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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
Or Death.

Life Or DeaCh.
TANCERs AND TuM0Rs REMOVED
" ard radically cured, without the use OF
the Knife, and With tile or no pain. Ny
treatment Of Cancer II The most successfui
Ard only reliable method known. -pecf.
met,A Of Cancer removed by this pfece-s,
N AZ Re leen by calling 81 my once and sii
REQUISITE inform alton obtained. Ctncers and
Tanors Bemorrhoids or Piles, DJsp.P-a;;
lis aces of the Liver, Gonorrhea, and oil
forms Of ayphilitic DISEASES, Lo9 Of Nan
hood. etc, successfully trested
Rtfsrence4 and testimonials fufnbhed -
nv once. do not G aim to be doctor -eurs
o On y nons ~ c ssHs'ry q" ei'"
DR.. p. A. 0RBAS
d.lE~xb Frssport Harrison o., Ohio
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
AntI.Fat Methods.

X ddance of undesirable fat has been
uhlrv,d Of late by number OF &C
TESTS: and they are said 10 have done
t 10y dieting, and not by the Use o!
tug, as many suppose. The directions
ue SIMPLE enough, and yet rather hard
20 follow. They are substantially the
same "a recommended by Ranting the
EnrIhhman, who reduced his weight
rom .0i To 1877 pounds in six months.
aud then published his experience for
he guidance Of Others afflicted by cor
pulrpce. The system consists in ab
>t,ncuce from food that contains starch
or sugar. This excludes bread, butter,
milk, potatoes, beer, and all the pre-.
variations into which sugar enters. Tn
fortunately for this purpose, women al
mott Invariably have sweet teeth; but
they cannot part with their excess Oi
tiesh without giving up sugar. They
must consent to live chiefly gu meat
that isn't fat. and vegetables, excepting
potatoes. Tue quantity of food eaten
NAY be a. or at as the appetite calls for
% long as starchy and saccharrne matter
- tschewed. This ,ioes not not leayt u
WOMAN so badly off as she might 81
glance imagine, II the can only make
up her mind To live without candy and
pastry. She may drink sour wives, or
berry, but 10 port, champagne, or
Deer. Distilled liquors are not OblAr
lioua de in small quantities.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
WIDOWS RESERVATIONS.


HHperS Bd,dr.
The feminine mind is often not little
puzzled TO understand why the fascina-
tiOus Of o widow are so much more
potent than tloss off . single woman;
Why IL 10 that In every gathering the
widow will carry off the partners from
under the very nose ofthe spinster who
il in the very flower -wall-hower-of
her youth. Does she speak with the
tongues OF men and angels more than
tie rest OF us? Is she better bred2 Doe.
size flatter with more skill, or dress with
n.Ore effect? Is she prettier? they
ask, perhaps. 1t is the jOinture left BY
has been Endorsed by lord OF creation?
Or is it the shadow Of an early grief
which attracts, OF the exhibition OF q
most beautiful resignation? or the
young girls estimation the surtee was
the right kind of q widow. Ought not
the only fame left for her be that of the
funeral fire? And is there not sDme-
thing uugeneIous, she asks, In world
where husbands are scarce, for wo-
man TO appropriate more than one? l.
it not sort of denial Of immortality:
But the young girl is told that these are
the fine. spun feelings of a sentimental
Ist, that the widow does right tn live IN
the world, and not, like Old Mortality,
among the graves. Very possibly she
may not wish to marry again, but she
msy not have buried all her little van
tiles, love of admiration, her interest In
humankind, especially mankind, in the
grave with her husband. Is it her fault
II the men prefer her society? Perhaps
ii is her very indifference, having pleas
I'd one man, whether Others are pleased
or not, that is Irresistible, or the conf
,ence which that fact gives. Perhap,
il is because she never breaches to them
over somebody's shoulders; because to-
hacco smoke does not effect her; because
he is not afraid to show her interest;
because, knowing their weakness, she
yet likes their society because their un-
protected position and her becoming
wee ds appeal TO the manly heart; or be
cause she has learned tact i'm the scrim
mage with her husbands relations
Perhaps, through having loved aud lost,
she has touched a wider gamut Of emo
ton, and her experience has made her
more interesting than the callow girl.
Doubtless e;ety needs widows just as
much rs it does single women and mar
I'd pt ople, to give spice and variety to
;fe, and 1t would De d thousand pitirs l.
the Hindoo Gus ON wera to cbme into
vogue in our day, and deprive some OF
Us Of q grievance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
THE TALKING DOLL

