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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08
PROOF.

CoDsump tion, Splitting BIood.-hy friea
We up all hopes Of my recovery. ID. John t. saih
red me two years ago. Gee. Delaney,
Consumption, Chronic Diarrh9a, spifdn,
and Passing Bloody was emacisted 70 a skoI
on. Strength gone. DI. smith cured me two yeas
pso. Nm. c. J. Nelson, Wheeling, W. Va
Catarrh, Polypus of Nose, Loss OF Voice
( suffered for years. Physicians and medicines taiis
20 help me. | thought my disease incurable. d.
smith Gu c1T red, me completely two ye.r, agc; Hs'
Of speidel q Co, Wheeling, W. v.
Cancer Of Brea5t-WAs cut out three tinesH
physicians. DT. Smith cured me without The knii
Mn. II. N. 0rcutI
To the Ladies-Dr. Smith has a method of treas
ing falling OF the womb and female weakness whia
cures II In a short time. ladies need suffer no k-neex
Female Weakness-Most aggravated kind.
one seemed TO understand the case Of my dsughts
and strong. Ma. {. J. Nelson. Wheeling. W. Va
Fistula In Abo, Piles-Most aggravated. Wa
oven up 70 die and pronounced incurrzble. On m,
lack for eighteen weeks. Dr. Smith cured me In 6w
weeks Without the inile. three jean ago, and ! enio'
Thos. Coivin, Grocer, wheelfn,
Fits-Ay vile had them for yean- Could gefH
RELIEF. d.. smith cured her three yeas ago, and sy
scrofuIous ulcer ON Leg for YearLD
smith cured me two years ago
Valley Grove, W. Va
Dr.. Smith VII Engage 70 cure any casa OF pileaa
matter Of how long standing, without the knife, an
without the least dans.r Of any hind
Loss of N~1anbood-Df. smith has made o speo.
atty Of this condition whieQ szps the foundation
health and renden miserable % many. His treal.
ment win restore health and strength In q short Tine
Or. Smith. ROOMS are soaranged that patient. oh1
ing 70 Zee him do not come In contact With odhen
and hs business With ladies' and gentlemen n stidf
confidential.
blood Disorders-Those Esertng from the
stToyeT Of life may consult d.. 6mith VIII pcfsa
suranoo-
A Char Tor elf-Kxamfnatfonscnt 70 petis1b
NJ q distance on receipt Of two d stsms, aud pstiaoa
thus treated are always Huzranteed sAttsfatioa.
Consultation Free at efbes. Omcs houu I'm
an. % d. m. daily, ezceYt SUNDAY.
ON an ar addrun DR-J. X SMITH,
Eo. 1905 ChapliDs S1ss.
nk2o Wheeling. ". Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08
DIAMONDS AND ALTAR OF ROSES,
Spiral hairpins are in demand

Spiral hsirpins are in demand
1t takes q thousand roses to Tieli two
grains Of altar.
The locket at the open threat Of dresses
has come out again
Short pencils with dog heads make neat
charms for q mans w~atch-ehAin-
Diamonds are from thirty to forty per
cent cheaper now than they were two or
three pears ago.
Steel ornaments that have become rusty
can never be polished to their original bril-.
liancy; the rust may be removed BY rubbing
them with emory paper and polishing them
With soft leather.
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LEFT.
Dedicated to Friend .,Ioe.-
BIT MrSs sALLIE WEBSTER DosszH.
Fsv- TIE R~azinorIsA.

