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Wv. ",',IG '',''no'n' IL West indianapolis,
Y"','' '''''n'' u" n'tln'h- wager, climbed to
th' t"p oi an electric light tower height Of
=, Nv "''c"I"cu 10 descend 10y means
x" ,"p' 'u us grip on the rope
was 'uN anu lie descended with such speed
81 80" 'V'''' "''' 10 r''ease his
t'n5ri, Wv" '''"9 ',e' l'"" 'ne ground In
,"npH.. n"S "'I "',S truck some telephone wires
,I, u.s., "'''' "'"' u""""1.n auu nc ieil on
nnca,so,om, II'ou'.,,s, m,, l' was plcNcu up
~, ,O"'' H,H INJURIES are iatal'
,,,'n", .'''.' "'S"' " R""S vi ramps iorly in
p ","',,, '"''',n '"c '"Wn oi shenandoah,
,""SN wanna utu' ou lilHge and violence.
n' ~. Nl'I' VI po"'' III ie"u'hE posse against
-" s,e was dangerously "ouhHel' ana ped
""'" ",uS nS'a''e' ana robbed was
'"', "uI'. lucy were hh"'y oVerp0wcrcd
"s 'v'S'" ~ !"''
i"o wv" Htuc IlrIS VINO were recently ab
u"'e' from En'hgha'I' Illinois, by gypsics
ae "'" ul'c'cu 10 nave been murdered by
'"o,' ''pprS'
INcnty,'Wo men ana lvc women have been
a,'ts,cl 'ot complcy In The Polish riot at
l",cuo SUNDAY
WINE PROFESSOR sNirpy and his family were
io"ihE IN thr Dies MoIncs river the boat up
se' MIS- sh'pY and her two children were
drowned
MrS lscuIt Dudley was held not guilty of
the assault on O'Donovan Rosa on the ground
oil insanity.
arthur Il. Delaney has been appointed
United states attorney for the Eastern district
oil Wisconsin, and W. {. Perry UuitcI States
attorney Tor the district Of Kansas. General
b. +. Peach, union veteran, will succeed a
civilian as pension agent at Boston.
lhe president has suspended llorrtlo c, Bur.
chard, oil Illinois, as director of the mint and
apl ointed as his successor Dr. James p. KIM
bell, professor Of economic geology in the
Lehigh university at Bethlehem, Pennsylya
MA Edward L. Heddcn, who Is prominently
Identified with the banking and shipping in.
terests OF New York, was appointed colccto-
oil customs at that city, 10 succeed Wlll!am
ii. Robertson, term expired; Hans S. Beatty,
alawyer and member OF the county democracy,
surveyor OF customs for tho district Of New
YORK. and Colonel silas W. Burt who for.
merry hiled the position, and was removed by
PRESIDENT Arthur naval officer
During tue past fiscal year, l46 national
oinks nave been organized and the charters
oil .oi extended Tor twenty years
lno ohIcagC, ROCK Island and Pacific Rail-
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the genius Of Roman conquest nm 10

