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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21

THE testimony Of many Who long suder
ed from i'll health, caused BY an impure
state of the blood. goes to prove that tht
best remedy for making the blood neh, red
and pure. for beautifying the complication
for curing sores, pimples and other Skin
diseases, for removing aches, pains, stif
Joints, rheumatism, etc. for increasing th.
power Of endurance, for giving health snf
strength to every weak portion Of the body
is Dr. Guysotes Yellow Dock and Sarss
parriIl It's effect pleases the user in ever
,r,s.ance Nnosherremedr eauAlsit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21
LEWIS COUNTY.
Lewis, Gilmer and Braxton All in Good
shape.

shape.
wEsrox, W. Va, September 2o.-Poht-
cal matters in this neck Of woods are salts
factory TO the Democracy. On next
Wednesday we shall have great barbecue
in this place, at which several oxen and the
Republican party win be dissected. Senator
Kenna, Henry s. Walker and others viii
deliver addresses to the people.
The counties Of Lewis, Gilmer and
Braxton are all pretty well
organized and viii give good accounts Of
themselves, but not so good as they would
were it not for the assessment troubles.
There is no use in Disgusting the fact that
there viii be some scratching By as good
Democrats as exist anywhere. This year
our vote viii be the largest ever cast. In
1876 we cast 2,0Sl, giving Tilden major
itv of 365. In 1880 we cast for President
2,377 yOtes, Hancocks majority over Gar
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BERKELEY COUNTY.
ORGANIZED and Doubtful.

MARrrNsBURG, W, Va, September 20
The Democracy are in better trim in this
county than the Republicans and they will
probably carry the county on both the State
and county ticket AS the figures show,
the county is a close one, and the party
which puts in the best licks will win, and
this the Democrats are doing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21
THE NEW DRESS GOODS

Shown by us deserve more than passing
notice, the variety being immense, and the
prices within the reach Of all
Beginning with fine MINED P0PLlSS
at lCc per yard, and heavy Figured Alpacas
at l?lc, they 60 on through oil grades Of
Cashmeres, Cloth Fabrics, Bison Cloths,
Broche and Brocade Effects, Tricots, Cam.
els Hair, Foules, Khybcr Cloths, and hun
dreds Of others, up to $too and $500 per
yard. In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21
COLUMBUS CULLIHGS.
Gamblers VIII Not stake Anything on the
Result-BOth Parties Hard at WOrk-A
Most Bitter struggle.

Gamblers VIII Not stake Anything on the
ResuIt-Both Parties Hard at Work-A
Most Bitter struggle.
CoLUsBUS, o., September 20.-The poll
teal situation in this State is such that the
oldest gamblers as yet will not stake on the
result in October There has been a
most remarkable change in political affairs
during the past ten days, and the dullnesS
at the headquarters of the Republican party
no longer exists. New life has been in
fused, and to-day great energy prevails.
Republicans of State and National reputa-
ton have come to the front, and the best
talent is being used to place the State in the
Republican column, but as yet the more far
seeing and experienced of party leaders are
inclined to hesitate in expressing themselves
as fully satisfied with the condition of affairs,
although to the general observer indications
are vastly more encouraging than they were
two weeks since.
An Experienced Politician
of the Republican party admits confden-
italy, that had the election taken place
fortnight ago the Democrats would have
been successful, aud to-day expresses the
opinion that the Republicans have no sure
thing, although the outlook is decidedly
more favorable.
The industrious activity and intelligent
work that are noticeable at Republican head
quarters also prevail at the rooms Of the
Democratic committee, where large
force is engaged night and
day. All the indications now fore
shadow the most bitter struggle that has
ever taken place in Ohio. Heretofore the
interest in the October elections in Presi-
Dental " ars has been divided between Ohio
and Indiana; now all centre in this State
and in West Virginia, where the Repubh-
cans believe they have a lighting chance 10
win.
The uneasiness and anxiety on both sides
Painfully Intense.
The parti@ are operating differently. Both
hold many meetings, with parades and
demonstrations, but the Democrats depend
more on agents, and the Republicans on
circulars and documents To an impartial
observer the Democratic methods this year
seem the more effectual, but during the
past week the Republicans have also adopt
ed the "secret service. Ex.Gov. Foster
has been at work on the Western Reserve at
Cleveland, Toledo and elsewhere, where he
is popular, and in Blaine's strongholds In
Ohio. In southern Ohio, where both Blaine
and Foster are disliked, Senator Sherman
has spent the week with emmissries.
sherman
has caused the Democrats some alarm in
Cincinnati Day after DAY be Is there mol
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Z. n. M'ciIlin I 90.
ATTRACTIONS
ADDED TO ous
Immense Stock
LAST WEEK.
LAST WEEK.

