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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-11-23
the irish hierarchy and clergy through the

occui,,snts Of the PrimAtal Sec OF Dublin.
Their succcss In this last respect. deplorab'o
M IL would bc for tho freedom 81 tho Irish
Church. IL stronElv daptccutcd. Tn. circular
Hut I must not. writing as nm now. with
ont the document before me. prejudice the
reader by nm incurrnct and misleading ANALYSIS.
nrver read anything more eloquent or per-
euasiv". And this wn- one of the last serNiS"s
rendered by 4. VI. Sullivan to his country and
to Catholicism. do not venture too lar wien
I sey that such n luminous demonstration prn-
keen Intelligence and .rrac, cal judgmsrl. had
not nIljttio to do with what tho Holy Father
,a.d to B.shop OGarreil Of Trnn'on. ana pot
little with tho change of attitude in the Irish
hierarchy toward tho Parliamentary party.
Time will soon reveal tho whole truth.
Meanwhile lot lrishnien MI over the world
never cease to hold In ruversnCo tho nuni's OF
Cardinal Manning and Alexander NJ sullivan.
and n another be needed 20 form tho mystic
number three, tho name Of Archbishop Croke
BERNARD O'IlEiItY.
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a Kniiadc of Contcatn,eu..


When start away - hpiaY run
Ard IA" cnup.iGgS c"rHk ana the carr'rCe sways
T." IN" tirc.omn journey mas wei hc.Uu,
long 10 be idcf u. tie good otl dayA
Hut h''ci' too inue . - the plr.lsnut"f rlase,
Aud, Whenever TIM. ~ tUnuCn IN a slough.
D- !. PAIR % tcuuulrr.- TnbbIHx u cl4as
I'm quite cOutcht T. be !INiag now.
When the s'no<r from III" eraty. ard dfns tho sun,
Ard the IOWA u muilird ~ fmuts and nlye
Aud there trouble ahead mat Cannot s.Iur.
long IT, he bnck ~ the COOL OH :.Sr;
Bat, If rr ALL are .tN, worth my praise,
Thor wr- ear" No 1nuht. ~ graudtttnar's brow
Auc, whenever thIuk Of the south Sea
I'm quite content to be iiyiLs now.
When work requires to I'VE fairly done
The Wtni'n- OF batlic-. thr writing OF PLAYS
Reads To lac broken, or fiaA L. u SPUN
long To be tack ~ III" good oi dlys,
But goa know what tho fox ia tn. fable Favs
Of ilr Rrapas ihA' grow "u tho topl,iUst Tonga:
80. weighing the whole I. IN AN we.yhs.
j AZ gate confetti to he living now
rvgci
Glove IN ~ language ofslilt.d PHRASE,
lU.H 10 he bhck IN tnn good did days;
II not. ash fHyIhS 20 tell Won how
I'm lItc content to b. iivIus nov.
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from pIBrV fair

We two hal row
Somehow.
Perhaps s1r WA fretfU. and didn't
OR perhaps DID M netting that she on mt boar
Or perhaps II depression ruvancrG il. the air:
But however that be, the .irtu Finance WAS there
Ana II storm hogan 10 brew.
Al FIRST II inutirred,
And hiTd words uttered;
Then har Ter aud harder, anti things grew
suyFs!neIy unpleasant Tor east ot the two.
Ana came to t'ink
We had reached .he brink
Ofthc grave Of friendship whose should rue
50 'ryset her pnr'i1n-what l"bl CrulG do
she dectared she was sorry Il hop. II true.
Ana the terluast frpwn
SmOutheG siuNly down.
Ana II rlmbcd and sighed,
And whispered and died
Yet ril icII
To this iuJ
ls-wo two had
Some
Rut couldn't rinle mt
NHht brought II about.
And don know nov,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

