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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
DR.. J. E. SMITH
No. 1905 Chaplins street,

No. 1904 Chaplins street,
Near Fourteenth Stree.
I,the only regularly educated physician spec!siiA
on the following diseascs In the ststs Of West vis
ginis and the best evidence Of bis skill and success
tents name without permisdon those appended ars
few out Of many hundred certificates In his poassS
sion. Many Year, experience In the best bospitah
together with thorough medical education sndfS
miiari.y with therapeutic agents, close obseryan0
Of tepeImeptic pecuiartiss, and strict sttsntionta
byEienic management enables him 70 treat with sue
cess diseases which are frequently regarded - incur
able. In every instance Dr.. Smith will frankly rW
,hs patient his opionon.
PROOF.
Consumption, Splitting Biood;.hy friends
gave up al hopes Of my recovery e. sghI l. smifs
Martins Perry,C
and Passing BIood-I was emsciated 10 skslS
ton Strength gone. DIR. Smith cured me two ysa1
ago. Ms. c J. Nelson, wheeling, W. Va
CatarTh, Polypps Of Nose. Los: "a yo,ss-
70 help ne. 1 thought my dissAss incurabIs. D
smith s sHIsa me os completely s.s a. hs'
Cancer OF Breast~Wn cut out three Tins by
physicisns DR.. Smith cured me without the kni6
To the Ladiss-Dr. Smith has method Of tr,ss
inz falling Of the womb and female weakness vhics
cures Il in short time Ladies need suffer no lonsssj
Female Weaknesk-Most agzravated kind. Ne
one seemed 70 understand the case OF my dzuxhta
Dr. Smith cured her 0 year ago and she Il nov Va
and strong Mrs c. J. Nelson. Wheeling, w. Va
Fistula In Ano, Piles-Most Aggravated. Va
Owen up TO die aud pronounced incunabie. 90 M
back Cor eighteen week. Or. Smith cured me IN ~
weeks Without the tnile. tnres ysan ago. and snjSV
bettsr health nov than eTer.
Thos. Colyfn, Grocer, Wheeiina
Ffts-My wife had them for years. Could es(oD
relief DR.. Smith cured her three yeas ago, and ~
serofaI0us Ulcer on Leg Tor Ysa,s-D
Smith cured me two yeen sgo
Nm. Cathsrfns Phillabsun
Valley Grove, W. Va
0Dr Smith VIII engage 70 cure any case Of pla,a
matter Of kor long standing without ths kniis -
without the least dangu Of any hind.
Loss Of Manhood-Dr. Smith hzs mads speas
atty Of This condition vhic4 nps tbs foundatioAo
health and renders missrabls % many. His trssh
ment VIII restore health and strength IN shoTt uAa
Dr. Smiths rooms ne % aranged thst patients Ell
ing 70 zee him Do MOI oonas In contact With sth0
and his budnss With ladia md gentlemen h stxiAo
confidential.
Blood Disordsrs- Thoss suffering iron The
stroyn Of LIE may consult d.. Smith With psrfs6
a Chart Cor ssaf-nxana,aszsassatt % pst.s
st distances On reoeptof two = stans, and pstal
thus treated sre alysys guaxnntssd atfdattoo-
ConsuItat1oa rreS r 49, OAO hoau hs1D
Sm.b7HH d.,,y. s1s'RsI s1p1ennrs
| Na 1lotChsDstns 6Ree
nxn WksslinG. Wv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
a, sAing the mines of the COmstOcI

