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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
pAcrs ABOUT LAKE MIsFAssINL

MONTREAL, June II (SpeciaN.-John BigneIl'
late head Of the Government Exploring Expedition 10
Lake Mstasn who has just to quebec STATES
that his son in no way exaggerated the facts In regard 10
ths blg great unknown inland sea
81 fortheastern Canada He says that some OF the num-
erous groups Of Islands which IL contains appear 70 nin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
TILE 1raEarr BELL AT HoKE.

PHILADELPHIA. June II tSpeciaD.-Thero
was largo display Of bunting to-day IN honor OF the
return OF the Liberty bell from Ncw-0reans 1t arr
rived about y. All along the route Of the process
aion there were crowds OF people. The New.orcans
committee while IN the city viii have round OF festiv
tics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
yFrEcrs or me YoRrH wESrERy lorna DO.

LEMARs, Iowa, June 17.-The killed by the
tornado In Plymouth County numbered four. Many
persons were hurt Mrs Lille Forbes carried on In
her house. while the rest OF the family remained safe III
the cellar.
The deaths In Cherokee County caused by sunday
nights storm reported to number ten.
over 600 claims for damages have already been filed
with insurance agents In Lsmars alone ami - Thought
the number will reach i0DO In the county. The losses
fall heavily upon several OF the State conpanles.
The streams have risen rapidly that the phy.chns
cannot visit their patients. There will probably De-
deaths and injuries report ed when the water sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
SENATOR BLAIRs ELEO7Ioy DECLARED.

CONCORD. n. H., June 1.-THE Senate met
the House In Joint convention. and the journals OF the
Senate aud House yesterday, showing the vote for
United States Senator, read and Henry W. Blair
having received majority OF the votes east In each
branch OF the Lcgisatiic declared elected Res"lu
tions Of sympathy for General Grant unanimously
adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

man can vote who is not upon the registry canvass
to be of each precinct by the osia ca du"I
cate taes are to be returned, and the polls arc W o
closed at O'Clock the afternoon Ihe Oh, PrTSra P es
framed largely upon the precedents OF Massachusetts
New " ork and California laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
Hurt IN A PAPER PRESS.

TROY, June 17.-Davld Thompson, senior
member Of the firm OF ID. Thompson X Son. paper
manufacturers OF Baston, Y, was caught In pres
Yesterday. His arm broken In four places. hc 10
xty-eight years old and his recovery Is douDtiui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
GENERAL JACKSON CORDIALLY RECEIVED.

General Jackson the American Minister, presented
his credentials at the palace yesterday He was cor
daily received by President Diaz, and mutual compli
ments were passed The American colony here will
give General Jackson banquet on July 4.
The OF the London Bank has been stopped by the
withdrawal Of the suit pending In the Supreme Court
The bank loses the right issue notes. but otherwise
continues business q bank of deposit and discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
THREATS BY VIRGINIA LYNCH! RS.
lima II (SDeciQD D-InfOrmatiOn

received here to-day Bedford County, where young
Terry was recently yhchcd by friends OF Jeter whom
he killed ia that Terrys friends have been threatened
with the fate OF Terry. the efors 10 discover tue
Iypchers are persisted IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
WILLIAM II. CARROLL FOUND GUILTY.
WILKEsBARRE, Penn, June l7.-William a.

Oarr0 formerly hoted leaier Of MiherS And inborsr
Organizations County, prominently ideutnel
with the labor-Greenuack Party who sk0t aud danger
ously wounded Henry Taylor, merchant Of this cty
found guilty Of the Vt tho tndloemonv
which Is the iuhctoA OF grisvous bodily haem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

ceedugs of similar character now threatened LII
Colnmbia Charleston and other towns in the STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
GEN. GRANTS LITTLE WALK.
ovERTAxINa HIMSELF BY THE ExERTIoM.
DIR. SANDS 1ELEGRAPHED FoR-rw0 LETTERS ~
THE GENERAL.