che House and there, Of all places, they are
most likely to be made. from the 6rst TO the
LIST day OF the session. All sorts OF foolish
things are done and said. IL is the last
Place in the world for experiments, and yet
there is fm sorry TO say, al everlasting
propensity TO tinker with measures Of public
policy. on the part oi new members especi-
ally. Hhy, il was ouly yes ccday that .
Rs Jahlican senator said to me: We vii
have the House in the Fif,ieih Congress;
Yon people only wont two years and rope "
Pendleton,
Senator Pendleton is spoken Of in many
quarters in connection with the Cabinet l
am told here that the Independents insteai
of sskipg that one of themselves be given .
Cabinet position, will urge his appointment.
We are, in large measure, Mr.. Pendle-
toms debtors for the information resulting
from his work in behalf OF civil service. Ii
is q work which neither the intrigues OF
huckstering politicians. nor the saees of
dtmsgogues. nor the preteasious Of
blath.rskites, nor the Vaccinations
of spoils smen can belttle or assault without
disgrace to themselves 1t is q work which
will stand 10 Mr. Pendleton's credit long
after the noise Of those who j-ered At it
shall have gone hence, leaving behind them
nothing but regulations as mud fingers at
an honest man whom they bad not the
grace to imits,e nor the deceucy 10 ap'
preciste.
Every decent man knows full well that
The most honorable road to any Office is BY
the way Of merit.
You can no more expect fellow to ap-
preciste in another what he hasn't III him
self than you would look for q highwsy rob
her to observe the commandment "rhoa
shat not steal" SELar.
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WHEEIING W. VA. MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER l, 1884

of the helpless and smash the great monop-
olits that are built out Of the bones and o.
mented with the blood Of poor workmen and
send supply this day from every full pan,
try to every destitute home and SO change
the condition of those hardly bread that
when another Thanksgiving day arrives tn,
poorest man in America shall have
upon HIS table twenty-ponnd tur-
key, royaIly Drowned and bssted aud
stuffed. put upon his plste dashed With
cranberry and emptied only 10 make away
for pumpkin pies, such as New England
matrons baked, or the more classic and
juicy mince pies, such as our dear old
mother made with her own hands before
those hands we're folded in the last sleep
just before they entered upon the long
Thanksgiving Day OF heaven, where we
shall yet throw our arms around them and
the other departed ones who used to be with
US on those holidays, and give them rap
turous hug and kiss, all the hesrtier for the
present painful separation. believe no
more in the Fatherhood of God than do in
the brotherhood OF man. For all the world
may there be plenty to VICAR and plenty to
eat. Amen and amen, amen and amen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01
ANOTHER REPORT.
The Postmaster Generals Annual Review
OF this Department..

The Postum ster Generals Annual Review
Of this Department..
WASHINGTON. II. c., November 30.-The
annual report Of Postmaster General Heat
ton is made public The report is the most
readable Of those of any Cabinet oficer so
.sr read this year. The total expenditures
Tor the fiscal year were $i6,iOi,s6O.65.
Revenues, Si3 33S. .l270S. Excess Of
expenditures over receipts 81, ,O66, ,s3S5I, 70
which sh, uld be estimated outstanding IL
abilities, $s774Ti.Gl; amount audited 20
Pacific railros|, 81. 260,l795l. Total de,
fcit, $5,2O4,4j4.l2. The revenues were
but T. per cent less than last year, notwith-
standing decrease Of % per cent IN ihH
rate OF postage on letters. The eSims'ed
cot Of the service for 1856 is sj6,0J9,-
l6450.
The rumber and value ofpostsge stamps
stamped envelopes and postal cards iSsu al
upon acquisitions during the year were A.
follows; Number 2, l66, l30 1896; value, - :.
5l5,877.ls The gross receipts OF dead mail
matter. a,75l,s72 pieces The amount rc-
allied from the sale OF articles for which no
vrer G, uld be found was 81 22941 Reg
istered letters and parcels, ,24i.445; new
offices established, 3,4l4; number d scon-
tirued, 2,l54; whole number Of posto ices
O.0l7; number filed by appointment
Of tho President, 1923; BY appoint.
n ent of the Postmaster Genresl, 1854;
Tie total number OF employees is sl,61l.
The delivery system was extended 10 hve
cities and the number OF carriers increased
2lC. The Postmaster General recommends
TIE establishment ui quick delivery on the
same general plan as the American district
messenger service. The ounce As a unit Of
| weight for letters and sealed packages in
stead of the half ounce ~
now. The foreign mail service,
rrompt delivery star service, railway,
ost, iiice and compensation to American
ss l. carving the mails are all given n
c art The number of arrests for viola
on of postal laws ia 75s. There are 6,3lO
money order Offices, the transactions oi
which amounted to $l22.l2l.26i 98 in do,
mestc money orders issued and s1,6SS ZIG
| j3 in international orders issued. For the
len months that the postal note has been in
use il has been a success. The number is
sue was 1859. 237 and the amount repre-
sent d S74lll97 Is. During the sane
time the postal orders we're J, $50, ,3l4 and
their value $7.l56.379 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01
4 REIGN OF TERROR.
Masked Robbers Doing q Cool
Business
IN AN InD,AsA cousrr.
Stealing at Pleasure and Without NJ
!estaaon from 'Al Glasses Of
People.
An A1roRnsy's aspoRT.