"A, aking the mines of the ComstOck
Constance Of over q mils-from the
The north and the Alto on the
2 Is hardly q mine that is not
or Z, 500 feet, and most Of the shafts
scr than those mentioned above;
|wne Union Consolidated shaft has q
Il tai'Nlepth Of 1900 feet, and the Yellow
% depth of 5000 feet.
MS closing remarks before the Con-
al Committee on Mines and Mining,
SEasAdolph Sutro, Of the Sutro tunnel,
Va VS.
Pmieepess hole dug BY man since the
Mss Ts existed is only 300 feet deep,
|Cba mains for the youngest nation on
II contribute more to science and
\ eSby giving opportunities OF studying
,gs. alton Of mineral veins at greater
an has ever been accomplished by
nation IN the world
.<ltro was Of the opinion that the
= on Of bis tunnel would enable our
Ipenining companies to reach Terti'
100000 feet.
reat depth has never yet been at
SIexcspt in q bore hole or srtesisn
he deepest points to which the erast
nth has ever been penetrated have
means Of such borings in quest Of
or water. A bore hole for salt al
Dlesar, near Lubthsen, tor the Gov
iet q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., is down
a the size Of which bore is twelve
I the top and three inches at tat
A bore hole WAS put down for tbs
~ Government TO the depth OF 4, Is;
I wi IN these bore holes the Uuitec
, sleads the world, as there was ont
Louis, No, that is $500 feet II
N Here on the Comstoek, in tn
st,ousolidased mine, a depth Of 800
|vsr been attained, but not BY means o
h vertical shaft The vertical dept
Raft Is $500 feet; the remainder o
|sEth has been attained BY means o
10 SINK from drifts. Several lons
|argsre run at this great depth witho1
End ' IS regards ven6la ion or heat.
rust smbination shaft is situated mucI
ume I'm which direction the lod
rains y other on the Comstock. j
Ing VII st Of the point where tn
|I0:30 Ton the side Of Mount David
Round east of old Chollar- Poto;
Oox, ttst Of the old Hale x MOI
Th. and 1000 feet east Q
80 rs, 1t viii be seen it i
|SnIoon t9S the the country toWar
'A1 rs goiBes The shaft is sun
I'd rock (andesits), every foot q
Aeshires 10 be blasted. The openiu
cav thirty feet in length BY ten feet i
IN In tinbering up this is divided int
|Ssiqerent compartments, some for To
|hsy and some for the pumping machir
wiRs presenting the appearance at tn
|Autsur small shafts set in . row. Owe
|Ehis stand several large buildings, q
90 ! bonderous machinery.
- Saro drain tunnel (nearly fou
I. & isuesh) connects with the shaft at
- $40 feet, up to which point q
Encountered below Is pumpeS
was sunk TO the depth OF 2 20
/ a,s more water vas encountered iha
z,ifsd out in the 'fskips with IN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Encouraging shakespearean studies.
San PTdaciScdn

A teacher in the Girls High School hav-
ing exerted in vain every ef'Jrt to induce
he class to read Shakespeare, at last asked
al who had done so to reise their hand
Only one responded, and that one said:
Il have read all Shskesp :arss works but
one Gaming y, and that papa wont allow
me- TO read, SIS it ian't proper
Before q week was over not a member Of
her Glars out was familiar with a. least one
of >hak, spares plays.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
MiDSUM NJ Err.
S1rct D. Hobml. IN Ouiing

found her resting in a leaiy nook,
Around the greenwood rose vcrdant wall,
Through LlossUmed grasses came the murmuror
call,
Far of incessant OF a woodland brook,
The yellow bee his hOwery task iorsook
Tolinger near ond captive in her thrall;
Erovn chattering squirrels thronged the columnci
hall,
Blue harcbells DER her couch their petals shook,
Pi!lowed On clust red wTcaths OF fragrant pine
GuaIdel by vestal lilies tall and fair;
No yenturous zephyr stirred her dusky hair
starred with the pale, sweet blooms OF eSan'lne'
A step. a word The started nymgh nad hed
And rcguant Autumn lowered in her stead.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Sure Cure for Marital Neglect.

"Does your husband 20 to the lodge, Mrs.
Gibberick?'
"Well, he Just don't. broke up that lit
tie game while age"
why, how in the world did you do itY
Whenever he started for the lodge went
With him as far as theskatiug rink, aud told
him to call for me on bis way home. 1t
only took..a few doses to cure him
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
A FUNNY COLUMN,
The Washing of the KIsmet.
dLt1 CIlif0Tnin.

A family enjoyed the services of neat
handed little waitress Of Irish extraction,
who proved herself very fond Of using any
large word she might hear al The table. Ga
one occasion young lady spoke Of reading
"Kismet,' and upon being questioned as to
the meaning of the word explained that it
was fate" A few days sfterwari, B.idy
having spent rather longer time than usual
in dressing to wait at dinner her mistress
inquired as to the cause and was told
Sure, ma am, was washing my kism 1t.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
why Albany Gas Perseveres.

li'TNHV .tTy'''
Ths gas furnished this city is Of a very
interior quality, and consequently the
-trre,s are very poorly lighted, bat they are
,llowta to burn until after daylight. A
strar ger ask-d a prominent drug gest:
Why DO the gaslights burn all night in
this cityH' -.
'Pecause dose cash lights vos so schnall
dot dey vas afraid to 60 oud ven 1t vas
dark.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30

"TIRED AND ACHING MUSCLES,
crying through eouatss sryes for rest and relic"
- n. Like manna 10 the children oil Israel u
UIG&z3 the Cuticura Plaster 10 the tired, over
RKT worked, aching muscle. Do not deny
HdS yourself the comfort afforded By this
kVAlsn new, original and speedy aattdots 70
ky/Tl4pai and Inflammation. At druggists,
&c; ave for sl.0o. Mailed free. PorrxH DsCs
AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
ECZE MA
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured by
CutiCura.