During the last thirty days our buyers
have been busy 10 Eastern Markets. select.
ing Novelties for our stores. and Wheeling
hssreceived its proportion Of such purchases.
Last week broush, to US large lines Of the
Novelties and Spec,aisics noted below, and
il is satisfaction to say to onr customers
that the Style, the Colors, and the general
character Of the goods will bear compar.
son with the most fashionable goods from
other cities
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21

CHOLERA Specific never fails to cure
dirrrhea dysentery. cholera morbus and
summer complaints Everybody should
have il in the house. For sale ouly at
Bre1tlingers Pharmacy. ll3s Market
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21
30 frifs In - Heursi

Il employed some Of the bet physicians
here wrote VIM. z. Tanner, Of Dayton, o.
aThey all said my child could not 1--we for
three weeks Il had so fits in "a hoars.
We gave il So~0ritdn Ferrfss and ths
medicine Affected . permanent cure
Druggists.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21

CuoIEKA Specific never fails to cure
diarrhe.a. dysentery. cholera morbus and
Summer complaints. Everybody should
have il in the house. Por sale ouly At
Breutlingers Pharmscy, ii39 Market
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21

WHAT viii stop my coughing at night'
Guarantee Ackefs English Remedy viii
Price lGc, SOC and 81. For sale BY Edmund
Booking and C. Menkemeller, Wheeling
and F. P. thinner, Bridgeport, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21

Go TO Jno. Freiders and see the iBoss-'
one minute cofee pot.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21
cLoAKs, SUITS & sHAWLs

We have not been unmindiul Of the fact
that these goods are to form very import
ant part in the seasons business, and 70
place this departments position far in 3D.
vance Of all competitors, webave purchased
accordingly, and show Sewmsrkst', in silk
and cloth, fsom 600 10 $500. Russian
Circulars from 800 to the most elaborate
Of the kind manufactured. Real Seal
Plush Garments, in all shnpcs, will always
be on exhibition. Jersey Coats, Circulars,
Dolrnaps, Raglans, an other lines make our
stock almost perfect, yet We expect 70 sdd
some new attractions 10 Il every day.
Seal Plush BY the yard on sale, from 500
up to $1,000
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21

liz you are troubled with sores, aches.
pains and general weakness OF the various
bodily functions, don't be deceived BY the
advertisements Of bitters, kidney medicines,
etc. whose certificates Of pretended cures,
sre often paid for. Put your trus. in tha.
simple remedy called DR. Guysotts Yellov
Dock and SarsapariIla. Il viii cure you By
purifying the blood and strengthening the
weak portions of your body. You viii alsc
end II very refreshing to the brain and ner
voas system The prvprietors receive hun
dreds Of letters bestowing upon it the high
est praise.
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ALL THE RAGE.
A New Game Which Faseinates the Gam
blsrs in the City.

A New Game Which Faseinates the Gam
blers in the City.
A new game which was introduced in the
city short time ago is now all the rage
with the gamblers. 1t is called stud poker,
and two or three tables are kept running
on il, even the faro table being stopped for
the seductive poker Several Of the highest
betting gamblers in the city have become
infatuated with the game in spite Of the
fact that they are losing heavily every
night.
Any number of persons who can get a
seat at table can play. 1t is poker with
out the draw, and four cards are turned up
so that all can see them. The first card
is dealt face down, only the player seeing it,
The other four are dealt face up, and the
highest card to the left Of the dealer bets
after the second card is dealt Each time
around until the entire. five cards are dealt
some one must bet on The cards that are
shown face up. The proprietor Of the
house makes a good rake. as he chips out
Tor every deal and for every pair or better.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-21
BLACK SILKS.

This yesr the market has beeo flooded
With cheap, trashy goods, which can b
bough. and sold at almost any price. Good
servicesb.e goods which do NOT crsck %
wear shiny are cheap enossh 20 hat svssy
one can Afford TO buy them, and 70 have
excluded from our stock the unsatisfsctosy
goods TO which we refer.
The Cashmere Pnncess are The best
goods imported, and sss pure silk fsbds
which viii 20. cut we oser them 70 our CO.
toners a. soc, sI.oo, sl.lo, sLas, sLse. -
to s3.to, assuring them that thsss goods
cannot be tound in any other hssss % "
State.
Our goods are speu 70 inspection. which
we invite. and every article purchassd Esa
Us not satisfactory - nessy sia - ~
funded.
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The par6@ are operating differently. Bot
sherman

has caused the Democrats some alarm in
Cincinnati Day after day he is there. not
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The Farniiurc Trade Of lss3.