LOUISVILLE, Kr., November 30.-Ar. N.
r pacL.nn..,b . vrll.kuovn huyse e
r..h %. ,.,,,,, a., os C,.vfoei
county In Sou'nefn i"uiaas, -
on visit 10 his re!ative, Nc. y 1. Creeesase
nj Twelfth and Market streets. He telll .
III. al. of N. ,s;cn of terror in his
s'"f a
county OF "n'en u''pa
gave sone particulars LUG eoauV No
latts, has hitherto been unusually quiet sAs
resceful Such thines n robbers vces %.
=. ;,hsh;,.,,. n,;J.S tA.-.
Auo"n' sHe -"
selves upon living IN one oi inc mo" Nv
abiding districts in the State. Suddenly u
hsc.ms known that n baud Of robbers vss
-, a.. ,., 80 .,,., .,o,S~
III '.e'' '''N r-.,,..
was hesra Of IN rAP'n sneSe's' s
at night became unsafe. un'ess 10 sesy Afss
and well armed parties. t.
AIwsys Masked- bold D~~ds !.
Ths men who committed these deeds
;., =, G.. .;x and
were a"ays "a :.I, ~ - 30.
never were 1 seen Ni'hou' 'ne p.';,s.
masked. ihey gre" o' -, 80.
were en'erea, anu ~ nny P,ss' NV ~.
owners we're eomPe"eI " " sns .r -.
money anu v" ,SS es.h;,.n,s Of ,h;. onc.
re'ens among 'ne . II"as :, -. 80 " ar ,h.;,
peaceiui Toun,!' ""' ~. I"nJ ~. ., & ,,,J
suorts 70 oreak up 'ne o"na :. III
Inc oresniza''%1n %n.h no. n;,b, '' Sr;n,. f,ah .
Ns sus"su -; "a ,hagts Th.s.
succession VI roooe'es Gu. -, 80.
ou'fages arc Pe'p"" ~ :, ,hs G so,J s,J ,h.
her' iney - :. $50 .aS d..l;,,,"
~o'U sn S,ap n !. sntorced h, .
as - n' oc onoI"d and i.y.led pi,,olS IN,
Euu'ot. " .oeH., -. -. "a, .,w.vr ohsv, II
one ~no leSe'es ."s 80 t.s;,:,;,n a.,
Si'n sea'.E | ~ =, Co., ., Gys m..tsj
iuesua! "su" W:,,;. s,,,. =, am N
men oroAe ,n'' . ,|;..r.;I.,.J .ho,,.;,,,
fmce pess .ea 'nI nn;.x;,Is al % Tbsy horcd &C.
%Hes "cI e. "a G,l;n, ham -,;,h Gun.
nops N ,ue ~ S", ..sn sn' -. Sonr P,om ,hs
Wsu.'' o. sorn :. ~ - ,,s,,;,,
ssie ,ney ooa tov' ~ Tssn t"" ,.ao.sd.} .hnr,
OF Vaiuao'e tsPe ~, ~ PII hnIIn".s =. -
| 'ne Ho'H sNu ,;o e.o 49, ~ .a.;a.,;,.
hey feared no INTERRUPTION, AMI conAaetaS :,
,hat sney se,e Sen I. LJ . ~, -. IJlaS.
had niue inoeea 70 als|d -, W T 10. b.,..
| ing n'ens Tue sa'n' o"ns .hh. I s...s - ES.s
OF n'orR. t T' ,h y, In. tn,
al LSnop m S..,n .un" ~, ~ nrh;. hsd .nJ ,h,asi
'ook m' In; nun t;.a - 1I =. dd No, ;,.,.n,l, CIV.
Shea 70 i MI ~. nun ,mona' ;. nd IN ,hs boa.s
T. mem s ~ .ns ."o", ~ :, Via, ,b.v said and
ne. s;s.,r stea,e" W, pr p.,,oD dsI;vs;si owe. ~
HrVo'sngT "
'hom "'oo .% ~ o",a .,, v,,,.
L AhesF INV S"S"S
ne sane sane n'g'' NJ, tr ' ~. C,'n,, a..
dence o. ar. S,p,- .. "s s.," ~. ~" -. ban., al
u''or, inry 'olu.y '"tT TSa. n. d.mond.S -
accoSea '.e ~ o" .,t.u =, ,S. co,,,,
nun 10 iaie uem - -, ,ts c..s
oihses sha Ien'rr h.is;u Ise. :" '' 80 ~. Eat,
ana vausp p' n oepnEs % ""
ms mr MSrH' t;' ts'ussu ~ a ,h h.ai
Sne ~ 80! - IL ,.o...d,1 a. ,.,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