TCZEMA, OF salt RhsHm, vita is aSoaizing
IT. itching ar burning, instantly relieved by
warm bath vi Cuticura 5Gap, and rngle appu-
caiion OF CGticurs, tue great Skin Cure TINS re-
Psaitd dairy, with two or three doses oil CIuo.ts
Rssolyent the New Blood Purdsr, TO keep the
b Ocd COOL the respiration pure aud unirritstins,
tie bowels open, the liver and kidEeJs active, viii
spEedily Cire Eczema, letter Rim worm, Psortasis
Lschen, Pruritus scall Head, DAndran, AMI tyery
species Of Itching, 5caly and Pimpy humors oil the
scalp and skin, when the best physicians and all
known remedies TALL
VIII Men onald, 25i2 Dearbou street, Chicago,
gratefully a. knowledge cure oil Ecz,ina, OF esIt
Rkeum, on head neck, face, arms and legs Tor seT.
enteeB years, not able to walk except on hands and
knees for one year; not able 10 help hi nse y ioT
eight years; tried hundred, OF Tene1issj doctors
pronounced bis case hopeless; permanently cured
py Cuticura Resolvent (blood puhh-T) internally,
and CuticuTs and Cu'icuTa soap lths great SKID
curesl externally.
Chns. Houghton, Esq, LAWYER, q State street,
Boston reports a case Of Eczsma under his obrer-
walton for ten year. which covered the patients
body and liz b. add 10 which all known methods
Of irea merit had bsen applied without neht, which
vas completely Cared solely by the Cuticura RENT
dies .eaTipS q clea a and healthy skin.
Dir. John Thiel, Wilkesbzrre, Pa, writes: al
have uttered from Salt hheum for over eight years,
al times 20 lad that could not attend 10 my busi-
ness for weeks at time. Three boxes OF Cuticura
and four bottles Of Resol rent have entirely cured
me OF this dreadful ditesse."
Fold by all Druggists. Price: Cuticurs, Soc; Re-
solvent, 500; Soap, nc Prepared by the POfTKz
DKus AID CHEMICAL Co, Boston, hass.
l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
CONSUMP TI0N.

IhAyse > positive remedy ion the abovs diaasei b
a. ma thousznds Of casn Of the worst lind and q
isnc standing have ceen cured. Indeed, % strong
nv tsith IN is efficacy thai VIII senp Two BOZ.
HEsFREE, together With aVALUAELEIREAI-
isE on this disesss 70 any sufferer. en- sIpr,s
and e Dr. T. 4 sLoCUM,I IN Fan Q. Hsv Yort
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
- .in tennis dresses noW there are

y A 'n ST pT a q oous than T that match each other
As very expensive teaching psI P ~. gS % t
- m basque
and stream OF waiter can you bring q nice young ~ 'pJ M wv ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
ne AIlIIFY the Complexion AID Shin b.
oGRo using the Cuticurp snap.

Fold by all Druggists. Price: Cuticurs, Soc; Re-
solvent, Si.o0; Soap, &c. Prepared by the PofTKz
DRUG AED CHEMICAL Co., Bostcn, hass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30

3 shaft Of the Luganer Coal Mining
az, Saxony IS,
Saft Of the OberhaKtz silver niue,
Hasberg, Hanover. ....................22, 81
raft Of the Rossbridge Colltery,
FoH lancashire, England ...-.............2, -
: :. - mines OF st. Luke, near ST.
"a - Er,r.e Ok
hnait, Shemnitz, Hungary IS.
Camphausen shaft. near FiShbach, in
2 trtment OF the Saarbruck Galleries,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30

THE following exquisite POEM was writ
ten in 1867, when the author was young
lady under 20. Whittier wrote of it and
its author that she had truly mastered the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
MILL NOTES.

