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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-26
NORTHERN TRIBUNE CORREsPON
DENCE.
DENCE.
IMPORTANT.

Parties from the outside townships
wanting their orders for tickets and
slips promptly filed should bear in mind
that the facilities Of the TRIBUNE are
unsqualed. For efficiency, cheapnsss
and promptness we defy competition.
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river are nearly completed for this win
ter. They expect to break up camp in a
few days. Yours, etc.,
ONE WHO KNOWS.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-26
For Sale.

$50 acres Of good farming land situated with
in one hair mile from Mullet Lake Station.
Apply to SAMUEL II. TAYLOR. Agent.
Gerow Block Cheboygan Mich
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Candidates

Candidates.
Order your election slips and tickets
at the TRIBUNE steam job printing Of
fee.
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The following communication should
have appeared last week, hut was over
looked.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-26

II you cannot get ATHLoPHoRos Of your drug
gist, we will send 1t express paid, on receipt of
regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
that you buy 1t from your druggist, but II he
hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something
else, but order at once from us, as directed.
ATHLoPHoRoS Co., 112 Wall Street, New York
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
HORSES BROKEN LEGS.
A Veterinary surgeon Tells How They Can
Be set and the Animal Saved.

Veterinary Surgeon Tells How They Can
Be set and the Animal Saved.
why is horse With a broken leg
generally shot said News-gstherer to
Dr. Frank S'sndeu, who has been with DR..
J. ". Gadsden, the veterinary surgeon, tos
many years
Its question OF time and money in
most cases" replied the doctor, when q
horse is disabled by the fracture Of leg or
from any other cause, where the delay In
curing would consume time, the first question
asked BY the owner is, How much will 1t
cost to cure him and how long will he be
idleg The horsehs generally shot or destroy
ed in some manner unless it is a brood
mare or stallion.
Can horse with broken leg D. per-
manently cured p
"Oh, YES. | have valuable mare now out
in pasture whose leg Is broken IN the large
pssterp. which think will be entirely cured
She may walk little stiff at first, but will
eventually get over that. 1t was common
ooiuion years sgo that horse bones once
broken never unite. That was great error
In fsct q msn who talked about curing q
broken-leeged horse WAS looked upon as a
crazy man, A fractured bone knits Just as
firmly in horse as in man, and more
quickly, too, If you can keep the animal
quiet, but the attempt to cure them is rarely
made, because of the cost and Of the pos
sible sequel that the horse may remain per-
marsnrly stiff in the leg and be at only for
certain kind of work. \ care, however, is
possible at all times. have seen the
pastern, shank and the forearm broken in
horses, but il occurs of;enest in the shank
between the knee aud fetlock 4 horse 3
leg is often broken by tsll, or in efforts to
rise, and sometimes BY blow from the op-
posite foot
How do you set = broken leg in g horse?
Just the same rs you do 10 q human
being, only the animal must be slung up,
not of his feet but 50 that he cannot lie
down. A horse in pain will lie down if he
can do SO. \ man can put his broken hmb
in the easiest possible position. The horse
must be aided 10 do this. The treatment
of wounds in horse depends upon their
nature and cause. 1t is, perhaps more
difficult to heal flesh wound in horse
than in q man By first intention. Horses
have in lieu Of hands peculiar muscular
arrangement under the skin by which they
can shake of flies or anything that is au-
moving to them, BY q mere jerk of the skin,
This makes it hard to unite flesh wounds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
In the Matter of Mosquitoes.
Cbicaoo H.rali.