It's horribly dark down here in the
cellar, and it's so damp that Pm afraid
I'll luse my voice.
Aud rats!
Merciful goodness. / never saw so
many IN my life.
One big, fat fellow has been making
faces at me and trying to frighten me
but he can't do it.
He's an awful thief.
Every day he steals all sorts OF things
from the swing shelf, aud I'm going to
tell on him II ever get out OF here.
heard funny noise last night.
1t sounded like somebody pulling q
boot out of the mud.
Pretty soon | heard the coachmsn
say tothe cook:
Now, don't you tell missus I kissed
you"
Then they scampered up stairs.
Such goings on | never did see; but l
guess somebody will get II seolding
when get back.
The ice.man came down here yester-
day and hooked mince pie, and he
stepped on me.
Ofcourse | squealed, aud he sneaked
away as if he had been caught.
Tie coal dealer who was here the
other day left a ton Of coal aud took
away pound Of butter. He held 1t In
his land a moment and then said:
"Well, if ton Of my coal weighed
only as much az 1000 rolls like this
how my customers would kick"
expt CT to get out Of this dirty place
TO morrow, for heard my little mistres:
tel the servant to search for ne.
My gracious! Won't she be scared
when she sees me!
know | must look like a fright.
One of my ears is gone, my nose Il
broken, my LEFT leg is paralyzed, an
I'm blind in one eye, and can't see out
f the other. i'll
Justthen load OF wood was dumped
n the cellar aud the plsinuve Voic. o!
he doll Was smo,hered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
OVER 800 AuroeRApHs,
Interesting ana valaabie Collection
Asde ~ Edward ". Bek 81 Drssk.

Interesting ana Valuable Collection
Asde ~ Edward ". Bek 81 Brssk.
lsn. -.r-s - .. .r-... ..... Dad. ...
Although America Is not lacking In
hs supply Of autograph collectors, Il Is
indeed question whether the efforts OF
any collector In this country has been
crowned With such remarkable success
a. those OF Mr.. Edward w. Box, the
famous young collector Of Brooklyn, n,
Y. This young Brooklynite e6mi-
mepced his career some two or three
years ago, at the age Of Is, and has
now q collection which number over
!, 800 letters, sentiments, etc., and 1t is
not mere signatures aud simple FAC
knowledgements," that young Mr.. Box
has been collecting, but the most char.
scterist:c and practical epistles one
could possibly obtain from their re-
spectire writer's, many Of which have
been pronounced ofgreat historic value.
Out Of the whole collection Of $40 only
seven were actually purchased. T,
give the public any Ineligible idea q.
The marvellous resources OF Mr.. Bok's
great collection would require seyeral
columns, but q partial idea may be oh
tanned by enumerating some Of tn
aiding names TO be inspected in hi
portfolios, many Of which represen,
letters and documents OF considerab',
value: Queen Victoria, Emperor VII
helm Of Germany, Prince Won Bis.
marck, King Wilhelm Ill. and Prince
Frederick Of the Netherlands, King,
George III. and III. of England. Loll-
XIV. aud XVI. and Henry Nv. O.
France; Prince Eugene OF Savoy,
Prince Tallyrand and President Their
Justice Coleridge, Gambetts, LonIs
Kossuth, John Bright, Counts V,n
Mollke and De Lesseps; the Duke u
Wellington, Argyle, sutherland an
Mancht ster; Sir Garnet WOlseley
twenty OF the cabinet members; Alex
ander Hamilton, Henry Clay, J. G. Cal
houn, Daniel Webster, Aaron Burt
Mary Anderson, Fanny Kemble, Mod
Ieska, Grace Greenwood, Harriet
Btecher Stowe, Rstori, Patti, Thurshy,
Nilsson, William Lloyd Garrison, john
TeuDysoD, Holmes, Victor Hugo,
Whittier; Pro iessors Tindal!, Huxley,
Darwin; Herbert Spencer, Jenny Lind,
Ole Bull, Salvini, Booth, Irving, Br-
ret, Jefferson, Fanny Davenport aud
SardOu; Audubon, Asa Gray, SIR Juhu
Lubbock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
PRooE.