Mt. McGREGoR, June 17.-When General
Grant reached his cottage after his walk 70 the
brow of the mountain this afternoon. he was much
exhausted and sank into chair In the paror Of the cot
tage Soon he indicated by signs that he wanted some
writing materials which were provided for hin. and
then wrote for nearly half hour. The result was
two letters papers, One was headed " Memoranda
for My Family" In 1t the General had written that hs
thought he falling and for certain instructions that
he desired carried he referred his family to other
and more definite memoranda prepared by him little
while before leaving New-York. Tho other note he
folded and addressed to Dr. Douglas. He handed both
papers to Colonel Fred Grant
The afternoon away with the General sitting out
side the riazza after having written as stated The
found him still the piazza and when the dusk
deepened and lamps lighted inside the sick man
yet outside though tho air was chill
and s breeze swaying the pine tree tops IL wss
after o'clock when the General went inside tho cot
tage Then DIR. Douglas sent to DR.. Sands p
New-York asking him to come Immediately.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
A LITTLE SKULL Or GOLD.


Nr0 l"h H'' d"H "EFTr'.
4 harmless, yet chastity s~carfpin is e NE
chauicai skull OF enameied gold, with a
movable under jaw, and diamonds set back
in iis hollow sockets for eyes. y noted
slcight oi-hand man were one on a recent
We'll 10 the Cry Hall. The little ornament
Was y marvel OF the jewellers at, 1t was
engmJicd in perfect imitation OF a bIeacheI
human skull, and a bnght-co!ored goa
Jockey cap liked 10 the top OF 1t aided 10
IT'S ghasilness. a reporter OF Inc Ma1I ana
Express had his eyes upon the SAIli while
the professor was talking TO- an nilerniaG,
when suddenly the unier jaw o! the SHHII
brgan to rattle and the diamonds III inc
eye sockets rolled and flashed. The chat
'trrg Of the jaws could be plainly heard ten
feet away, aud was calculated to dTa" a.
tcnilon. Inc alderman and reporter o.
SERVED the chattcrIns about the same IN
Slan'. 1t had IA fascinating and a"eln'
spring effect upon the city father, wIo
stool Spe.l0ound ior an instant anu iAeh
acted H. though he d"GJ'r't ms Vision. inc
chaUoriHE aud. e. croii5nE wouid 500 TOR =
momcn', Us though N" skull was tired by
the cXerllOn Of rafting It's tiny torjh to
gethcf, only TO be renewed the usNt m
mcut with more vigOr. Finally the re
pcr,er's professional Instinct got the better
Of him and he besought the professor to te!.
him all about the arrangement. The latter
complied. with q hearty laugh over the
ctirclOt his little Joke.
an the first place" said he. "the skull l.
worked by 3 current Of electricity generated
by Il little battery which carry in nv
pockc, and transmitted over wires no heavier
ihnu strands Of thread"
lie illustrated tbe working OF the orna.
mon, nv rrcs.ina mon a hutton which com.
,,is,rd ibaa clo(,r;c c;rruit and caused the
irctb 10 rattle,
81, yaS made !, Paris" resumed Mr.
Schultz "opd ;s worth 500. at laast. thai
i wbai re JnrIirasc will cost any nerson
mho wants o~r Yos tta nri,e i rather
s,cSp hut Won mus, consider that the orna.
mem, has 70 hn ycrv cgrcfI}Iv and nicely adj
;".,,J o,J ,L,, :. i raic n nIot;nun and
,Lo Io., If ToId. brS;5cs the diamonds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
TIE ELC.M UhlaY HCGION.