the genius Of Roman conquest up to
its meridian splendor. Civilization
has always had to push its way against
a mass of obstacles. The Roman nose
is a moral batterlng ram to beat down
these walls of savagery and igno-
rance. No person with a very short
nose ever made profound impress
sion in the world. The hard Roman
nose, pushing its way despite all per-
sonal suffering, has played conspic-
uous part In the moral 9s we'll as the
political advancement OF the world.
1t dominated the old Roman race as
well as the modern aggressive Briton.
1t carried Washington on to triumph,
stood in the forefront of Lincoln's un-
yielding strength, as it had sustained
the shocks of Waterloo in the face of
the Iron Duke. Against him was
pitted the Roman-nosed Napoleon, but
in the septum of Wollington's nose
the sign of synthesls, OF intellectual
combination and perseverance was
very large, and this caused him to
hold out on that day, even when tho
apparent tide of war had turned
against him until Blucher came, and
all was saved. The face of John
Wesley, a cousin of Wellington, shows
tho same aggressive character. In all
the great founders of religions or of
sect we see the same aggressive nose.
1t stands boldly forth in tho face of
Zoroaster, in Mahomet, in Calvin, in
the otherwise gentle face of the Zaza-
rene, and in the hosts of other leaders
who have done fierce battle for opin.
ion. Nature never puts great cause
upon saddle.backed nose and ex-
poets 1t will rise into power. 1t was
not Victor Emmanuel, but rather the
high-nosed Garibaldi, who achieved
tho independence of Italy. A low
bridged nose will do for tho helpless.
ness Of childhood or the servility of
the African, but such bridge will
never carrya great work safely over.
Tho aquiiino nose of the Jews has
large signs of aggression, defense and
protection, while the breadth of their
noses indicates their money-making
propcnsities. This form of the nose
was common among the old Assyrians,
as shown by their sculptures. The.
projection of the tip of the nose indi-
Gates observations, the questioning
faculty, and belongs to the inquisitive
mind of the child who has everything
to learn, and how can he learn except
to ask questions? This faculty takes
the lead in our intellectual processes,
as its advance guard position in the
face plainly shows, five inquire and
observe, some discovery will follow.-
R9StOR Times.
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A STORY OF JEFFERSON.


HOW Charley Morgan Became Commodore,
Col. Wintersmith, of Kentucky, told
the following good story of Thomas
Jefferson at the Ebbitt house last
night. do not think 1t has ever been
published.
Said he; Zone day when Thomas
Jefferson was riding through Virginia
on his way from Washington to
Monticello, he came upon boy trudg.
ing along with his clothes in a satchel,
which hung on stick from his shoul.
der. He stopped his gig, and asked
the youth If he did not want to ride.
The young man looked at him mo-
ment in bold way, and finally said
yes. He was motioned to get in, and
in a moment he was sitting by the side
OF the president, who opened the con-
versation by asking him who he was,
and where he was going. He replied
that his name was Morgan, and that
he was going home from school, and
continued by putting the same ques-
ton to the president, saying: IL beg
your pardon, stranger, but what might
your name beP"
The president replied, MY name is
Thomas Jefferson
'The boy looked up astonished, and
asked, Not Tom jefferson, president
of the United SatesP'
Yes, replied Jefferson, and as he
did SO the boy jumped from the gig
and into the road, saying, Il have
heard of you, Tom Jefferson. NV
father says you are q rascal, and
wouldn't he thrash me il he caught me
ridin' with you, and he thinks YOU
are the biggest scOundrel In the coun-
tryr
" No, he doesn't replied the pres
ident' Il know him very well. We
arc good friends, personally, though
not politically. He won't care if YOU
ride with me. lam not n bad fellow;
get in. Still the young man refused
to get in. He reiterated the statement
that he believed jefferson to bo a ras-
cal, but finally was persuaded, and
again took his seat in the gig
During the conversation which fol.
lowed Jefferson succeeded in making n
" Va "in'' anu ou parllnS tOlu MN
.hat IL ne would come to Washington
ne would give him an office to prove to
nm that he was his friend. "No, YOU
won SAID the boy. "You will for
get me- mo Twill not, answered
'eiicrSon' with that the two parted.
some months atterward young Nor
gan becoming dlsgusted with things
ABOUT nome, concluded to run off and
60 10 washington after his office. He
Stolo out one night with his clothes in
bundle on o stick over his shoulder,
ana walked to Washington. When he
got TO the city was nothing but
muddy village then-hc was covered
WIN dnst' ana his boots were the col
or OF clay. lie went, however, as he
was was, up to the white house, and find
ing inc door open walked boldly into
aroom where he saw Jefferson writing,
Dehuing over n table. lie went up to
hlm' ana laying. his hand on his
shoulder sad; "H9lo. Tom Jefferson!
l We come after that Office" The pres
idcnt looked up, but could not rcmem-
per the BOY, Noting his amazed look
Ihe young Morgan continued; "Thcre,
tod you you would not remember
me when came here" Jefferson re.
phed that his face was familiar, and
ON Morgan telling who he was the
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09
Healthfnl Yipnr for the Girls