Consumption, Splitting Blood = Ny
friends gave up all hopes OF my recovery. DT
John f Smith cured me Two years ago.
Robt. Delaney, Martins Ferry q.
Consumption, Chronic Diarrhsa
Splitting and Passing niood-I was EN-
ciateu 10 q skeleton. Strength gone. Ir
smith cured me two years ago, ond nov am
we'll. Mrs. &. J. Sells.n, Wheeling, W. Va
t'ntarrh, POlypus OF HOse, L0Ss 81
Voice. suffered Cor years. Physicians AND
medicines failed to help me, | thought m!
iist ase incurable. DIR. smith cured IN com
slel, two years ago. have ben Meir eVe
"'speidel Co., Wheeling, W. Va
,.,s.r Of Brrasf-wss cut ont three
&C.. physi.ianl DR.. Smith cured me
he knife. Mrs. II. NJ. Orcutt.
:0I!.c Ladies-pr. Smith HIS met od n
realug falling Ct the womb ana female
lies need suffer no longer.
Female Weakue-s-Host aggravated
kind No one seemed 70 understand the cast
IL ny d'ughter. Dr: Smith cured her yeA
MIS-. c. J. Nelson. wheeling, W. Va.
FtstuIn In Ano, Piles NJ st aggravated
Was gwen up 10 die and prnn"rnced incura
Die. ON my back fer eighteen weeks. Or
smith cured me In i've week. without the
xnife. three years ago, and ! enjoy better
nealth now than ever.
Thop. GOWN, Grocer, Wheeling.
Fits Nv wife had them Tor years Coule
e 7.
$50, and she has h ad lone since.
srrofuIous Ulcer on Leg for Years-
Dr. Sml 1! cdrel me two year. a-O.
Mrs. Catherine Phillabaum,
Valley Grove. W. Va.
Or. sraith will engage 20 cure any case o.
niles no Noatter how long standing. withoul
he knife. and wi'hout the least datger o.
any Lind,
I0ss of EaEhGGi -DT. Smith Il AZ made
, ecialty OF this condition which saps tho
ruupds,ion OF hea lth and renders m!serabl.
-rmany. HIS treatment will restore hesiu
nd strength In short time. DIR. smith,
CONS are 10 rr.ng,d thai patients calling r.
.e i'm do not come IN contact with o'hsH
md his business With lhdies and gentlemen b
drictly confidential.
Bisod Disorders-Those suffering from
dis destroyer Of life may consult DIR. Smith
With perfect assurance
AthaFt for k<lEEKamination sent U
nsii.ntx At O distance on receipt OF Two
sts "a, ps, and patIeut thus treated ale AWAY
pus ..Ins d satiEfsr ton.
GopsaIta ton Free at once once noun
from a n. TO P. -, daily, except sunday.
Cali on or sddress
DR. ]. z SMITH,
No 1904 Cbapline -,
maa Wheeling, ". Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

the entire herd has been rounded I'D by
the Flatheads, Gros- Ventres and Crows
who are driving them on their reserva.
tons before the white hunters can get .
shot ut them. When this Is accomplish
ed the slaughter will begin, ard perhaps
q week later Q very few of that mighty
herd will belief to continue the Journey
into the north. THIS Is certainly o mat
ter that needs legislation, aud unless
Congress gives attention to it very soon,
there will be no need TO PASS any laws
to protect the American bison, for he
VIII soon disappear from our plains.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

The list ofxnimals that have become
extinct within the memory of man is
large and interesting. Within fifty
years the great aux aud Labrador duck
have been extirpated on our coast, and
within two hundred years the gigantic
rhytipa. In the West Indies numbers
of small birds have died cut In other
countries the dedo, the solitaire, the
notornis and various pa rrots.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

Below win be found the dedicatory SER
mon delivered this morning by President
". X. Pepdleton, Of Bethany college, At
Gs6,id Memorial Church, Washington,
be.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