s.s. ;.u.e ago several OF Iheirou masters
3o...rs IN this city talked about the
,..ar, "r getting together capital enough
&c. factory for building iron bridges.
Is: Lave fallen through as nothing more
S, t.,. heard Of it. The RSGrSrEs is re-
ID OF the incident, hoSever, By a
IT, sri,a,ion from Glsuville, CLINE
,1,y in which it says the county has Just
ssed sn order Tor six iron bridges with
e Richmond. Va, Bridge WORKS. II
hse,.rg had such Al industry she could
re the bulk OF this work. And in our
zr- aid uudsvelopsd Safe, itS name Is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01
GleNvILlE,
Gtlmer County Fast Coming to the Front
Railroads and Now Bridges.
.SaeoLll 10 lAr R>0,r>r.

Gtlmer County Fast Coming To the Front
Railroads and Now Bridges.
Speoiai 70 n> R,g,r,r
GLRyvILIR, November 27.-The Demo.
Gratis of this old town and vicinity had =
glorious jollifcation last night, The like
was never witnessed here Democrats for
ten and fifteen miles in ell directions, &C.
compsnied BY their wives and children,
came pouring into the town. BY the middle
Of the afternoon, and BY sundosn there were
about 1900 strangers in the village. The
hospitality Of the good citizens irrespective
ofparty, was taxed to the utmost, but. a.
susl. proved equal TO the emergency.
About 600 torches had been procarei from
ihe Democratic club Of Weston. and soon
after nightfall the old town received one o.
The brightest coats OF red paint, which, with
he brilliant iluminsiions and hne display
Of fireworks, presented scene the like Of
which has never been witnessed by the old
est inhabitant Of Glennyille. The Board Of
commissioners OF this county have closed q
$4,000 contract with the Richmond Bridge
Company. for six bridges, one Of which is
10 span the Little Kausvha river at this
uoint, which, by the way, has been long
needed. and will be fully appreciated ~ tho
ei;ineus on both sides Of the river. The
contract is thought to be q liberal one for
rhe county. The citizens Of Glenville are
very much interested in the progress Of The
~ u w .nd Tia anou,yv m eata fha
stranger on every hand, do you think the
Black Diamond railroad will be built, and
how soonT etc. Il will certainly be 9 glad
day for the people Of Gilmer county when
the iron rail connects them with the outside
world. This good old county which can a.
ways be depended upon for handsome
Democratic majority, has in her coal and
TIMBER resources. Q mint Of wealth which
only needs sn outlet TO the markets OF the
sorld. and Gilmer county will BE- enrolled
with the most intelligent and wealthy coun.
ties in our little Mountain State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

rrs STATE House eoteric' N doubt en-
,, H. ln,rI'igencers expressions Of dis
'.s..-. Who wOlldu'I, When they are
|, r..".y manifested iu p5in.? rasre
3, ...,. been soGe sympathy for our con
,.-,...s once, after the Supreme Court
,.,.y:.. Dut it does not take long TO con-
Il ,rwralhy into mir;h aud ridIcu!e
lr tie alleged injured party hasn't dis.
t.,rp.a rn,-sh TO kros when the public
49,, ed Nh aud sick OF paraiIug his
~ Do, attacks on the S,s,e sdmiuistrs-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01
WEST wsoIsIAs NEW GOVERNOR
Hor. q. W. wIises, . sys HE vassitsssts
Cipoisnau.