Tho region near Elgin, ILL.,, IS famous fJr
tie production Of the choicest butter and
cheese made in the United States; and an
account OF the methods Praciiccd there will
lie interesting and profitable. The soil Is
the usual black loan noticeable on the
p]raiIies, and grass grows spontaneously
wherever il can secure a stand. No crops
ere cultivated cXccp, corn and oats, aud
every farm is 4 dairy. Elgin is the centre
Of The district and contains no creamerles
within the city proper, but the enterprising
dairymCn Of the surrounding country, by
iLc organization of o Board Of Trade and
Exchange, succeeded in attracting custom
ers for their products from all sections. The
butter and cheese are sold by sample in the
rooms Of the Board, and every one who
uses the rooms as a medium for the sale Of
goods is compelled to furnish articles in strict
accordance with the samples. The butter
and cheese are graded and classified, and
the prices obtained vary, of course, with the
quality of the products. Any community
Of farmers may thus easily build up a
market for their goods in the same manner,
the secret OF success being that all articles
are sold upon their merits.
Grass being a staple crop, and seldom q
failure, the dairymen have excellent pastur-
age in summer with an abundant supply Of
hay for winter, while the large farms are
provided with silos, 7nd ensilage is made an
important adjunct to the hay. The cora
aid cats are fed usually in the ground cen
dition, and though admitting the value Of
roofs for feeding the crops Of such are not
large. Wheat is not grown, nor are the
farms supplied with a variety OF fruit, with
tie exception ofappleS and cherries. There
being several large horse-5reeliu ling establish
meuts in the region, the equine stock is eN-
~CelIent, consisting Of grade Percherols and
Clrdesdsles. The creameries are owned by
individuals, who buy the milk at a fixed
price from the dairvmcn, though some Of
the Garies are operated on the cooperative
system. The milk brought to the cream
eIies is carefully tested in regard to quality,
that being below a certain standard refused
The refuse whey and bu,termilk is sold, the
patrons Of the creameries having the prefer
encc of purchase. it beiug used for feeling
to pigs. The cream is separated from the
milk BY the centrifugal process, and the en-.
tire work of matchmaking is done by ma
cLipcry. The Skinned milk is made into
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Doris when they were all comforts, ~ in

Doris. when they were all comforta y in-
stalled in their rooms at the hotel.
"But. dearest, all the time | was away l
was either rushing about in a dusty city or
travelling in a railway carriage full of
curious people. You would not surely have
had NE parade your photograph before
their vulgar eyesl" .
Pow did ii happen that the little case |
gave you did not prevent this mistste-1r
did YOU enshrine Nine. de konarskl wi
neY
Felix looked intently at his boots.
ooh. Felix, Felix, you broke your word
TO nc? A triling promise it was, to be
sure; but if you had carried my little gilt
rs | begged YOU. it would have been a tails.
man to shield me from all this harm
Il am n good-tor nothing fellow, Doris,
and rot halt worthy OF You. Shall 90?
But Doris held ont a restraining hand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

cheese, the fat being provided in the shapo
of lard, but such cheese il not, however.
sold at the same price AZ that made from
| the entire milk.
The duirymcn have long been accustomed
TO the practice Of buying fruah co nri
selling those that become dry, Oh" cAlt"t
being sacrificed when only IL low days OIL,
but M the Il0lBtcini have brrn introduced.
and tho results from such cow ~ superior to
tho former stock, dnirymrn nrn learning th"
| inrt that it ia 10 their nlyantnKr 10 rIDt"
their own rowa, which nfc certain 10 yIfII
largely, ingicnh Of buying nny luul Of gto't
that may be- Offered In adiitIon 10 tho
largo quantities Of milk used by tho
c]rrumcrics, trains Of cars daily carry thnui
nuds Of cans TO Chicago, the priccd rang
ing from , cents per quart ut tho cream.
eIi,s to- and / ccLts in the city.
Although on many farms sufficient food
is grown for the stock, yet the majority OF
Gsirymcn purchase bran, shipstuti and oil
cake for feeding and save their manure
carefully. This practice assists very ma
t%crially in retaining fertility, rs the constant
marketing of The elements of the soil, in the
Shape OF milk, would, in the course OF time,
cause the soil to become impoverished.
Being naturally very fertile, and well
adapted to nearly all kinds Of grass, the
farmers find that by the sale milk alone
they can derive a larger profit than by grow,
ing crops for market. A glucose factory
furnishes refuse, which is utilized by the
farmers, and with their whole attention
given to Gairying, and the feeding Of the
soil annually, they have but little fear Of
failure. BY concentration OF efforts the
Elgin dairymen have created a market for
their products near their farms, and a ready
sale is found for all they produce. The
production of milk. butter and cheese is
very large, and bids fair to increase on each
farm every year, as Improvement is taking
rln-r rrnnnllu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

! bear once fell in love with a Setting
Hen. and told her oneday that she might 90
TO q Iicnic and he would hatch ont her eggs
Tor her. She consented aud the gallant
Bear took his position on the nest in the
regulation manner, but soon got up boxing
as if he had been reclining in a bowl Of
cgr-nogg as a substitute for an armchair.
"ILe next Hen fall in love with must do
her OWL Matching he remarked to him.
self in great disgust as he took his melanc.
holy departure. u Matched out the eggs at
the very first %clatter, but there are no chick
ems in them
MoRAL-This Fable teaches that some
duties pertaining to the domestic economy
are too subtle and mysterious to be brilliant.
ly discharged by the Lord Of Creation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Their Similar Experiences.
PhpaG,l2iiq ClH.