The rolling mill at Huston, Texas, has
been sold. The price paid was $1,000.
The hoop rollers at the Solar iron works,
in Pittsburg, reduced the boys employed by
hem ten per cent last Monday. The latter
struck and the mill was unable to run.
The puddlers~ employed at McIlvain's boiler
plate mill, at Reading, Pa, are working
double turn. For some time the puddlerS
have been working single turn.
The South Tredegsr nail works, OF Chat
tanoogs, Tenn, began June 9th to manu-
iscture steel nails, and will produce one
thousand kegs q day.
No move has yet been made toward get
ring the Kloman mill, at Mo~undsVlle, W.
Va, into shape to begin work as was ex'
pected.
| treported that New York capitalists are
after the large mill of the Allentown pa
Rolling Mill Co. for the purpose OF convert.
ing it into q plate mill. The works have
been idle since 1880.
The BueI iron works, at Detroit, Mich,
stopped work June llth, throwing fifty men
out of employment. When running with
iull force, about 400 men were employed,
out the force had been reduced on account
of the hard times.
The pulldown boys at C~srnegie's mill,
Pittsbarg. struck for an advance in wages of
i've cents per day-trom 55 to go cents.
About forty of them went out, and men were
secured to take their places at 81 10 per
day.
A dispatch from Birmingham, Ala says:
The Bessemer converter to be used in con-
nection With the furnace now in course OF
construction for the Pratt Coal and Iron Co.
arrived here to-day. The company will
make the first test Of the Bessemer process
ever made in the South. Iron men here
generally believe that steel can be made
rom the nra in this diatrict-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
TRADE NOTES..

During the four months strike OF the car
net hands ut Yonkers only seven girls left
the ranks. Two thousand workmen are
out. Funds are pouring in. The restric-
ton of production there helps the trade else
where. The New York shop girls gave q
grand concert last Sunday in aid of their
Yonkers sisters.
Richard Treyellick is working along the
Atlantic coast. He spoke at Bridgeton and
Baltimore. The largest labor demonstra-
ton ever held in Baltimore took place last
"wednesday evening. The procession was
a mile long and there was speaking IN
Fords Opera House. Organization is pro-
crossing.
In ~seversl western cities the hours Of labor
are being cut down BY employers. In St.
Louis the average Is Eve days per week.
Building work is falling of, On July 4sh
the st. Louis labor organizations viii have
a general reunion, which will be par
ticipated IN by labor organizations from
Illinois.
The demand for steel plates in Great
Britain ia in excess Of production, and iron
plates have advanced. A process has been
perfected in England BY which it Is claimed
steel of any desired quality . be cast In
an ordinary foundry lsdle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
THEY ALL DO 1T.
Merchant TrdrsLer.

Merchant Trdrsler.
Give TO him power and friends and wealth,
Give to him love and home and health,
Give t. him ease aud peace and rest,
Give to him all that makes life bleSt,
Give to him what the heart most Graves,
What makes the freemen more than slaves,
what makes the patriot tried and true,
What lifts the martyr 10 the blue,
What molds the hero from the dust,l
And shapes him for the nOblest trust;
Give him his choice OF youth or age,
The manners which do most engage,
The poets fire, the painters art,
That burns the brain, or moves the heart.
Orgive him OF all things TO eat,
The ripe the ~luCiouS, sour or sweet,
And add to these, flesh, fish or fowl,
Then listen and you'll hear him groWl-
For mans q kicker.
KGive TO him sorrow, grief and care,
The sorest crosses man may bear,
The toughest paths, the blacklist woe,
A heaven in which there Is no bow
OF promise, and in which the clouds
Enfold the light like funeral shroudsi
Let sickness, death and every Ill,
Which makes earth bitter lay.their chill,
Cold hands upon him. Let his life
Be one amending, hideous strife,
A wilderness where jacksls howl
It's sl the same. You'll hear him groWl-
For mans a kicker.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21

|H
for their product, and win continue one of
their two furnaces in operation until the
regular closing. July !.
Piftsburg turns out s5.eoo,ooo bosles
and walls every yesr. besides 42,500,eso
lamp cAimneys. many Of which we export
to Central and South America and Cuba.
There are 20 window glass facsoriesin Pitts
burg, with ZIG pots making S3S,40o boxes
ut 50 per box.
A special to the Dispatch. dated Salts
burg, Pa, June Is, says: The experiment
of making black glass from shale has
proven successful, and the stock company
at this place will continue to operate their
works to their full capacity. The process
is patented by &, c, Shepard, of Pittsburg,
who owns q considerable interest In the
works here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
The NIipVo Steel Plant.