Frua TIE BokiHa0rssa.
VIII can tell how a maiden feslaf
Who can falhon the sorrow that steaks
Der the heart o. one when bound she - "feft,"
And from party. dancing and good thing beettS
Who can tell h0E she longs 10 gsP
WhO can say Ehy she's treated 80
wait all On aooOuht Of not paytngH cal,
che Is "leit" outside Of the coming hallf
Who viii know Why she Is not theret
Who will Sc0me In for q much larger sharo
OF the pyramid Ices, all Teady 70 eat
And vac will mis- her tripping te&f
Who vim, there 10 flowers and sheea,
WHO viii mis- this fair JesephlneN
Not many, I tr0W, - inward they glide,
viii give "Jses . thOaght II . mans st their ade'
what win she Say when abe hears Of the funt
hat vi she Do when sire hndS that the oae
he has always WsltSsd with % those beautiful airs,
WGs ga ting With ROsalis under the statrss
Who can dOubkt the lesson It's taughtf
who annol Sc The good-it has uro0ghtr
For this maiden Is huST nov paying ap eats;
So sks Win nOs be "lett" On any more oSlst
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rom che moody Ground.

IOLLb3BobOs nj.
Dr. 8. B. Hartman B Co, Columbus,
Ohio:-Ii keep the largest stock Of medi-
| o;nes of any store in Lewis county, with the
| exception Of q drug store at Vsnseburg,
our county seat and am selling q great
| daal of your Peruna and Manaiin. Ii u
| giving the best satisfaction Of any medicine
I ever handled. In n case the con-
| stable for the precinct has been
very sick and low spirited for q long
| time. For several years he has tired all
the doctors here, and we have some good
ones and they did him no good. After
| much persuasion | sold him two bottles oil
PERUNA MASALIz. He took halt Of the
medicine. ] could seea great change In
him. and now he is as sound q man sppar-
entity as there is in this vicinity, and he says
ne is entirely well. He is a number one
man and is highly respected. lie is saus'
fed that your medicine saved his lite, after
all tbedoctors and all medicines had failed.
BEING ~uuacGuainted with you, / refer you
10 John Shiilito 4 Co, Alto, .Pinckard d
Co. and other business houses of Cincinnati.
r. L. GILhESPIE, P. NJ.
Messrs. Adamson 4 Shipley, of Waynes-
burg. Pa, writes: please send Us some
"Ils of Life" immediately. We are having
a big run on sour medicine, PERUNA. In
stead of dying out, like most medicines IN
course of time, it seems to be growing IN
favor. We sell lots of it. Please send the
books soon"
Messrs Withorn & Urban. of Allegheny
CITY. Pa, write; Having a large sale 70
your PERuYA and MAYALIN, we have also
many calls for your book, "llls of Life.
please send us q supply of them, German
and English, and oblige."
S. Wilmot 4 Son. Wilmot, o., write:
Gentlemen: We handle your goods, and
teey give good satisfaction
A.. G. Sellards, Greenup. Ky, says: Gen
tlemen: / am handling your medicines, and
having a good trade in them"
j. c. Saunders, Martinsbu-g, W. Va,
writes: Gentlemen: Your Peruna sells fast
and gives good satisfaction here. We sell
more Peruna than any other preparation
we handle"
W. Bauer. St. Mary's Pa, writes: my
son is still improving in health; Your Pc
RuNA is Just the thing for him"
II. L. Day l. Co, New Vienna. Ohio
write: rs. B. HARTNAE l. Co., Columbus,
Ohio.-Gentlemen: Your PERUSA sells as
we'll as any medicine with us, Quite a
number have told US that PERUNA Is the
best thing hey ever used"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08
rhn IiraIx PreachRr,

Mrs. De BlaDk-Brooklyn must be a very
healthy city.
Mr.. De Blank had an idea that it was
rather sickly. ,
Mrs. De B.-That is impossible. / sec
Mr.. Talmage claims that he has not been
sick o day in his tw~enty-four years of preach
ing.
Mr.. De Bob! That is no argument in
favor OF Brooklyn. 1t simply shows the ben
eft Of gymnastics:
Mrs. De B.-I did not know he was a
gjmrast. -.
Mr.. De B.-Guess you never saw him
nrach.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08

The ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE SKIN
AND BLOOD UNIVERSALLY
COMMENDED.