Fx.Soldier-"Yes it is very remarkable
thing l spent so many years in the field,
that it is now utterly impossible for me to
get q good nights rest in q bed. Time and
sgain | have got up, gone out in the back
yard, wrapped myself in my blanket and
slept like a top until morning
E1-Policeman-"My case exactly. When
| want a good nights rest | have to pnt on
my old uniform and lay down on my front
door stop"
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PROOF.

CONSUMPTION. Splitting Biood:-My tIoa
We u pail hopc,ri my recovery. Or. john I. Hu!u
red me two year, ago. zoo "ri"D'y,
Cursur3I:ior, Chronic niarrh"'a, SpittrHs
md fmsriug ~BluGd-lWaS cmacrsl@i TO . ske.t
:on. Strength gone. Or. 18th cured M i.'o yea
no. Ms. {. ). Nelson, N~i,rIlus, v. Va
'Cnturfh h, ruIypu- nT H"-r, Loss "f Voice
/ suffered ior years EE!s'c.t"7a AID nrrrile.1'v Lailc
e. help ~. tHursh; by d. ae iLcI't'.c. d.
NTH cred ne completely two years aso. EiaV
vi +;r'I.l 81 TO-, MRr,,.ug, Wv.
Cancer Of I'T"H~, N 81, 60; out the" ii.lrobi
fhyst, as. ~. smith cured noe without tn" srls
&Is. ii. u. OrcGti.
t. g." LadteS-lT. sairn has q nrrhyj %. e., u
.,g .....u ihr womb ami (, I..r Wr,sUH., r.lI
~. il 20 % hort time. i.ii'sGH,d 81 ',T U.' .-.
IrnuIr Nshkmuss-Nos aggravated kim. \
u~rt.z.ri Ia understand tHc case o! my dgugA,u.
md sE.:u. Mrs. {. j. Nelson. Wheel Ing. ". Va.
Ilrtui1 Ia Ano, Pii"s-NO't aggravated. Va
wen up to die and pronounced tnCur7"nt.. ON n.
weeks without the knife, three year. ago, and | en!o'
"'' Tfos. Colvin, Grocer, Whoolin.
tiIs-Hy wife had them for years. Could sptI
,lirG. Ir. smith cured kcT three years ago, ami 50
:. rmruious Ulcer on Leg for Years-D
smith cured me two years ago m,u
Mrs. Catherine Phillabaum
Valley Grove, ". We
Or. sr'ith will engage 70 cure any case Of PiIes,ns
matter OF how long standing, without the knife, an
without the least danger OF any kind.
Loss of N~anhoOd-Dr. smith has made a spcci
atty Of this condition whicQ .gps the foundation D
health and renders miserable 50 many. His treat
ment will restore health and strength In q short time
ur. Smiths rooms are so arranged that patients call
ing 10 see him do not come in contact with other
md his business with ladies and gentlemen Is sLriCtr
confidential.
blood Disorders-Those suffering rom the
stroy,r Of life NAY consult Or. Smith with perfect
suranCe.
a Chart for observation-disclosures TO patient
Il A distance on receipt OF two &c STAINS, and patient
thus treated are always guaranteed satisfaction.
Consultation Free a. office. Once hours Iron
; : M. to .. m. daily, except sunday.
: CCoIi on Nv atdresz pR. J. h. SMITH,
~ No. 400 Chapline Street,
na2n Wheeling, W. Va,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Ercau.c Irs Such a Cold Day for Gordon
TIE SOUTH SEA SERENADE,