Mrs. Livermorc says, in one of her
lectures on Girls, 81 would give to
girls equal intellectual and industrial
training with boys. Yes, and give
them equally good health, too. {"
When your girls are suffering from
paleneSs and debility, it is a sign that
their blood is poor and thin, and that
they need Browns Iron Bitters. The
only preparation OF iron that can be
taken safely. Miss Barton, Chestnut
ST.. Louisville, KY, says, browns
Iron Bitters cured me of rheumatism
when everything else had failed"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

II you arc tired taking the large old-iash.
Toned gripping pills, and are satisfied that
purglng yourself TIL you are weak and sick ia
not good common.sense then try Carter's
Little Liver Pills and learn how easy II is TO
be free from Biliousness, Headache, Constlpa.
ton, and all Liver troubles. These little Mills
are smaller, easier TO take and give quicker
relief than any pill in use Forty in a vial.
One dose. Price % cents.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

When you visit or leave New York City, via
Central depot, save Baggage Erpressage and
~ Carriage Hire, and stop at the Grand Union
Hotel, opposite said depot, SiI hundred eie.
giant rooms fitted up at a cost Of one million
dollars VI and upwards per day, European
plan; Elevator Restaurant supplied with
the best, Horse cars, stages and elevated rsil.
road to all dcpots. Families can live better
for less money at the Grand Union Hotel
than at any other first class hotel In the city.
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RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Telegraph and Cable SelntIIlatIons from All
fart' Of the Eastern and Western
HemlsphereS
FOREIGN

- Wv hsNoFEH NUu western
hemispheres.
II ,s.i -, EAS NJ
aoto.,.i r., "A' 'ne i"qul Indians have
,hau, -. '4en'e"h troops Killing 400 OF
,.,. 80, ue"'rai uAicla and wound
m $780, LVI,1a'
.,.no,s,on p1nN Vi Meileo continues Its
u.l, VI u''counts' Inc Vera Cruz
onara,,. p'0'e,hvs' company VIII cease
Tn. a 'S eu"s'uy having been stopped
O'1i .uo'e'" puiletlhs report LII
Tho ,la,,,s "uu u, C 90 ucS'n' ~ spain Among
Tnloao nn,," % oeue,Al "a''z' director Of the
Tha h,,.,. ''au'u'y,
,.',..''' 9,l''e pS'' vi trenton, Ontario, was
a..,,. ., -, @ "u nechuiary hrc, the loss eI-
Nt,,I,.- 'oV'VV, r'"''cs III 'hc "rand Rapids,
damase MISUNDERSTANDING works did $4,000
Reinforcement. 49,,
nc,c ToorIj.,an w. O',"s hurried mo Chi-
,umlng serious nropor,ion. u.' ''o''i'oh as
NJ. Rochefort asserts ,b,i olr,,.. Dat.
murdered bv Rcaou,r, 10 ,,,1t, u" was
GIeO offered for his head hy R,,,,i, "a.u .,, VI
William Henry smI,b ,oc-,,ar,, g. ,ouo'I' ~
tbe SolIsbury caLt,,o, iV' "a' III
parliament for Westmirst., With, a.,,'.'' ~
ton. 'iF'''
1t is reported that Prince Bismarck aud
Lord Salisbury will shortly have a conforcrco
With view 10 establishing AN Anplo.Gcrmsr
alliance.
The managers OF the Irish ror,,.o,o,,,.,,
party have Issued an address TO the Irish
electors in England advising them to vote for
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

There is bnt one best color for bntter, and that
is Wells, Richardson Il Cos. Improved Bnttcr
Color, no candid Investigator doubts, II IL tLe
bSet butter color in the world; is free from sedi.
mont or impurity, always ready for instant use.
ana 1t imparts to butter that rich dandelion vel,
low, without tingc of red, which is the acme of
desirability in any butter color.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

PRIcKLY ASH BITTERs is not an intoxicating
beverage, but pleasant, mild laxative and
efficient Tonic, acting directly on the Liver,
Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