Boson Commercial Buptiin, ~ ,lIt'' II Y l.sts y Z
Tho general furniture trade during the
past year, han been m unsatisfactory ono
10 manufacturers OF tbs lower and medium
grades Of furniture. Tho manufacturers
Of the higher grades, the amount oil which
Is small In comparison 10 tho others, re.
port generally a bufsiness full as good IS
last year, and some OF them claim an
Increase Of from 10 10 20 per cent. These
manufacturers use tho finer grades. walnut,
mahogany, cherry, ash and oak. They state
that the price, OF this stock have been rs
high and In some cases. even higher than
last year, and tho came Is true oil labor, OF
which they employ tho most skill. Last
year Was an exceptionally good ono for
manufacturers OF all grades Of furniture for
the Boston manufacturers at least. 1t was
anticipated that business this year would be
fully as good rs last, and in the spring the
manufacturers bought heavy stocks OF lum.
Der and turned out very large quantities OF
goods. The manufacturers Of the higher
grades were not disappointed iu their ar
tcipations, but the other manufacturers
were. The spring consuming trade was
slow. The retail and general distributing
trade became very conservative and the
manufacturers " no had laid up large
stocks in anticipation Of very brisk bust.
ness were compelled to carry them through
tho summer, and, in consequence, did but
little work and bought Bparlngly during
that time. Many Of the manufacturers,
however, unite In saying that the business
OF the year, though not as good as last
years, will be, when footed up, fully equal
to the average, and that tho disappoint.
ment and seeming stagnatlon has been the
result OF manufacturers anticipating much
larger trade than there really was, and the
conservative action Of retailerA which com.
PEELED the manufacturers to carry the
heavy stocks which had been turned out,
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!. NFrICE HEEKINu.
An Expcrt ell the Sorrowfai Tales OF ils
F7i4. Pains and Penalties.

Palms ma Penalties.
TdAln0ton Exchange. ti's z,
A visitor was going through the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing when IN old
man gaid: "Thls Ia hell" "Whst do you
mean ~ was asked. II mean," said the
old man, with an oath, "thatinstead Of my
being hero wheeling prlnters' rags at 81 IS
i day ought 10 be chief clerk In one Of
the departments. My name is John Ash.
ford. L hail from Kentucky, and when /
struck hero wore Il plug hat and q spike.
tailed coat, like my old friend, the late
Senator Bogy, and 1 was well fixed with
money. l Kept store before | came,
near Lexington. had u number OF friends,
and acting upon their advice, went into
politics. There's the whole secret Of my
downfall. My first step was 10 sell out my
business, come 10 Washington city and set
up for postmastership. Tho Compression.
al delegation from my State, Democrats
and Republicans, welcomed me cordially,
aud everything looked lovely until | began
to touch the bottom Of my purse. had lots
Of promises Of positions In the meantime.
My friends in Congress could not make a
postmaster, but were certain that they
could secure me clerkship, and 30 things
went along, spending my money and
hoping until my last cent was gone
and | became involved in debt for board
and other things. In that desperate strait
| went 10 Senator Bogy, whom l met fre-
qrently, and he said 70 me;-"What posi-.
ton do you want" replied that | would
like anything. The next day no had mo
appointed a Iaborer in this bureau, and
they set me to wheeling rags, which inter.
esting exercise l have been engaged in
almost every day since. l haye made one
or two efforts to better my condition, but
being only laborer now, my former SO.
called friends can not spare the time 10 do
anything for me-" Then rising and clutch.
ing the handles Of his wheelbarrow he
moved Oh, adding as ho nodded: "Good
day. AS said before young man, this is
hell. Don't you ever set up for an Office
seeker" SD
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.HALE's Honey OF Horehound and Tar over.
powers the most troublesome cough,
Pixies Toothachu Drops cure in one
minute.
GLtSN'a sulphur Soap cures skin diseases.
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misunderstanding hook.