There had been discussion in the par
Tor car on the uselessnes OF mosquitoes.
This particular psrlor car was running
throug Oh the State Of Michigan. where Au'
gust mosquitoes ara not noted either tor
their modesty or their smsllness. After
everybody else had given bis opinion q
Young man, accompanied BY a young lady.
was invited to express his convictions on the
momentuous question: This young man
was engaged in watching the face Of the
Young woman, whos was sveetly sleeping
upon his shoulder, breathing through her
mouth instead Of her nose. he was 30 vigi'
LIANT in his guard against mosquitoes light
ipg upon the face Of this fair one, evidently
his own title tiredy bridey WHEY, that his
own neck and face we're exposed to the as,
saults of the enemy. "Do think mosqui
toes are Of any use in this world ? be said
with several slsps and scratches Yes,
think they are. 1t Is their slap mission
to remind q fellow that slap this isn't
heaven after al.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
DRAMATIC DoiNGS.

John A. Msckay lost his two-year-old
daughter, July %.
Charles Vanderbilt has sailed from Liv,
erpool for America.
Theodore Hamilton is in San Francisco
with mind much impaired.
Adeline Stanhope has signed as leading
lady to Joseph Jefferson Tor his tour.
The CAROLS Whose Can 1t Be- Con
pany will include Lillian Lewis among its
people.
Howard P. Taylor's play for Flora Moore
has been christiened "a Drummer in Petit
coats
Mrs. Barney Williams and Geo. H. Be
ker are among the guests a. Richfeld Spr nyf
New York.
Thomas A. Hall, the veteran manage!
has been secured BY Kate ClaXton aud Chas
\. Stevenson.
Thatcher, Primrose 4 West, opened the
season Saturday night last at the Elmlcs
IN. y Opera House.
W. Il Power has q play entitled "Th
Ivy Leaf" in which live eagle will bC
given prominent part.
Harry Lacy opened at Caicago last Thurs
lay il his new play with the rather tantss
&c title OF Satan Diary
The L9venberg family will start next sea
son in q forcicsl comedy written for them
by Bob Watt, Of Philadelphia,
Anna Haines, q young English soubrette
has been engaged for Charles De Kness
Streets of London Company.
Tony Pastor is the owner Of considerable
land near Saratoga, and is now erecting
thereon several handsome cottages.
Gerdie will sail from France for Nes
York August 20. Anne aud Maurice Graf
will be among her it!iowpa2songers.
Anna Payson Caldwell was married OF
the I'd, in New York city, TO William Lindel
Yinsl, business manager Of Ponds Lycenn
Bureau.
Mr. Couldock's willow Cepse has no
made hit al the New York Madison Squsr,
Theatre. It is pronounced conventions
and sntiquated.
at this writing John f. Owens, the vete
ran comedian, is extremely i'll at his resi-
dence near Baltimore, but at last account
was slightly better.
Jeffrys Lewis is to play two weeks en-
gagement at the Baldwin Theatre, SaI
Francisco, beginning October 18th. She
fills the time Cancelled for Genevieve Ward
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
ABOUT WOMEN.
Wnmans sphere-a ball.

Woman sphere-s ball.
Bellies with Willowy figures are not go rare
in England
The German ladies are trying to intro.
duce crinoline again.
There is one line that even woman de-
lights to hang on-masculine.
1t is said that there are over $500 lady
physicians in the United States.
How a woman makes up dough pnzzles
a msn until be tries it himself.
The Burlington. Vermont, census shows
over 1000 more females than msles.
Great buncbcs Of flowers all OF one kind,
are favonte hat and bonnet DECORATIONS.
Mics Cleveland prefers lady companions
Who are much younger in years than her
eft.
A woman in Stafford county, Kansas, is
the mother Of FIVE pairs Of tSins, oil boys,
and all living.
The WATERFOWL Dakota woman with tour
babies is to exhibit them at the Territorial!
Fair if they all live.
The reason q woman is continually look
ing in the glass, is because she wants to see
herself as others see her.
The woman who effectuslly subdues her
husband with broomstick, certainly gains
a sweeping victory over him.
A GEORGIA woman boasts that she has in
use. unbroken, a sitter which she bought
when abe was married, 81 years ago.
MORE antique sashes six or eight inches
vide are becoming more popular but they
should not be worn By the more antique
ladies.
An Alabama woman CONSIDERABLY cooked
several days rstions for her husband and
children before committing suicide he othe;
DAY.
Economical wives are getting scarcer
every year. There are some married WON
en- who do not save enough in two years TO
nav their husbands bar bill for month
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23