The Mexican government has at length de-
termined to undertake geological survey OF
the whole country so far as practicable. Ten
thousand dollars have been assigned for pre-.
limlnary expenses.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

The redwood posts Of a fence erected In
Napa, CAL, thirty.two years ago were recently
r,moved, and found in as good condition as
when first put into the ground.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

H II. FBLCH, Rockford, Ill.,, says he finds
i lls Veterinary Carbolisalye uncGualled for
I he cure Of cuts, gals and scratches, and The
longer he uses il the better he likes it as rom.
edy for general stable nsr,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

Fig trees flourish everywhere in California
except high up on the mountains, and the cul-
tivatlon OF them Is an exceedingly profitable
industry.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

Railroad Presldent-"Don't you think that
rather eIorbitaut Mr.. Badger, sll,OOO for the
loss Of your wife and her diamonds in the
accidentin Mr.. Badger Indignantly -Ex-
orbitanti Well, should say not 1 value
the diamonds at 1000 onc.-Daily Graphic.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

When Raby wM sick, We gave her CastoriA
When sho WAS Child, she cried for CAstoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave thom Castoria
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

-, II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water, Druggists sell II. 95c
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

. Life freserVer.
II you are losing YOUR grin on life try "wrlls
Health Rchcwrr' Goes direct to weak spots.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

Mothers.
IL you are faillngi broken, worn out and neryous
iso wells Health Renewer" sl. Druggisis.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

alton n place OF It. ~ w W ~ 'A'
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

Chopped Hands Face, Pimples and rough skin
CURED cure hy using Juniper Tar Soap, made by Cas-
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

4, The pgre,t sweetest and best Cod Liver OIL In
NE world, manufactured from fresh, healthy
hyers, upon the sea-shOro II is absolutely nnre
and sweet, Patients who have once taken Il pre.
Ter II TO all Others. Physicians have decided IL
superior TO any of the other oils In the market
Made by CAswELL- HAZARD d Co., New York.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

Five hundred policemen In citizens clothes
are employed in guarding the public Offices of
london against dynamitera.
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..44s


Hs purpose Is solely for the legitimate healing ot
disease and The r'IiCf Of pain, and that n does all
II claims 10 DO, thousands ladies gldiiy tes'Cy.
II will euro entirely all Ovarian troubles lnnammn-
tion aud Ulccration Failing and D.raccmcnts, aud
consequent Spinal Weakness, and IA particularly
adapted to the change OF life. .. :. -
ltrcmoycs Fainnc's Flnturn"y, destroys All craving
for stimulant md relieves Weakness uf tho stomach
j. cures HOaling Headaches, ErryOus rrostrS,iDn,
Gsncral Debility Slcnplrssnc~S, Depression and 1nd
grSiinn That feeling Of bearing down. causing pniT,
aud backnche isnways permanently currd by It's USE
y Send stamp to Lynn, Mass for pamphlet Letters Of
. - F+4+F shkr
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

The y, way g,.' Of the wlcked-The road to Cana
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-09

Bilious Complaints ore caused by torpidlty, con-
gvnTudloh, OF lne ulceTatlon oi tho llVer' -.-l
Ihe eymptom5 arc dark, greasy, yellow skin, a
brown or whish coat to the tongue, appetite Treg-
uar, often dry cough at night,
Ihc skin sometimes breaks ont into pImpes and
sores and thowhoe system IL out Of order Nriaht,s
Indian Vegetable Pills arc one of tho very best
remedies known for any form Of these troubles, and
VIII certainly relieve the sgferer They aro purely
vegetable, mado nom tho best drugs by competent
hands, and give satisfaction. They arc very gentle
In their action, causing Ogrpng or UNPLEASANT feel
ing to the most delicate. A trial will convince anJ
one troubled with biliousuess that Wright's In,
dian Vegetable Pills Is the medicine he needs,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