Anew and Everlasting Kingdom.
Every battle OF the warrior is With
confused noise and garments rolled In
blood" but the victories OF the Son are
curouests Of pesce. He is the Prince OF
Pesce." To this end he came into the
world, for this he died upon the cross, for
this he is now the head of the boty, the
Church-"for it pleased the Father,
through him to reconcile all things unto
himself, having made peace through the
blood Of the cross. Col. l., -.
To the worship Of this glorious person We
dedicate this home. We know Him a. our
brother. In Him We see the Father. With
cut idolatry we worship Him in the tamil
Ter form OF our owR nature; aud because,
even in heaven, He looks like lamb that
hath heen slain, we can can ever contem.
D ate Him ss our pesce. We present Him
| the God man-to the world as its SAVIOR.
| We can see Him, hear Him-thrill. under the
sympathetic touch Of His helping
hand, and walk with assurance
under the infsllible guidance Of His
ton, far of ideal OF unreal dreams, but al
incarnation with our own nature, and q
present exalted ruling sovereign, Lord oil
Lords and King Of Kings, with His eye
ever and upon Us and His heart ever with
"a. for avn pathy, Tor help and assured vic
tory. The human heart pants for such
leadership. Men
Look up to Such Here.
They call for friend higher than them
selves. The church must hold MP Him
who is its head, as 1.-The chief among the
Ten thousands" in whom alone is realized
al this power, and sympathy, and help
iulness, and success Of victory that the
sor d is longing for, blindiy cropping for
among manifold idols, and summon men
20 tiy to His uplishted banner. Let as
throw away our PHILOSOPHERS. our divis-
i've crseds, our bumsn Sbiboleths OF fell
owship, and combine our forces under
the Christ the Son Of the living God"
snd With this as our battle cry, strike for
the eternal victories Of peace: Aud may
he who is called Wonderful Counsellor,
the Mighty God, the Prince Of peace, sus-
tain and guide us, and bring rs to the
6nsl triumph and blessings Of his everlast.
ing kingdom!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
CHAMPAGNE.
V'Gstingto, Ha!Oh>t.

W'Gstingto, HaiOh<s.
Ali hou
sparkling
smber vint7ss
from the sunny
LAM OF Pi.ncet
How 1 love
to sec the
bubbles DER
thy foamy
surface
dsrcel
Most Sc
dnctivs u
tbs pop
ptng of
thy "otIls
cork 20 clear
and much nioerto
the palate 10 thy taste
than isger beer. Blessed
sre those vire-cisd wax
leys and their grapes, from
which we gain all thy soul-en-
trancing nectar, o, thou wine
Of wines, champagne! Ciaret,
Port and old Madeira have no
charms unto mine eye, when tin
foil covered bottle OF thy brand Is
standing by. Many eklss hast thou
cost me, o, thou liquid OF the goisi
And no doubt e'er shaII love Thee un
I'm placed beneath the sods. Bat what
latent demons In thea, o. thou cheer
Ing drink divine, The next morn im-
paris . swelling 70 this aching head Of
miner When I drain thy cup hsve :
pity on thy ardent devotes, And from
sfterelaps unpleasant pray thee r
keepmefeesForo Of ali thessd thoughts
wTiften-or by mortal mind esr
thunk. The saddest are that chsn-
psens makes an everlasting drunk
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-07-24

He liked to instruct other people at
no matter what expense of time or
trouble. He loved his family very
dearly. His attachment to mis- cear-
est relatives was very much closer
than is usual. But he found diff
Guilty in expressing his affection.
They had very little in copamon, and
when ne was with them. Gushing let
them do all the talking. Now and
them he would break in with a re
mark almost imcomprehensible to
them. A little conversation at a
relatives tea-table shows the mans
peculiarities. Gushing had said moth
ing for some time. At length, little
Johnnie, the small boy of the family,
reaching out for the raspberry jam,
remarked: Il want some of that
there. John, " said Cushing,
solemly, coming to the surface of
consciousness again, your remark is
both vague and ambitious. " well, ="
said jennie, speaking for the whole
family, II didn't understand you
when you were here before, and l
don't understand you now"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-07-24

generated in them, and to locate this
outlet at such a height that there shall
be no danger that the gases escaping
from it shall blow into the house.
Such cesspools should be small, and
emptied regularly and frequently.
The most unwise disposition which
can be made of cesspool is to con-
meet the upper part of it with sewer.
When a street is severed the cesspool
on that street should be cleaned out
and filled up with fresh, clean earth,
and the house drainage be connected
directly with the sewer. To retain
the cesspool under such circumstances
is to insure that all the house waste
shall be in a putrefying condition be-
fore it enters the sewer, and hence
make it impossible to keep the air in
the sewer inoffensive.- Sanitary En-
gineer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-07-24
A Story of Caleb Cushing