rather pretty young lady he was escorting.
Thsy had been studying an Italian phrase
book and dosed every immigrant they came
to with Come state or "Bnon Giorno.r or
something else equally as original and I'M
Italian. Passing my bunk as / lay studying
an Italian granmer, the dude said to me In
his blandest manner:
"Ahl my good fsllow-parlate IngleIeT
do you speak EngEshH
l gave him o blank stare, shrugged my
shoulders and replied:
"Non parlo Inglese." Il do not speak
English.
"What q peculiar locking Italian" muir
INJURED the young lady.
Yes" responded the dude. HE speaks
the Southern patois. He comes from
Sicily" and the Boston couple went on their
way discussing that peculiar looking
Italian" Non parlo Inglsse" was all the
Italisn l knew, but it was enough; it saved
me from their impertinent gaze and curious
OUT Stionirg.
On the night Of the thirteenth day We en-
'orsd the Straits Of Gibraltar. The moon
was shining brightly, here and there fitted
q sail across the water. The sombre coat
of Africa lying few miles to our right, on
the lett the hills of Spain, and in 'front.'
niles in front-the rock Of Gibraltar
iuttiDg abruptly 1900 feet above the
sea- ft scene for poet or a painter. 1t
was midnight before the vessel came to un-
der the frowniDg English guns, and that en-.
chanting scene then gave way to hunks and
dreams and sleep. Late as we were in re-
retiring, however, o'clock found US up
again and on our way for stroll through
The narrow lanes and crooked alleys of Glib
raltar. The English soldiers aud their fam
ing coats and brimless caps, that sat perch
ed on the back of the head and let the nose
burn red as FIRE; the miles of galleries that
honeycomb the prodigious rocks, the 100.
ton guns, the Arabs with their blankets and
naked legs and villainous faces-all were
duly admired and stared at, and then, at ,
in the afternoon, the steamer having taken
on her coal, the voyage into the Mediterra'
mean was began.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
RUSKIN'S CHILDHOOD.
The hoy of Six in a Chimney Corner Hear
ing Scott and Don 0uiNote.
DgV MI I,r--Ys.


At be Joined bis father and mother al
tea, being in the drawing room restricted
70 The inhabilation of the sacred niche
above referred to, a recess beside the fire
place we'll lighted by the lateral window in
the summer evenings. and by the chimney
piece lamp in winter, and out Of all iucon,
venienr heat or hurtful drsught After tea
his father read to his mother what pleased
themselves, Il picking up what could, OF
reading what liked better instead. Thus
he heard all Shskespeares comedies and
historical plays again and again; all Scott
and Don Quixo;e, at which he laughed in
ecstacy than-now 1T is one of the ssddest,
and, in some things, the most offensive Of
books to me" Not until halfway through
the new chapter do We find any mention Of
the banks Of Tsy.
When he was old enough he was taken on
a visit to his aunt aud uncle a tanner OF
Perth, with q good business, living in a
square built gray stone house, in the suburb
OF Perth, known as Bridge End, the house
some fifty yards north Of the bridge; its
gardens sloping steeple TO the Tay, which
eddied, three or four feet deep and sombre
crystal, round the steps when the servants
dipped their pals. Here he made love to
his plsyfellow and cousin, Jessie, then "traVer-
sing a bright space between her sixth and
ninth year. The kitchen servsnt-ot-sll
work who might well have been the proto-
type of the Msuse OF Old Mortality evi.
IDENTIFY made great impression upon the
child,
She had been nearly starved to death
when she was q girl, and had picked the
bones out Of cast-out dust heaps to gnsW,
and ever afterwards to see the waste Of sn
atom Of food was as shocking to her as
blssphemy.
"0h, Miss Margaret" she said once to my
mother, who had shaken some crumbs of q
dirty plate out OF the window, II had rather
you had knocked me down.
She would make her dinner upon anything
in the house that the other servants wouldn
eat-often upon potato skins, giving her
own dinner away to any poor person she
saw, and would always stand during the
whole church service Though at least 10
wears old when knew her and very feeble)
# she could persuade any wild Auorite on;
ofthe streets to take her seat. Her wrinH'
ed and worn face, moveless in resolution
and patience, incapable of smile. and knit
sometimes too severely against Jesse and
me If We wanted more creamy milk to oul
porridge or Jumped of our faVorits box on
Sunday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
The Unluckiest OF Ven
T,nay ,S5tftaoS.