Underneath tho O'Candrrs
sits a Iongan poet. playing
IN the hose ute-GIHggJIB1a-
And his ali is OF the island,
OF the reefs Of CorIls round IheF.
knd tho surf that lash > over
OF the b ne laEO,is. cngirdUd
And eugirdirg all the islands
And, throughout this subtle music,
You may hear the scented broeIas
stir the 1oCra-pslm' and plantsIus;
Hear tho tinEle o: the sireallsIs
Running seawarl from the meuntAinS
Through the green aud pebby Valleys
Hear the light A. i .rOlic laughter
OF the girls that baths viihin iaen,
OF the nJidens twining lOse3-
Jasmine and hibiscus blossoms
For thar dark and flowing ~tFsSSeI;
Hear the faint aud :lr-oI thunder
OF the pillows on the coral
Running in from the Pacific,
And this sweet, melolious BREATHING
Every breath a tender lyric
Seems TO wrap the soul in ~laHguot-
In 8 deep, delicious .lumbir.
And it Ouly wakes = wander
Through 4 maze OF IrOHic forest.
Meath the giliel globes OF brsS-fruit.
Pendant from lie dropping branches
here the gigantic crimson petals.
Cleaning from the fragrant shs lsvs,
Sway amid the dU>ky tans'sS;
Where ripe oranges are scattered
Underneath the groves Of plenty,
Like the Hr>psriiian Sprlss-
Like the golden lriit of fables!
And I vardor. lir'y dreaming,
Through this paradise oi beauty.
Tin The faint and mystic music
Erl's into The perfect s~ttllreS
o. he m"oulit silver island
A.CiiS and mcruos in the silence
u! thr baby i-"pirI -l.t,
Nza hiri 0t -iiia2' ~'rwlSr,
+ y:rc, !Glcs :a!o t;c e!htr
L, II
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EE2P-

4. 'N.H. H."..NT = HN= .#...H.'.- NNFA
-c,,,,.- 49,. cr nth d,inry pocket
hi. ,r4 cs-l-,,.r, If every IMAGINABLE
-. S., L,,,b.r .rd err nod yaIya.
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- u-l .s.r sror, rho bo,.
"a ,,.n,;.s ,L,, ,ba syn.
r.I.n.R,L.r anil ,I,rs
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49,. ,.,., .-,,L ..,o.
%.
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80 '''' ~. go w.
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"O.I'" ''' ,.
A'er |"'' 800,
P'5.H' "'''7 " .r
Of iO'T' mt '''' 5
- .I;,h -. Il. Mn,
~" 80
'U NuU "" -
thing TO place IN mans P't"s' WI" "e;''
cigars and small change.
The afternoon concert on the gravel
bas,-o ,bo Co,v~a-.,r,,slars ..s ma
- La-.Id.3 ~ The p,,,J b.yv % ny-,e.
- .
ms'u' VII" A~S'0'''1'U5 '"V', III '"H' .
children IN the widest OF sASh'S anu dee?
est Of emJrOiieries, the hule ones with ruo-
r. b,r, carried N ,,-,,s5 rs,, which
-
Hou'u oeC1S'O"~'J Oo""t ""-'
trssc'oie Old genusmAns ossH' S"I "'!n
iirtie shoyc,s and 5ucses TO be d.ei arl
s,,f;.9 viii g-,y.l-,n uas,.ip- a.nuse
-, To-
orerd'rsSe' 70 A''e1'P- "''7 ave >y'''
The chairs ranged ABOUT bel. a"l groups OF
I~rouical lDsr.s, gradua,iy filled win -
mnti.v a collection of humanity a. one
Ill L., ,, s.s-fr,- p;r.sir.i
Ih'hese StNH,'' ." ''7-s'
IN Snlcserh'ek"rs aEi Day c'iNl'.5A''e-
looking coat.
Before the programme was fairly under
49,, Mis-. Er,condsIe and her mother had
ioiled the auditors; and at the close o: the
nyertnre IN ~,ELkehart Mr. WAT, s,ua.
tered tossrds the bank of azaica3 uea-
which ,hey were sitting.
H. w., vo b,,,, L,,Ei,, VOL,
-. IL NJ p, ar ,I.-,a, Nm, ar.
So u srir I',yr.n st,,s GI.r.
-, Eorr., and with = scarab in fis
80
nv.b.ro rc,o vop b;dl,, ,h,. I m:-.,I
~, .-,r.r.5.3~ be a.,,I H.
"a, back ON fbs snr;ngv IRON sea, Inside ,s
% $50
~ - cLoos;r- ,b;s f,r ron F,r:v % s,;i
NJ 80, ,be ti- Ia,,fsr cas-, into H.,
LaaJ "yo1 Viii carr !, e~verrwbere with
con while Won are waTwiII YOU no,2 Prom.
;sa"
oYes 7 p-omise and am very much
obJ;.s5 ~, ,op Il il loyely- great deal
g. &C. ,Ir mo" answered Folk L,kinr
;uton,Iv a., ,bs rbo,o,rsrb on .brirad N 5IIa
- /, US he rEaps. nj = ,irl with
IL 5a-k hair b.aurinrly a-cbsI b-oys
aDT dsrk eyes l.-,e AMI intense. So; IN a
face of exguls;,emOl
u. H., iii ,onb Ia sv,v F,ri ., VI.
R-.conSs = H. gIsTc;1y nm tr,n s'r
D-oaramwc
~ a. the most
on il nroyoEirg that Won have N 70 ina,
,ov rsmarLs5 Doris when he r,cas and
ar,nd ;nuT nations are abog, to begin'
. aIt i indeed always ayoweJ myself
,sa5v too see Mrs Delamore snd her child.
-, 81 ;,s,sUal ~ R-rssaIs I'm. rava-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
He showed Great HeroisIn.
J4igs.