in Philadelphia, returned last evening to
spend the holidays.
Mr.. Ben List left on Tuesday last for
Los Angeles, Cal.
James q. Smith, Of Psrkersburg, is at
the Howell House
8. N. Thompson, Of st. Clairsville, was
in town yesterday.
Charles Chsdduck and wife, Of Grafton
are at the Stamm.
George Litten, Of the South Side. is
home for the holidays.
Miss Kate Hs7lett is home from schoo
on account of i'll health.
Miss Carrie Hupp will spend the holi
days in Washington City.
IA ios and A. r White, Of Bethany
were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. George Leighton is home from Har
ward College to pass the holidays.
The Buffalo Bill combination, twenty
Eve members, are at the 81. james.
W. j. Duffy, sgsnt OF the Lizzie Evan
Combiustion, is registered at the Mcclure
Miss Mamie Cornell. Of Chicago, is tht
guest Of Mrs. George Wise on the Island
Mrs o. T. Wilde, of Caldwell, O, il
visiting her parents on the Garden Spot
Mr.. W. E. Hughes and wife have re
turned home from a months visit to Boz
ton.
Messrs. Guy Wagner and Wilson Keli
are home from school to spend the hol
days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
Christmas D~elieacies.

While 1t ia q hard matter TO fGd two per
sons that look alike, it is almost IS dithcult
10 Gud people vho think alike. They will
differ in religion, or politics; their views
sometimes on the most trivial matter will
be widely different. What one person
thinks would make a most desirable pres
ent, another would vastly prefer something
else; out Of cou=se il would not 60 for US
al 10 think alike. Bat In speaking OF the
holidays, we believe that there is one thing
on which all will agree, and that is or
something good 10 eat. and il there is an
one house IN The CRY where ev ry n vii
agree as TO the superiority of tbs goods dis
played it is at the reliable establishment
Of the Wheeling Bakery Company, l2St
Market street. Their bread, cakes an;
crackers are universally prsised and are II
constant demand. They have bread, cakes
pies, cream pufs, &c fresh from the oVeI
every day, and their superiority over al
competitors, both in the bakery and CON
fecr;cnery liue, cannot be disputed. The.
have the largest variety of iue fruit cake
Jelly cake, lady cake. pound cake, noun
tain cake, and Christmas delicscies to b.
found in the city; and they have Just re
ce;ved sn immense line OF Christmas Ire,
decorations, ana va Vauld suggest to on
readers that ell who contemplate trimming
no o Christmas Tree, or selecting thei
| Christmas fruit cake should not fail TO cal
on the Wheslirg Bakery Company, and Sc,
tk.ir goods and prices before purchasing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
JOHN W. HEISK l.
AL Establishment Where Valuable Hoii'
hau Prnaen.a Can Re Enund.

an Establishment Where Valuable Hoh.
day Presents Can Be Found.
A reporter called yesterday at John W.
HeiskelIs establishment, at No. ~ Twelfth
street. A full line of goods, such as are
kept by q book seller and sta,ioner, all
tastsfully arranged in anticipation Of the
coming holiday trade, was observed. He
learned that on account of the dullness OF
trade, the proprietor offered the poets in
alligator binding and the red line edition
at 81. 90 per volume, where the catalogue
price is s. 90. This includes the works oil
the best and most distinguished Eoglish
and American poets, and the books are the
most popular in the market. The same
edition in cloth binding will be sold for
sixty.fve cents instead Of Sl.O0 as former
ly. They present a very beautiful appear
ance, ami serve as a fitting ornament for
any library. All miscellaneous books, in.
Guiding the writings Of E. P. Roe,
Marion Harland. Mrs. Holmes,
My Agnes Fleming and Julia p. Smith.
which formerly sold a, 81 so will be for
nished his customers at 81. The small
stock Of board back books left on hand, Q
most beautiful assortment Of scrap books
and an endless variety Of scrap pictures,
the beat assortment that con be had any
where, are offered al greatly reduced prices.
A visitor can 70. but help notice his end
less variety Of photograph albums Of both
home and foreign make, In addition,
the assortment Of autograph albums. which
contains both leather and plush binding. 10
equally attractive. Cnrisimss and New
Years cards are classed among the goods
offered at greatly reduced prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
KLINE BRNTHER>' CHRISTMAS
GREETINGI