Nm 7, TOttep. 6T2 North Tenth street, Philadel-
pbis, reports that one OF his customers stated 70
him il c~itenAlly that he was feeling 50 well and had
gained twenty seven pounds in the last year, all OF
Which he attributed to a systematic course Of the
Cuticum Rosolvent, which has proved efectual
wien eli other remedies failed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08
NOTICES.
Notice to Lien Holders.

ITO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS BY
judmtnt or otherwise on the respective interests
OF Bugh c McCurdy, George X McCurdy, James j.
NcCuTdy, " lillian McCurdy and Martha Il. McCurdy
in The real estate or any part thereof OF which Eliza
J. McCurdy died seized.
In pursuance OF a decree o! the Municipal Court
of wheeling, mads In q cause therein pending, to
subject the Interests Of Hugh c. McCurdy, George
r.. McCur Iy, James J. McCurdy, william McCurdy
and Martha McCurdy In the real es'ste OF which the
said Eliza J. McCurdy died seized, 10 tbs satisfaction
Of the liens thereon, you are hereby required 70
present all claims held by you against the interests
Of the said Hugh I. MoCurdy, George z. MoCurdy,
james J. McC1rdy, William HcCurdy and Martha
X. AeCurdy, or either of them, which are liens on
their respective interests in the said real estate, or
any part Of Il, for adjudication 70 me, at my Office,
No. i220 ChApline street, III the city OF Wheeling,
Ohio counly, West Virginia, on or before Wednes-
day. the 18th day Of March, 1885.
Given under my hand this ID day OF February,
lss5. JOSEF X PAUL.,
Eh2oaHt Commissioners.
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KNOW ITS VALUE.

IN tl jGEr Cuticura Remedies give very good
sef.s'sCtitL. The CnricUTa ! especially recommend
or the diseases for which Il is used. | knoE from
c, E"Ti,u, Z iIs value. Oh. H.. PRATT,
MonteIlo, Wis,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08

Napoleon and Marie Louise royal blue
and gray blue are worn, but the favorite col
ors for evening veivets ere crushed stray
berry red and the golden browns. These
last are magnificent when iighteued with
gold braid.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08
DR.. J. E. SMITH,
No. i40i Chapline Street,

HeaT FOURTEENTH Sreea
Is the onl! regularly educated physician specials
on the following diseases In the state Of West Vlr
ginia, and the best eyidence Of his skill and succoss;,
:5e testimony Of his patients. he never usos q DO
TENTS name without permission; those appended an
sIcv out OF many hundred certificates In bis pos.e
SION. Many years' experience In the best hospital
together with q thorough medical education GndI
miliarity with therapeutic agents, q close obserysnc
,ftempsrmentic p~eculihhties, and strict attsntiontc
hygienic management enables him 10 treat with sro
res diseases which arc frequently regarded ~ incur
able. In every instance Dr.. Smith will frankly Civ
ihs paAent his opionon.
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THE o POWERS.

4 lec+iIg Of gratitude impeis mt TO acknowledge
the goat inertia OF your tuticura, and | cordially
I'D II TO the public as n very valuable rem
,dy. II. H.fUNERS, Bridgeport, Conn.
Tor cole everywhere. Price Cuticura, The great
shin Cure, Gc. CuttcurA Soap. al eKqutite skin
n; u,ifer, &c. Cuiicura ResGlvent, the new Blood
Purifier. 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co, Boston.
EHYECURA SOAP, az exquisite Toilet, Bath,
nnl 49, E..naiA
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SORES ON NECK,

Chas. Brady, somerville, Mas, who refers to
pr. J. J. God, Drug st, OF that city, certiaes TO Q
wonderful cure of running sores on the neck which
had been lrpated by hospital physicians without
cure, ard which yielded completely to the Cuticua
Remedies,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08

1867 FhEer, amounting 10 ............ .......-S sass, 800
Application for rates 70 cluhs should DO mads only
10 the ofioe Of the Company In New 0rlsana.
For furths. information whte clearly, diving full
sddres. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders
or Rev York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur
nncy by Express lal sums Of IS and upwards at ouI
eIpense) addressed n. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La, o.
NJ. A. DAUPHN, -co7 Seventh 81, washington,
Z. @
Mako p. o. Money Orden payable and sadroa
NEW ORLKANs NATIONAL BANK,
New OrleanAIA.
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CURED BY CUTICURA.