u see there will be no performance Of the
burlesQue tonight"
That's too bad; what's the cause?'
why, a bold thief entered the theater,
last night after the show and stole about
forty costumes
Haven't the police a clewf'
ooh, yea; the man was followed and ar
rested. 1t WAS ascertaiued that he had been
hired by the other show to do it. However,
the property was not recovered. The fellow
showed great heroism."
What had becomeoft the co,tumesT'
He swallowed them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Or. J. E. SMITH.
NO. Iina ClnrlIne Strert,

-''fE IpG. t'''lIN StF"'b.
Is IL" only regularly educated physician s~rHr.sii'
on III. !uitr A. lux diseases in the state Of " 1T W.
viuia. and he best evidence II his skill and success,
Ihe testimony u his patients. tie ncser us.a 4 pa
ri-uts rau!e without permission those a~ppcHici ar
a few oUl 81 mAIy hundred certificates in lis po-sa'
.;un. Siaay years experience In the best hospital
together with thorough medical education and,
uiiarity With therapeutic agents, a close oJseryaEo
II trmr, riucntic peculiariri's, aud strict attenti0n''
hvsicu:c management eusbiCs him 10 treat with 81,
$50 ii -Iagrs which are frequently regarded as Incur
able. In every instance DR.. smith will frankly gtvi
ma nalirIt Lls OpiOgOn.
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y SeISglr.
I@W NBU.h

III, coat was ? very bad it-;oo fall in
10 back.
"lhstIl never DO SAID the customer:
lis like " shirt on a bean pole"
Dot coat, mein %frient,' replied the
dealer, "ish a very stylish garment. Look
a. Dot back Mein gracious, it is llGr.
see dot beautiful putting der latest style
and don't u forget it. 1t was made on
Fifth ayenao. 1t is der Faider Hubbarl
style, and is actually worth so much ash
FIVE tollar more for do. cut" And FIVE
minutes later the delighted customer lett
the store with his Father Hubbard coat.
because It's Such "A Cold Day for Gordon.
CnioGcc Hsrr'd.
That Alaskan glacier which moves q. The
rate of an inch a year reminds the + 9Th
people Of the Gordon relief c1peditio /.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
LonGed for Love la II Cottage.

My dear" he said, as he entered the
A,usc, who is that gentleman across the
4;.,ctY"
Il an not sure, but | think he is an old
.,qu Of inc
How long has he been ~aiviag his hand.
.,rcbicf?'
"Oh, mora than half an hour
Is h. u,iug TO hirt with your
That's just what annoys me. lie may
mean i for ne. or the lady in the bay win
COW abuv". Itits for me | ough. to kroE
-. and if it's for her I'll never speak to
he shame-fqced thing again as long rs
nv. OBJ, Georce, You don't know how veI-
.;.nGs and " erta:u it is to have ro):Gcrs
'.,er youl wish we had a little cottage
,g oar own"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

Lost, straycd or %stolea, s0~ofhere between
Frarce and China, a small red war 81 NJ
valve ts anyone but owners. The finer
will be literally rewarded by leaving same
who're lie found il.
N. JULES FERRY, o
}. HONG KONG TsgSG, """''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

We have received r circular from the
Forosclibirg or Brief Spelling Publishing
COMPANY in Philadelphia. 1t states that
"th ccmn spling is the slIyst thing in histrv."
Yr.;-, yritcl Bt wotcher gon tdo boUtit?