I met one of Caleb Cushing's init
mate friends the other day, and he
remarked casually upon the singular
"outs" of the great lawyer, writes q
Washington CORES pendent Cushing
had no imagination and no sympa-
thies, nor had he any creative or con
structive ability. He was, perhaps,
the finest lease" lawyer of his time.
His splendid nina was splendidly
filed with authorities" Cushing
did not know how to converse. Anex-
change of ideas, such as occurs in the
ordinary conversation, was beyond
his grasp. He could talk for hours
when he had mounted the pedagogue's
stool-in fact, he loved to talk when
he could getinto that didactic strain.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-07-24
Kitchen CesspOols are Dangerous Nui


A cesspool is in old English ''soss-
pool"-that is a "soakpool"-a place
into whi5h liquid Stops and offscour-
ings may be run, and from which, as
usually constructed, it is hoped that
the liquid portion will soak or drain
away, thus sparing the proprietor the
trouble Of emptying it. The term is
most generally applied, at present, to
receptacles Or cisterns constructed un
derground in the vicinity of the house
to receive the kitchen-slops and sink
wastes, and distinguished from privy-
vaults or receptacles intended only,
or chiefly, for the reception of ex-
creta, but it is also used by some
writers as including the latter, and,
as matter of fact, a large number of
cesspools receive both Kinds of waste.
The cesspools to which we specially
refer at present are those into which
excreta are not allowed to enter, but
which are devoted chiefly, if not ex-
clusively, to the reception of kitchen
waste. From time to time inquiries
are received by the Sanitary Engineer
which indicate that the writers sup
pose that the only dangers in house
drainage are connected with the dis
posal of excreta, with prlvy-vaults or
water-closet wastes; and that if these
are properly arranged the sink-slops
need little attention. This is mis-
taken opinion, and It's time that peo-
pie learned to recognize it as such.
| No doubt it is true that water closet
waste is more dangerous to health
than kitchen-slops; it is more likely
to contain specific contagia, and is
more offensive, but considered mere
~ as furnishing material in which
may be developed dangerous organ
isms, as decaying organic matter or
| filth, there is not so much difference
between these two forms of waste
products after all, nor is a cesspoo1
less offensive than privy- vault.
Neither of them are satisfactory APP
pendages to a house, but where their
employment becomes a necessity the
same precautions as to location, con
struction, etc., should be applied to
one as to the other The essential
points are to prevent leakage by max
ing them water-tight, to provide a
free outlet for the gases which will be
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
.;,T1oNAL CAPITAL TOPICS
ooxn,TIoN OF NEw-YORK BANKS

,r.su,xcroN, Oct. 1.-THE Controller OF the
,,ency says the principal variations IN t"e 81 the
nauts Of the City OF NewYork OF the close OF
psuons on June 20 and ON September 80 1884 Is a.
follows: x.,.. ,.,,.r aeduetsnr e1-
i" Gov the Clearing Housel, $2o,se2eo2 :
cnA"e ,n circulation. 81 .309,9S5; increase OF
$40 7ls 500 increase of legal tenders soo4-s.
P.. of United States certificates for legal 'ehoer
". ".n. q, -s5 600 A comparison between ABSTRACT vi
n0 made 10 the Controller octcber2 1883 and on
ssrtcmber 80 1884, shows the following; Decrease IN
and discounts s34.sl9.so4i decrease In United
eos honds held for circulation, $50 Ooo; inerass "a
etsiee Ell 979 7s2 increase of legal tenders
epeee of United states certificates Of deposit
gssi ,eSa tender notes, Sl.5s5.OOo; increase o., Oh
yor due from Treasury, sl59995si IN
amount Hills Of other banks $lO4,270 decrease cap
Cr.aseh 81 100 900 decrease surplus fund wa 4s2
esse Of undivided profits $l72I29 decrease Oh eii
ue,ton outstanding S2i3j943 The toial decrease VI
Ina during the year. after deducting exchanges Tor
uePT uP STeapng House Is only S9,3sS.l0s ,
III satenent at the close OF business on Sep'einoer
o lisa shows only - 900 900 In Clearing House loan
50 standing These certificates are portion
g ,h"sS issued 70 the Metropolitan National Bank