Washington Litter. III
Some OF the politicians have gotten hold
OF O story to the effect that Mr.. Blaine is in
trouble with his publishers because Of bis
delay in sending in copy. They gay the
distinguished writer is delaying the manu-
script 30 rs to not publish the first volume
OF tho work until after the June conven.
ton, and that complaint has been made by
the publishers because tho book could not
be completed by the let OF January. This
complaint has been made on account OF
the great number OF orders already re-.
ceived.
Mr.. Blaine's intimate friendssay that the
book Is progressing as rapidly as its
writer could bavo expected, and
that tho mere writing part will
be completed within the next six
weeks. They declare that there is no truth
in the report that the publication Of the
book is being delayed on account Of politi-
cal reasons, and say that in work so elab-
crate as the one undertaken by Mr.. Blaine
great care and accuracy have to be exer:
cised, and that as be has to treat many men
still in public life he has to choose his
words well in every paragraph written.
From estimates given by the publishers,
there will be about S06,0 900 words in each
volume. Deducting Sundays this leaves
an average Of about 1000 words day to be
written to complete the work within the
year. The book was begun during the last
part Of last February, just after the mar
riagc OF BlRine's daughter to Col. Coppin.
ger, and it is commended that if the book is
completed within tho year the publishers
can have no reason to be diBsatieied.
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The pain In oil bis joints became intease
fever, with Its deteriorating ellects, was now
added, and he became rapidly reduced to the
somblauce OF a skeleton, while vitality reach
ed lis lowest possible condition, and his SUI
ferings were OF such understandable character
that those who most loved him somstimes
thought It would be better II he were called
away. At this time, physicians we'll known
in this city pittsburgh. informed his parent.
that he was in imminent danger. Of total
paralysis and directly afterwsri they an
nounced 10 hts sorrowful mother that they
could give no hopes Of his recovery. at this
juncture the USE Of Peruna IVES commenced
and in six weeks Mr.. Lincoln Curtis was well
and at work. Read page % Of DR.. Hartman's
"Ills OF Life get It from your druggist p1w
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lie Didn't Want 10 Excite Her,

Dttion Frte Prs.
A Detroit lady who is subject to heart.
disease, took tea last Sunday with neigh
Dor, and while.sittingat the table, her hus-
band rushed in without a hat and in his
shirt sleeves.
"Be calm !" he exclaimed hurriedly to
his wife; "don't excite yourself; you know
you can't stand excitement, and it might
be worse."
"Good Heavens !" cried his vile; "thc
children !"
"They'ro all right! Now, Mary, don't
get excited. Keep calm and cool-it can't
be helped 1o6; ne must bear these vista
tons Of Providence with philosophy
"fhen it's mother" easped his vile.
"iour mothers safe; get on your things,
but don't hurry or worry. It's too late to
be Of any use, but I'll fly back and gee
what can do. l only camo to tell you
not to get excited"
"For mercy's sake!" implored the nj.
most fainting woman, ''tell me the, worst!"
'Well, il you will have it, the conse-
quences be on your own head, Mary. I've
tried to prepare you, and il you will know
don't excite yonrself--try and survive
but our chimney's on fire, and the whole
department and all the neishbors arc in
our front yard!"
She survived.
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DIED,

CRKTGHTON-on Friday night, January 4, 1854
at the residence of john 8. Creighton, on Pe,t r,
Run, aosEs CREIGHTON, 10 the SD year Of bis age,
CALUwELL-0n Sunday morning, January G.
1874, at o'clock. CAREIs o., wilo OF ". Il. Cald.
well, aged 50 years saGt5sTz. ~ =
Funeral from tho residence Of her husband, No
50 Virginia street, on Tuesday eI!trloon at 9
O'Clock. Intermcnt private.
sCHENK-on Sunday, Jauusry G. 1881, at II: q
O'Clock, NELLIE NJ. daughter OF rhiiip and Catha
rlne Schenk, aged . years and II mouths
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No
7s5 Main street, on Tuesd.y afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends Of tho family arc Invited: Intermcnt al
Mt Wood Cemetery.
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TLc SEIik In tho Coconnut.