A yer ersble old ramp entered sn Austin
business house and said TO The proprietor:
L am the most unfortunate man in the
world please do stmstsing for ne" i
don't knew wbo you are" replied the mer-
chant; "you may be an impos,er. Here
is a certificate from Psrson Jordan, Of Gal
weston, that l am q hsrd-workiny honest
man, who has been unfo-tana'e, 4 ce-,
tifcate from Parson Jordan. OF Galveston?
asked the merchant. Yes sir; here il is,
replied the merdican,, handing the mer-
chant q paper. The merchant locked at
the paper and said: "Paeon Jordan, OF
Galveston, is my brother ] know his sgsa
ture very well, and his signature on thst
certificate is forged" Just as | expected,
whined the mendicsnt; / told you ! was
the most unfortunate man in the world
Just think of me coming TO the brother OF
Parson Jordan, OF all the people in the
town, and showing him that forged cerdf'
cate, when there is not another man in Aus,
tin Who knows his signature
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
The Warriors Honor Saved.

At the time when military pieces were
PLAYED at the now demolished theatre of the
Cirque double pay had to be given TO supers
who consented to wear Austrian, Russian,
or Prussian uniforms. A French soldier
only got 10 sous and the glory. What most
Inundated super was not to be killed in
battle but to be taken prisoner. At gene
raj rehearsal Prussisn was told how be
ought to deliver up his sword to French
man. Never shouted the super. XIII
me, il you like, but as to giving up my
sword. none Of thar, if you please! taroE
up my engagement A compromise wSs
made with this hero. he changed bis cos
tune, put on q French uniform, and re-
ceiyed Is sous less, but his honor was saved
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
The Retort Permissive.


The Fifth ward young man possesses, II
is alleged, very liberal endowment OF per
severerce and q corresponding large amount
OF the quality commonly called cheek o.
~ courtesy, as urar c.. People in Clifford
street are still laughing over last week 1
incident which illustrates these traits.
Miss Il. sid ore OF Alderman
Glazie, youthful constituents, 90 you
love me-
a M sorry 60 say 'ha, l do mol" va
the r. ~.
wei. then, he persisted wont you q
least permit me to renew lAr q les'ion 'hl'
evening"
Net this evening the maiden said, de
murely.
May ask some other evening"
Not some other evening, Mr.. . -, bu
you may ask some other girl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
CLEAR WATER FROGS.