Ny skin di ease, which resisted several popular
rcmc, ( 5 and other remedies advised by physicians,
hes been cured by your Cuticura Remedies. They
Surpassed my N >St s~anguine expect ltions and nap
Idly effected q cure. j.. L. AIKEN
NINCE%SRS Ism,
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CUTICURA ABROAD.

Tlr,.gh a home returned SorSagian, I have
D.: ned 10 know your Cuticurs, which has In q short
inc cUIed me Of sn Eczema that my physicians
uC!ici! es could not heal.
Chk. HELTZEE, Bergen, Norway,
Ageu'Tpo1 stHia9.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08

TN TIE COUNTY COURT Or OHIO COUNTY,
l. State Of West Virginia, In the matter Of the pro.
tate Of a paper writing purporting 10 be The last
will and testS nent Of Peter HuIn6erges, deceased.
Tho object Of the petition filed In this matter, On
tho 18th day Of Jsnnsry, A. L. 1885, is to have ad-
nitted 10 probate q paper writing purp0rting 10 be
the last " III and testament OF Peter Humbergor, de-
ceased, hearing date on the 18th day Of February, A.
II. 1859, and l. appearing from an affidavit filed
with NE in my Office that John h. Humberger, Geo.
L. HumbeTger, william NJ. IIumberger, Eliza
BauehmAn, widow OF Jacob Baughman, Susanna
Mcbride, wife Of Frank Mcbride, with the said
Frank Mcbride, her husband, the husband and
children Of Mary Ann Beckley, deceased, Rachel
Humberger, widow Of jacob, and children, and
Adam J. Humberger, aIenOnr residents Of this state,
nor found therein, IL is ordered that th'y do spPen
at my Office. In the city OF Wheeling, In the county
and state aforesaid, on the 18th day Of February,
A. D. 1895, at 10 o'clock q. M. and do what is necos-
sary 70 protect their interest In the said matter.
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk Of said Court.
JAMES p. RGsERS, Attorney. jat90a~t
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Notice TO Creditors.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF ELIZA J. AOCURDY,
i eeN&td. .
In pursuance OF q decree Of the Municipal Court
OF Wheeling pIade in y cause therein pending TO sub
iect the real estate Of the said Eliza }. McCnrdy 10
the payments o. her debts, you are required 70 pre-.
Ienf your claims against the estate OF the said EH
\. Adurdy tor adjudication, 70 Joseph X. PAUL.,
commissioner at his Office, No. 1920 ChIPllne str ct
in the city Of WhecliGg, Ohio county, West Viz
GINA, on OF before Wedne'day, the 4th day. OF March,
1855,
Witness, Thomas NJ. Darrah, clerk Of said court,
This 18th day Of January 1885:
~ja2HoawV Thus M. DAhRAh clerk.
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Communieation.

wHUxPKk,ALA., Sept. . .iSsA-About siE.yeau
azO became afflicted with Q very dtasreeabie skin
pIrs % my face, hands and shoulder. The sore On
my shoulder eat out 4 hole nearly an Inch deep. and
the generous appearance Of one Of the sores near
ny eve alarmed me very much. I tried al kinds
Of tFpzsment, but fs1nd nothing that seemed 70 saect
The disease. i finally deeides 70 Try & & on 3D.
Tice Of Q physician, AID In q short time ths scabs
dropped irUm the SORES and LETT ny skin smooth and
made, and the only thing that will cure the dlseass
With which I Sss afflicted. thiak my trouble wns
he result Of O terrible attack Of mslartal fewer, eon-
t11cied while farming in the TallePoosa rive swamp.
/ can be found at my ofkee In tie eouu heass a.
Wetun you can refer 70 ne
]. I. RHODES. Dep sherif Eluore %, Ala
Trsaftse On RiooS and SKIN Disease mailed Ire.
THE RWTFT sPRrTy1c Co. Dr1~sF {. Atlanta. 0a
eold BY Lauehlin Bros 4 co. and LnEAn &C., &C
Eholesa6 and retail, Wheeling W. Va
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West Virginia University.