The milk in the cocoanut is very nutri-
tiou7. The FIJI Times, i'll speaking recently
OF the value Of the cocoanut MS food rations,
States that vessel left San Francisco with
four hundred passengers for Sydney, and,
in consequence Of running short of stores,
put in at Samsa, where large quantity Of
cocoauuts were obtained. Tho weather be-
came 60 gevsre that tho remainder Of the
passage consumed eight days, so that men,
women and children were reduced entirely
to cocoanu. diet, and were obliged to be
contented at last without one per diem for
each adult. notwithstanding the diet,n
says the report, mot lie was lest, and mot
single case Of sickness occurred, all the
patsengers landing in a healthy and we'll
nourished condition"
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

The Long Fell Want is the name OF an
+ Oregon journal.
Southern California has commenced
] picking its orange crop.
.3 Two out OF five revenue officers, residing
! at Tallulah, Ga. are women.
Rsceipted New Years. bills arc good
4 recipe Tor mutual haplness.-Boston Her.
4 aid. $50 -,
e! There is sail to DO almost 100000 OF
: unclaimed deposits in the Massachusetts
! savings banks.
Enthusiastic hunters chased an animal fif-
I. teen miles near Waco, Texas, recently,
I thinking tito DO c wolf but which proved
Ito be q hall starved yellow dog.
According 10 Tile KnickertOcker more &C.
cidents happen on the seven miles OF ele.
y waited railro0d in New York City than Oh
y the London Underground with its fourteen
\ hundred trains daily crossing each other in
Z all directions.
= a novel way Of committing suicide was
recently INDUCED in by eccentric individ.
ual OF Dc kalb county, Tenn. He cut q
y tree until il was ready TO fall, and then let
1t fall upon him. 1t IL an effective, but IN
expensive way, IS timber is scarce in that
1 Vicinity. y
There is . strong movement in PhilGdel.
phia TO do away with anythinGin tho shape
/ OF q swinging sign. The brewers alone
have over $4,000 invested in swinging
!: bigns in that city, and they would DO glad
3 il 1t were possible to do away with them
altogether.
Hogs sent 10 the market from California
have TO be trapped in tho woods in about
{ the same manner as bears. On most OF
Z the ranches, 1t Is said, the swine nre rs wild
I as deer through The woods, and il cornered
!: they will place themselves on the defensive
and fight like tigers.
/ Iowa City has legend that contractor,
I who defrauded tho government Of SG00
in gold buried his money near m old lime.
8 kiln during tho war, and, altor short resi-
I ience, went back east and died in y hos.
5pital In Washington before he could re.
move his treasure. z; The land on which the
treasure is said to have been buried has
I changed owners several times, each sue.
cessiyo owner trying TO- find II; but their
efforts have so far. been truitless.
Returns published in the London Eeono-
mis-! reveal tho singular fact that the con.
jaumptionol coffee in England has declined
during tho last four years from 500. 900 cwt.
to PSI, 600 cwt, which; allows considerably
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

d. z. d G.. RRilwny-LIAvR Bellaire ior
Woodsaeld and Summcrfeld at GOO a. m. and Bin
2. N. ARRIvE at Ecllsi.e at OILS a. m. and BIS m
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less than one pound per capita annually,
rs against more. than five pounds Of tea.
The annual consumption per capita In
France Is 81 pounds; in Germany, s poundp,
Ia tina Scandinavian countries, O pounds;
In the United States, 81 pounds; and In
Belgium, 0 pounds. Holland probably
sirpasEes belgium, but tho statistics on
that point arc not satisfactory.
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IsrELlloESr people have quit taking bit.
ters and mineral poisons, have quit doctor
ing kidneys and liver, nerves and brain,
hays quit using alcoholic poisona and ma,
cotic drugs, have quit poisoning their SIS.
tenn with quack nostrums, and now keep
themselves and familis, In perfect health BY
occasionally using the only perfect blood
purifier and true strengthened OF weak por.
lions OF the body, known far and Wide IS Dr..
Guysotrs Yellow Dock and Sarssparilia.
Any druggist will get IL for. you. Diw
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LIGHTNING spoils tho house when it
spares the rod. .fzG' :
, 1884-08-16
acknowledgements

B HENHOLD til Anordningen af
@19de August 1874 bekjendtgj6res
heryed, at jeg har modtaget Anmel-
delSo ON at Hr. Overretssagf0rer
@. S. WASSARD under sin Fray@-
relse herfra Den fra 12te DIS. at
regne, har overdraget den ham at
B~estyrelsen for Actieselskabet St.
Croix Fnlles- Sukkerkogerier under
24de Januar 1880 meddelte Fuld-
magt SON Selskabets Forretnings-
f0rcr paa st. Cr0ix til Hr. cand.
polyt. W. MILLINGE.
Christianteds Politikammer, den l5de
August 1854.
II. HANSCHELL.