Old Casper entered into en- arrangement
10 furnish frogs for restaurant One day
be came with lot Of frogs that were much
smaller than the kind be had been accus
toned TO deliver.
These are rather small, said the pro
prietor.
'Yas, sab; das de cl or water frog, An ia
fack das suth morn d. udder ones. but ]
reckous dat III hafter let yer hab de same
price. Da's monsuoUs hard ter ketch, sab,
an dar skins Is 20 close dat da's hard to
peel of Des look AZ dis beah onei Won
be make er rich white man smack his
mouf1
Shortly after the old negro went away. the
proprietor calling friend, said Il have
iust eaten some Of the finest frogs ever
taw, q new variety TO me. They are the
clear water species
That's new kind, surely. for ] thought
any frog could live in clear water. Let me
see one of them
The proprietor brought one. The man,
alter examining it, began to laugh.
What's the msttef7'
Matter, why ms toad.
"a toad
"Yes, it's . toad.
The proprietor went out into the back
ward and leaned over barrel The nest
day the restaurant man met old Casper o.
the street. -.
You old scoupdrel, I ough, to kill yoar
"Whuts dc matter, bossY
'You know vhA, tie matter. VOC brought
me 10. Of toads.
who didT
"Ycu did"
Yer mus be mistaken, sab.
No. liz. not, you Internal rascal
"Eo. look heah, boss, what did tel yer
tea ,bipgs WIZ
"Yo1 said they sere clear water frogs.
so da Suz
zoo are an old liar. they we're toad"
'Bos, yers gettin mighty Close down "a
yer uussonAi work. What tole yer wuz Do
trf Ididn' SAY da VIZ boil froga Do
liks ia de dew a. ef dew Amt cfar vate'
Wv den my eye sights been o. 'csisia m'
fur many er long day
Go on. yoa thievish rsscai"
'Tfl 10 on, bat amt no thievish raszil
| I doan want no mo transseksturs vid ye
CIR yer sint ef liable prsson. Yeas % usts
docein' de pint yerse'f dat IL finss ye
ogien gear when er man tells yer Dc truf
How could hep Whit name yes sin ter 4!
fraseA Yer hes e perfsck right Ter cal
en- tosds ef yer vsnis ter. bat aftsr ID 4
xvz clr vnier frapgs Pss er crest min
DER hsb ye< rsss<d Cor 'brzla ms. bal - IL
i ger fast srfsaos. III r. ~ oh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
Nature Revealed in Darkness.

Saratoga politeness can be best illustrated
BY an incident which occurred down o,
Moon the other night. A party o. twelve
were taking q late supper there. For de
sert they had oranges, and there were just
thirteen for twelve persons. The dish was
passed around, and each party took an or
ange leaving one on the plate. When the
plate with the remaining orange wss passed
everybody looked 81 it covetously, but sim
ply said: mo, thank you. A sudder
gust Of wind blew ont the lamp, and in th'
darkness six gentlemen asd six ladies
shook hands right on that coveted orange
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
A Berrr.Like NrigndieT


The experience of The suus;ruck soldier
OF the Second Brigade week ngo remind
a reades eff his experience as rav voidn
teer at the breaking out II the war. Viii
a number OF three months men his req
mcnt had been marching under 90 hot 3
sun, over so dusty roads AID for 50 many
Sours that even the toughest veterans nigh
have been excused for growing. At last
when it seemed as il endurance was posi
lively at an end, the commanding oficel
can,ered gally up on a milk ~hits stesd and
said: -
Colonel, think we might halt and kc
into camp as soon as we reach ssuitabie
spot. My horse is tired
After that. when it seemed TO the bop
that their commander was marching them
unrcasonably hard and long, there was sure
to come a voice from someshere in the
ranks. asking: Isn't that horse getting
tired
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
COME, LOVE, ACROSS The sUNLITLAND

Ct=sea Sc0lGrd IN BeSOa ISHzrTP'.
Come, love, across the sunlit land,
As blithe Is dryAd dancing Tree,
While time .Iips by like silver sand
Within the glass Of memory.
Ere winter, in his reckless giee.
Riights al the bloom with ruthless had.
Come, love, across the sualit land,
As blithe a. dryad dancing Tree.
Ard al the years Of lie shall be
Like peaceful wales that vide expand
TO mSeS bright untroQbled sea,
81 radiant azure arches YAnned;
Come, love. sc-oSs The sunlit land,
Az ythe q dad dkncing f-ee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
4 FUNNY COLUMN.
The Ruling P.ssio. stroag In Death.
An a. Y>rr posS.d