Cncuyirr, November 30.-Ths N
quir.r says: Hon. u. ". Wh
con, the Governore!eet OF West Vs-
ginis, Who has been st the Burnss . -
days With his wife, left for bis hone .
Charleston last evening. Mr.. and Ma
Wilson have been in Cincinnati bsyns
furpitursapd household goods ios . sp'ssdA
residence the nes Governor kas -
Gently completed. Mr.. Wilson hss
been conspicuous In West yirgiuis pol
tics for good many yesss. ssd
is considered one oi the best lswyees ID ~
State. Before his nomination Tor Governor
he served several trims in the Legislstsns.
With distinction 10 bimsrff and 10 the ss,i~
fa c,ion Of his Constituents He n 81 he
came time handsome sod istsllectssi -
pesrinr gentleman In couvefssfioa cos-
cerning political sEairs b. said that Wsa
Virginia could nov be considered - ssfs'y
End reliably Dsmocratic Ssats. sad hss
be regarded the change from a Oetoss v
. November State - . very viss nsvs
ment He thinks Ohio would do vdlpo
flIov ,he example. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

Tus from the ShepherdstOwn Register
,ss s,rergth 10 what many thoughtful
s,pIe have been predictin:
Tie General Assoc alton o. Bsp:ists OF
Is, Virginia, which Wss in sess IN At
.,r.s sion hast week, as the representative
,Llr,y thousand Bapt SITS in the State. re-
EhtC 10 upririOn the l. gislsIure 10 submit
'Le people the prOhioitory amendment,
Tie prohrtitory amendment bids fair to
ar SID .riiion iha, viii not down until
/. 2, o,l. settle it one way or the other
arI at'er January 4th next, this spectre
GtsAe its seat over the Speakers chair
sl.l, IS the spirit moves its ineoPorea
sdy. p-oeeed 10 occupy the en:.on OF the
ztul, = until the close Of the session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01
BRIEF TeuEeRAMs.

A mad dog created panic in New York
yesardsy.
Jack pempsey snd Mike hs'Iea fought .
prize 6gh, in Philadelphia yesterday fos
sl50 . ade.
his proposed ths. Congress take recss
untiI the middle Of Deeembrf to ai,ov mem
t.rs 70 yisii New Orleans Exposition
Dr. T. DeCssIo suicided ct Newark, n.
J., yrstsrdsy. =,
lie mpioyes Of the Eve prescnp.ios
y,ass factories ct Pittsburg will 60 on =
= strike 20 dsy sgsips redlcnon of sszss.
II xiIl eject I 900 employes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

rrs candidsles tor the Speakership Of
h. House ara not numerous, as yea but
~r.. II 10 make the contest exhilsrAtiny :.
...irrr of lion THos. II. DESYIs, Of
rrrptn,r, briggs that gentleman forward
LoE. commuuieatioR) AMI another geu-
.rsn sruss forward the name OE Colonel
H. NMrS, our tOwnsmaa. Both good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

Iy rog feel Yourself gro~ing weaker, yoar
strength falling. the functions OF your body
becoming impaired. take warning in hme
Your blood Is sarripg for want OF nouf,sh-
neni. Dr.. Gsyscs's yellow DOCK asd Sar
,spsrills Is fcod fos the blood Il parihs'
,bis stream e6 life snd strenzthens ever,
rert ra The body. rrbuiHs brokea dosf
coossi,uiion, produces dreamless s!anbef
ard rssores .ssted esernies and . shsitefef
peryous system. A trial bottIe viii con
y;acs. No e.hs remed. equals q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01
Rrianee nnd Art.