Tuition FREE 10 he young men a Wee
yirginia TO the extent of oos 70 every I've
hundred population
ARull Upivessffy Ceurseg
AsssesHAs Ossrsss
AIAteraEy CoarDe1
ALAS - Hs1bsa1 Ce9sse
an be chosen b. ssu6s1tA = 49, -
instruction. b equal 10 thaa q ~ 1911
,ion IN the country.
Splssdid Buildse esd nagsiieeD
Grosnds with sn s~xcepdonsng heasDv
iocs4icn-
Fall term begins 6sftsabw u
Winter term begins N0vsnba ia
Spring tsrn bssins Nareh iitA
For catalogues ~ OR isboenean
sddress tie 6airnaa q 6sesstasy 80
Fsculty. oosAOo
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sCROFULA.
vanderbIlt's Money Couldn't Buy 1t.


+. The Acwoth News and Farmer OF this week saYs:
Bu. Elizabeth baker, living within thrse miles Of
Acvorth. remarked that vanderbilt's fortune could
not buy from her what six bottles OF Svif's specific
has done for her. Her statement Is a follow: For
thirty -one years l have suffered almos death from
that horrible disease, ~scrofula- For years / was un-
able TO DO anything in keeping up my domestic
Affairs. Gst October ] was induoej 70 try Svifts
Specifc, and used two bottles, and was % much bon
cited by Il that / purchased four more from AeesrA
koTthcut & johnson, which has almost entirely re-
Heved me. feel like new pefs1n, and can do al
my own b0usework- Before 1 took the s. Is. 3. my
life was Q burden, rs my entire person was covered
with tores, and In this miserable condition ] did not
care 70 live. had tried every known remedy, and
my csse was generally regarded a inc0rahle. / had
been treated BY the best physicians 70 no avail !
afflicted,
Messs. Eortbcut 4 johnson, merchants al Ae-
worth. cay: We know Mrs- Elizabeth Baker peTEon-
astectued In thb community,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08

Hidden Nane, Enbsaaed .na Nev CerS4e
Carda nams In new tps N Eega.t - peP
CHE Pound Floral 1Itegrapk Aha ~
quotations, lapAgen Illustrated renm.1
PrIce ~. nd lxout,s Canvasstng outhI -
" for rs eta. SNOW q co., Nsridsn. onaA-
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have been suGerfng from rheumatism for twenty
ysar6, At times vita almost lnfolorable pain. had
the best medical treatment, and took all sorn OF
remedies, bat without relief Being reduced almost
70 q skeleton. and not being able TO walk even With
clutches, I vEs insuced 70 ty svilts Specific, and
II acted like O charm, and ! an 10 day entirely re-
ueved. Baye thrown away my crutcheH and an tn
e~ToeIlent health I believe eHiff's Specific VII cure
the Won't cases Of Sheumatism
Ms. EZRA MxEsHoN, Mzcgz, Ga, Aug. 4, 81
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Approximation Prizes
approximation fnSos Of s760."--..--- 6,7S
differentiation Prizes Of 500. ....... $50.
characterization PrtEos Of 2o.-----...- 2,2a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Philadelphia
News claims that in New Orleans wealth
does not open the doors Of society to man.
BE mentions the esse Of 8 lottery million
are who lived in the most luxurious and
liberal style, but was Stunned BY everybody.
It musbe noted that the correspondent smP-
ly e to state that the lottery man was
ostracised BY the blue blOoded circle. That
circle, however, is small and does not com
prise any very large proportion Of the veal
thy and pleasant society of the city. Of
course social position does not
depend entirely on worth. Gen
eral JOIN C. Fremont and his wife
are instances of this. The Frsemons are
now very poor, and it is too late for them to
get up in the world again. The General
and his wife have held their place without
difficulty in the highest circles Of society.
They appear at some Of the most fashion
able gatherings. Their simplicity Of dress
and economical mode of life are understood
to be the necessary result Of poverty, but it
is plain that they are just ssmuch respected
and liked IS they were in their days Of good
fortune. 1t is pleasant to call attention to
these things. TriAes IS they are, they go
lar towards making up the bright side Of
metropolitan life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21
AMONGST Us.