The Ruling Passion strong In Death.
An as Year Ro~sd.
What typical story d that Of the Iapi.
namba woman brought up BY the Jesuits ct
Paraguay. Of whom, when she lay s-dying,
her confesscr asked: :.
"Now, what would you tancy-some fresh
oranges, or half chicken, or slice Of white
bread such as the mobiles eatf' She was .
great pet of the good Father; she had been
so docile, such q model Christian. They
had her ever since she wss child, and her
conduct had always been edifying.
"No," said she slowly, as her thoughts
went back to the vars between her tribe and
its neighbors, ard the teasts that had to :
lowed o successful raid; mo, I'm not long
fer this world 81 if Tiers anything could
eat it is the picEipgs of the head Of a young
Tupia boy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
A Dangerous Legacy.
- e.. IN

Life Insurance Agent Come, let me
make you out policy.
Mr.. Dusenbury-Nos to-day. sir.
Why not2 The premium on $40, 900
wouldn't be much. Il would be nice sum
TO leave your wife-"
Il said not to-day. nov say never
sir. A handsome young widox With sss,.
O0Q ia the most dangerous lsgscT msH
could leaye behiRd him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
she Took the Hammock.

Grill will look at your hsmmocks,
DeaIer-"Yes, miss. Nov there s sone-
thing nice. Not expensive, but q, the same
time pretty ard strong.
Giri-'ft doesn't look very strong.
Deskr-"I will guarantee it TO sustain q
weight Of 200 pounds miss- =,
Gul-"Let me see; 100 aud l65 would
be iust 2S5-very well. vii take thai one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
sansthIsr Worse Than = Dog.

Pk1adeIpAia Cal.
Jores-Yoo loos Hustarted and frightened
snith-And / m both, and have good rea'
son 20 be.
What's the nattsrT
S-A mos. furious looking dog wa siter
me a. | came along and boited IN here to
escape him.
IA dog after you sod yoI are fright
eped7 Hal hal I had something worse
than dog after me this morning.
S.-Yo1 haft VIVA, vas itH
MY landlord
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
Two Minds with but n Single Tbeught.
L,trJu Fr,s PTf1t

Two Minds with but Single Thenght.
L,irOI Free PrsIG.
A few days ago, a couple Of sstssnsd
citizens who are close neighbors had az
ranged to pass few days with their fsui.
lies at lake in Oakland county, one Of
them offered to wager box Of cigars that
he would catch the largest fish. The wager
vas promptly taken, and next day one Of
the Gentlemen put in an appearance at Q
fish stand in the market and said to the
dealer: Have you fresh pIckereI weigh,
ne about fifteen poundsY Il have, SIR:
"Wel, want you TO put him on ice and ship
him to me at - Lake rropofe 70 catch
him on q hoe K out there. Very well, sir;
birk III ship the two together The
two "Yes, sir; Mr.. =. mentioning
the Ctler t,teemed citizen VAS here an
hour $50 and bought one weighing twenty
p,ubds. 1t will take less ice to pack the
to in The fame boz" The iish were paid
fr. but the bet was declared of.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
HerTo0s Debliitatsd nlsa

You are allowed a free trial Of thirty day'
Of the use OF Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Yoitaic
Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances
for the speedy relied and permanent cure Of
Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Man
hood. and al kindred troubles. Also. fo'
many othsr diseases. Complets reservation
70 health, vigor and manhood gus4sntesd
No risk ia incurred Illustrated panpa!s.
With fuIl Information, terms. ETC.. 1ss;.sc
tree BIZ addressing yo.aAic Bet Co. Mar
ahaIL Mich
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23

Fred Wsrds, ths trsgedisn, vii e'n.
ueuce his 9Th annual tour at the EscIid
Opera Hosse. Cevsisnd, OHIO. on the sFea-
ibg Of AondsF, August 18th.