Dr.. Nilesleotures at Museum Of AaatSzny.
next Opera House, explsiuiag fran i'm
prcssise models the mysteries Of nasare
anatomy Of ran and woman. It IS iec-
ture hat every naa shoah listen to- Tues
day, December 2, Ladies olly from | V s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

~s, sspreule Court of the Stare has de-
D., de eCsnty board Of eAnVSssess can
1 - p, hind the returnS Therefore the
@. Q c,an;y vote stands as recorded and
,.,r WILscS's msiority will be few
-rrl,r GOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01
" DELIVER"

This is a very fruitful season for political
sFiniops. The year itself has been uncom'
non in that particular. but the last part Of
the last quarter psles al the proceeding
Parts. D. mocrsts especially are prolific Ia
;heir enuneia,iOns, not only of opinions but
very original opinions Below 10 one which
Tee REGISTER quotes, title srd all, which for
eandor and chiTslrie character, Is decid-
ed!y refreshing and interesting. especially to
federal Office holders. Il u from the Mar
aRsburg Independent
"DEIITER.
There is quite q variety OF talk IN reier-
sOce to the probable action Of the next
President in ssseping the ofiess Of RsPab-
e'sn officials. There should be none.
Whilst the theory TO the victors Se;ons tho
'Pcils" may require LIBERAL and not mar
'vw construction. Sill there is deceat
ProFyieiy that should prompt every oppo'
neut to manly action. Wherever eiyii ser
',ce is TOT bar, every oficial head OF sn
,d6Nc should place bis resignation IN h''
ssnds TO take eject whenever his suecesso'
'tal! be qualified We ventare the pretle'
aOa thar this vii Be the course with nine
isnths Of the Republican officials. other
they eisgrsss American citizeaship. OnlI
re eors sjil ~sit fOs The toe Of she Presi
isplisl bsOt."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

,.,.- !, aholt time the more sensational
4. r,i.cal press start mp 3 ne~ her
1 &-nlu,ion Of the firm Of CLEvELASD
,r,>2R,cxs lasted about two days, bat
/ ,s,,r,bOjy has got on" 70 that false
land another must be sprung.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

"HAvs Jou your life preserverY she tim
lily inquired, looking trustfully into the isos
Of her lover. ss the Etle craft ia which they
we're seated skinned gracefully over ebs
Ilows. "Oh. yes" be answered nerril.;
see here" snd be drew from his side pock.
ct q bottle Of Dr.. Balls Cough Syrap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01
HEAVY Shut Down.

NEw York, November 3o.-Ale.suder
Saith & Sons extensive carpet mills, al
Youkers, shut down yesterday. and will no;
resume for an indefinite time. The mlll Is
one Of the largest in the States aud em
pIoys between 5000 and 1000 hands With
. monthly payroll of about sl5O.Ooo
The shut down is no surprise 10 the hands,
and i, has beea expected since their wages
were cut down 10 per cent. tao weeks ago
The suspension is due to the depression IN
trade. and the fact that the mills h:ve been
running foil time when other mills vers
only running on three quarter time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

r,,,oAy menu Of our contemporary, the
nssL.ss.: state House Ring"
r;,B,r: "Statedouse coterie.
s.rvr: RsGIsrEE'S editorials.
prrsms and nightmares from ! ., IN, TO-
, Governors supplemental assessment
I,,,d Supreme Court decision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

bRCscIST 10 lszr man sho had tnrned
f'T nes IesfE "Yoa are early OF late
zoe Cstd 10 be behind before. bat nov y0a
'ro frs: s, lzz." Old mas. Who dill no.
,'t is' rt:Yi. ~Giye Gs my BELLS CoEgh
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01
sEFoRE BREAKFAST.

,,g voice Of the public: The State
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

No disease viii trouble you II yoa Keep
your blood pure, your kidneys strong. your
bowels regular and your mind clear By an
occasional use OF that great reyiver and
supporter Of health and strength known as
DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarssps-
riFla. Its praise should be in every mouth
Its merit should be known hy ALI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01
a Dsess1tsu.

Psimoss Isdsx Our s6eiest CeeEsD
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s:usi G. A. 6ips dat h haA dsiGastea -
Fsirnoss Normal schooa . dspoiessy -
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depart.sss rp~sr ed niseSksesss -
r. doesnests vsrs rsesirsi. vh;eA III =
u;aed n 10 school Library - ~ - -
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WY 4 4 thst % nasy asgisst se.tAs
end cslds until hH 81 esassapcess
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-01

Frank Saunders. invsator Of the pSrlor
roaing machine. shielded IN New York
Yesterday. He slot himself beesuse Of hii
xjfe's death.