KLINE BROTHEa>' CHRISTIANS
GREETlNGI
In wishing our patrons q "MsrTy
christmas" We look back upon
the seven years OF our business
association with you rs one
fraught with success and pleasant
reeOlIeetiOns. At no season I'm the
year are love, sympathy and lib
erality more closely allied than
ON Christmas pay,-the day Of
gift offerings and OF PeSce and
Goodwill to mankind. To the
young and the old Christmas tide
briggs Joyous astieipatioR' that
some hind reletiye srfrtend will
rem ember them. We desire,
therefore, 10 call your attention
70 the faet that when Jon are
searching for HOLIDAY PRES-
ENTS you can fDd among our Inn.
mensO stock Of Mems, Boys and
Children's Clothing and Furnishs
ing Goods something that Will
make q substantial gift, which
will gladden. the heart and bring
Joy aud happiness 10 every home.
Remember that KLINE BROTH.
ERS guarantee q first class gar.
ment to the purchassrs Let the
price be what IL may. As In the
Hash Sc in the fuIure, will our
business be founded upon the
principle Of Superior GOoess Lew.
esI Prices and FaiE Dealing.
MILNE bRSTHERS
"a Twelfth street.
WheeiiDg, W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

chair and was attem ping to sing THE
Flowers that Bloom in the Spring" in an
extremely bad tenor voice, while the floor
manager, who had lost his gorgeous ros.t;e
and badly abraded his knuckles, VAS using
some very vigorous arguments with a view
of inducing him to move out Of the way OF
the dancers.
An hour later, when the reporter left, the
majority Of the company had departed, and
there had been two more fights, in n of
which so much noise was made that the
police had been forced to interfere. The
rest ot.the crowd seemed disposed to linger
until the beer ran cut, which happily oc'
CURED about 4:30 q. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
%

our display OF Holiday Goods Is
now complete. Among our sPeei'
aIties r Children's Fur Muts
and COlIaTS, same I'm Ladies',
UnfLaz aud aides SatchRlS, Fash
sOnnble NeekWeRr, Mumers and
a-ndke, chiefs ia new patterns
EIuSh Ornaments, Dressed and
Undressed Kid Gloves, AID many
eIherEOOds, too numerOus 20 men
EIOn.
An elegant and cheap Christ
mas present il orr Russian Han
Wrap,
LOU NWABACKER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

IN purchasing valuable Dis.
monds, cold ~ atcheS and fine
Jewelry, scarcely one person In a
thousand has acquired sufficient
knowledge of these articles 10 be
suflrie nIIy competent 10 tell just
what M article is worth. IL IL
therefore not only very desirable
bat very essential ihat in Pur-
chasing anything Oftois stnd You
should have the adv antage orahe
experience and Judgment ola re-
liable dealer. I. O.. Dillon has
probably handled more goods OF
this sort ia abe past seventeen
years tn Il any two dealers OF the
state combined, and it will pay
to consult him before PurchSS'
ing. He makes 2 specially oil
these goods aud this seasO he
has made immense additions for
the holidays
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
PLancs!

All pianos have merit, but Why pay as
much for q second or third class piano as
for q 6rst class one2 See and hear the
different makes, then carefully examine
the KIanich & Bach pianos and hear their
excuirite tone, and you are sure to exclsim,
as many others have, that they are the
sweetest and purest tone instrument you
have ever heard. They are q revelation
to many and win their way into the heart
and affection Of even the most critical and
~preiudiced. Fer elegance in design,
solidily of construction, eyeness of scale,
and great durability, they are are certainly
without an equal in this country.
The above statements are made with q
full knowledge of their meaning. and we
stand ready TO verify the same. We have
n immense stock of these instrument at
present and eEer them at prices as loW IS
consistent With the grade OF goods. A
cordial invitation is extended to everyone
to come and hear these justly celebrated
pianos whether you are thinking OF buying
or not. A more desirable Christmas pres,
emit than g Eranich 3 Bach piano could
not be made. +. w. bAUAER