and be
Peaceful and happy-in love with none
For the summer girl Is the girl for me.
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SNEEZE! SNEEZe !
comnIata Treatment with Inhaler 81.

One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and one Improved Inhaler, In one Package, may
now be had Of all druggists for s.oo. AK Tor Ban
"Ihe only absolute specific we know of."-Med:
Times "Ihe best we have found In Q lifetime Of
sufiering"- Dr.. wiegin, Boston: After
lorg Struggle with Catarrh, the Radical CuH mas
~ have not found case thatit did not relieve at
once Andrew Lee, Manchester. Mas.
POTTER DRus AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston.
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The walters were terribly slow and in
attentive, and the patrons were fast losing
their patience, when Fogg put on his. cleri.
cal look and said: Brethren. let us help
cue a, o,her."
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DYEI5 DEAED H1n PoicE -
u n.t $780,. Ts 4. ,.,srs EsAg =
WIN psoss 4 9 issiat sla ~ = 1Ss :
Snrkooa ssalsl ~ Delpan, = sddyH o.
snts, ts.H9 aisL L 4 l. aatk.
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For furtkaT infornst2oa vyf1s dnny, 1880
sidrea. POSTAL. EUTES, kxpre.s heey a.
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II Is Not a
or Smut.
Manhood Restored.

Victims Of youthful imprudencs, csusins Nervous
Debility prenature Decay, and all disorders bnsusht
On ~ indbcretion or eIcea, VIII learn Of dmpis
ham e., N. Y.