The steel plant at Mingo is under way.
The capacity will be 500 tons Of steel per
day, employing about 200 men, with two
turns. At present there is one furnace run
ming, which has a capacity Of IS tons Of
pig:metal daily. Should the steel mill run
SIX months in the year, to furnish it with
metal would require two such furnaces as
they have now, to run twelve months in the
year. There are two furnaces at present,
but with not sufficient engine power to run
both at one time. Should both furnaces
run it would require at least 30 or 40 more
men tnan are now employed for furnace
work, making an increase in the total work
ing force of about 240 men. The puddlers
have deserted Mingo, and steel will be the
entire interest in the future.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
Plasterers,~ Convention.

The Operative Plasterers' National Union
began its fourth annual convention in Phil
adelphia, June 10th. Delegates were pres
emit from all parts of the Union. The an
nual report of President Smith recommend
ed that a memorial be sent to the Secretary
of the Treasury asking that he aus public
building work to be done BY the day instead
of by contract. The following officers were
elected: President, q. ]. Donuelly, of
Philadelphia; Vice Presidents, George A.
Busch, Of Chicago, Michael Lanigan, of De-
troit, aud Stephen Wilson, Of Kansas City;
Secretary, James Murphy, o fBuffalo; Treas
urer, VIM. Glen, of Chicago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
Labor Conventions.

National labor conventions are becoming
more numerous every year. Among recent
conventions were the plssterers, printers,
shoe and leather workers, and wool hat
fnishers. The ~tailors, cigarmakers, furni-
ture workers, carpenters, hatters, newsdeal-
ers, iron workers and miners will soon meet
in national convention. Ultimately there
will be q union of all these for offensive and
defensive purposes, though maintaining
separate craft organizations. These tratern-
~izations point to grand and good results.
For the present, and possibly for years to
come, the workers must labor in q discip-
inary sort of 9 way. They cannot seize or
comprehend as a body the great vital under
living questions of social economy. They
will reach these in time. These conveu-
tons are simply schools.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
The Knights of Labor.

A District Assembly of the Knights Of
Labor in Richmond, Va, has twelve assem-
blies. The negroes of the South are taking
to labor organization. Fort Worth, Texas,
will soon have four assemblies. Progress is
also being made in the far northwestern
Territories. The order is reported $4,000
strong in Canada, and clerical opposition
has been Withdrawn. The New England
shoeuskers are crowding into the order.
A pipe factory and furniture factory under
its management are projected at Phillips
burg, n. j..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
STREET RINK,
Chance for a Handsome Prize.

Snauce IOr uuusOfnc rAAcs
Beginning with May LIST and continuing sixty
lays, each purchaser Of q ticket OF admission TO this
ink will be presented with a coupon emitting said
purchaser to q chance in the following prizes:
Erst-A handsome chamber set Of decorated oak
s~urniture, now on exhibition at Nendels,
Second Handsome china dinner and tea BET COM
hined, on exhibition at Ewing Bros
Third beautiful polished BRAS centre table, on
exhibition at DillOn's
tourrh-EiegAnt silver Toe pitcher, on exhibition
It Fnnzheim's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
GLASS NOTES.

A new window glass works is projected
at Denver, Col
The Great Western glass works, OF ST
Louis, No, are meeting with Q tair demand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
PROTECTION TO HIS LABOR

ut insurance on his life. We pay to his re-
fuons the sum of $3.50, in case of death,
disability, and should his wife die, We
'sy $50 dollars towards the funeral expen
Attached to most of Dur local orgsni-
AnoDs is a benevolent feature so that IN
&c OF sickness, the member receives four
pillars from his union.
In San Francisco our members bsve re-
pGed the hours for q days work to eight,
q while their wages under the ten hour sys-
y before they were organized were only 80
IS oO day, they now under the 8 hour
STEM receive from 81 to $3.50 This is an
fefsge OF S. 90 q week more and II hours
week lees labor.
IN New York the building trades have
Ieured the 3 hour work day and their wages
Digher now than under the old system
stone cutters have beeniworking 8 hours
re 1868, Just after the passage of the nA-
ia eight hour bill BY Congress.
N the trade to which l belong the car
u,sfs OF New York about that time mum
Zoo men. They too secured the 3
rule, ] worked under it for three years
me only schooling I got after eleven
'0i age, was that which was afforded