MORAL WRONGS AMONGST Us
The Article published in this issue entitled
Under the Gasight' calls attention TO the
existence of grave moral wrongsin certain
sections of our city. This article is not =
sensational one. The facts narrated are all
too true, and are but 8 feeble glimpse Of the
srim-yissged evil that exists unmolested
and unheeded by law and BY the good Peo-
pie Of this city. 1t is not intended to make
war on the reputable saloons, but
only upon these loose and disrePu-
table dens. Many Of those keeping the
higher class of saloons dspIore this condi-
ton of affairs as much as any one. Our
municipal laws are very lax in these
matters. There are certain specified oFenses
of . similar nature that come under the jur-
isdictiono Of the law, but while these ofsnses
may seem more odiouS still they are no
more wrong than many Of the ofenses
that are committed untrsmmeled BY law.
Indeed these odious ofsnseS that are banned
oy the law arc nOb uc0E " Noa6oAONS W
public morals as many not reckonsd
criminal The former affect those
persons who have already lost all
modesty and virtue and can look
with . brazen face upon every form Of vice;
the latter attracts decoys and ruins the in
nocent, v~irtuous and unsuspechng. Is it
not time that the attention Of good people
should be directed toward these things?
Should not the scope Of the Law in regard to
these evils be increased? Should not the
people see that we have our laws rigidly en-
foreed2 This question is in the hands of
the people. They can allow such to exist,
or they can say No. Parents especially
should know these facts and should throw .
safeguard around their daughters. These
evils exist in % many different degrees that
when . person once gets within the grasp Of
even the mildest thelstePs SreAlmost imPsr-
ceptible from bad to worse. Coming near
the haunts Of vices may bring out entice-
ments to lure the eon6ding to destruction.
Parent should combat these evils.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21

LORENZO Stow, one of the dignitaries Of
the Mormon church at Salt Lake, recently
decided to have . family reunion. COusid-
eriDg that he had 8 No. l wife, with two
daughters; No. ?, with one daughter and
two sons; No. 3, with two daughters sud
three sons; No. 1, with three daughters and
two sons; No. 5, with two daughters snd six
sons; No s, with two daughters and one
SOD; No. 7, with three daughters and three
sons; No s, with two daughters and three
sons; No. 9, with two daughters and one
son, making in al t~venty.three daughters
and nineteen sons, he had 8 pref good
sized family 10 assemble about him. There
were in al l64 immediate descendants to
SIT around the family board, and TO give
them al . dinner it took three days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21

GoEsUca, the anarchist is not going on
very smoothly in Allegheny. The police
have . word to say now and then, much to
the diseomforture of GORSUCH. his audi
enee last Friday evening consisted Of one
yellow dog aud . number Of small boys
But would it not he better if the authorities
would leave such cranks entirely alone,
except when they transgress the Law BY
committing erimes1 Such men only wish
for the authorities 70 tread on their coat
tails in order that they may raise howl.
They would feel greatly disappointed If they
were treated with silent contempt by the
government They would Dol howl them
selves to death AIl alone and unobseryed.