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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
She Had Confidence

Mrs. Il. c. Harshbarger, Manor Hill,
Huntington county, Pa, writes: "DR. D
b. HARTMAN 4 Co, Columbus, o.: have
been afflicted for three years, caused by
over-work 100 soon after confinement. My
kidneys became seriously affected, could not
retain my urine day nor night 1t was
high colored, thick and bloody. My month
lies had LETT altogether for fourteen months,
during which time was confined TO my bed
with a beating in right ovaries. The dis
charge from the womb was so offensive no
one could stay in the room. The urine con.
,inued bloody, with pain in avoiding it, and
when in bed, would pass from me in my
sleep. ! have had three doctors attend
ing me regularly one for four months, one
of the others one whole summer, aud the
third all winter. We had two others in
consultation with them, and used twenty
bottles of different kinds Of patent medi'
cines, all to no good. then got a bottle
of PERuyA, and before i had three fourths
of the bottle taken l quit wet,ing the bed
and could retain the urine sufficient TO at
tend church, which ! had not done in three
wears, and my monthlies came back as natural
as ever; indeed, l considered myself we'll
woman again. Since that time | have had
pneumonia. Ny confidence in PEaUYA was
SO great that did not send for doctor. !
followed the directions in your Ills Of Life
and am over it, as well as can be expected
OF one so delicate as have been. Others
my neighborhood had the same disease.
and among them were strong men, and
had the best physicians, and vet died, while
sailed through in safety on PERuSA and
MANALIN. / sincerely believe, and would
say to all the afflicted in the wide world
that PERuNA and MANALIS are the only two
medicines that any one needs in any dis
ease, if ussd as directed in your book en-
titled, The Ills Of Lite.
]. L. Fleming, publisher Of the New Do
uinion, Morgap!Qpr West Virginia, writes
Some months since I received some o
your medicine in exchange icr advertising
/ Ny wife has taken three bottles OF IT. ANT
has derived great benefit from it."
Mr.. NJ c. Pershing Bradenville, Pa.
writes: MY wife has been uing PrRuSA
for some time for weak lungs and liver and
kidney complaint and think it is doing hei
great good. Has used only one bottl,
as yet. Please send your book on the I'LL
of Life, as we can't get any from our drug
gist"
Mr.. John Denny, Mt. Vernon, O., writes
We have large sale in PERusA. II gives
satisfaction"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08

Il 70 ~, = M tsf. lEfr1s.t4 ~ = ~ 4
The Spirit afs3ha rce1u--ddk Bostog
diopsses.dss, sssa tssAsss 80 3gsdfs 81 !, !
- Straight wAisliss make crooked road. :.
Fan River Advance. y %''sa ~ - !
a real case Of bray-in and muscle 6 go
10 the n1le.-Boston Star. s.,.F,H
= Motto;for the cremationists Death real,
and death is unrest-Bostol Budget q
A lynching mightbe called an outburst
of rios-ous indignation. Texas &fiinga
Made Of all work. pair Of shoes -0il
City Derrick. When not made By machin-
cry. -, ssE,. +.
What's in q name2 About tha hottest
country on the globe is Chilh-San Fran.
cisco Post. sEr .gs., "a ), :
Young men nov have an opportunity to
90 West and snow up with the country.-
Florida Times Union. So"
The backbone Of winter Is not yet bro.
ken, but it has experienced several cold
Straps. '-Norristown Herald.
"a fellow Phelau makes US wondrous
kind" remarked o Donovan Rosa two OF
a kind, in fact"-Brooklyu Eagle.
What is the rate Of interest when distance
lends enchantment to the yiew!-Boston
Bulletin. Hardly one present
Some one wants to know how to desden
the sound Of piano, One good plan would
be to kill the player.-Poston Post,
A book criticism: This book is printed
on wretched paper. What . pity to waste
paper in that way."-Boston Beacon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
THEIR LATTER END.

New York Independent: Eyes, sir" said
Mrs. Darlington, speaking Of one who hsd
drunk hiu self to death; yes, sir; dissolu.
lion has brought many q man to his grave.
Toronto News: A new way to get rid Of
fools: A young man at Dodds Ferry made
a wager that he could eat twenty lemon pies
at one sitting. he succeeded in spolhne
twenty.one and half He drank beer to
help the pies down and now is down himself.
and the doctor says twas pie that killed
him.
Boston Courier: Some years ago . lady
in Boston died. Her husband, being q
strong Spirituslist, desired TO hold commu.
nication with his departed, and inquired il
she was happy. "Oh yes" was the reply,
Il am happy here yet, after all, it isn's
Boston"
E Flipender Blaetter. There is nothing like
presence of mind. One day in battle o
soldier near me had four Of his teeth knocL'
ed in BY rife ball which would have surely
passed through his spinal column and killed
him had be not, with rare presence Of mind,
quickly swallowed the ball.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
FOR WOMEN ONLY.

Women and her servants, acting in &C
cord, would outwit thousand devils.
Nine. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt is losing
health, ard thinks of reducing her hours OF
labor at the Royal College Of Music.
Do not enter any ones private sitting
room or chamber your daughter
boudoir or your husbands study-without
knocking at the door.
The "melon" shaped and plated round
waists are revived with many Of the new
gowns, principally those made Of camePs
hair and plaid woollens.
Not long ago q resolution passed by q
Radical club in London condemning in I'D
vance any pension being granted Princess
Beatrice on her marriage.
Women Of the world never use harsh
words in condemning their rivals. Like
the savage they hurl elegant arrows orhs'
mented with purple and azure, but with poi
soned points.
Over 5000 women are employed in the
railway officr- OF Austria. They get from
SIS to $40 a month. Nearly all OF them
are widows Of men who have died in rail
road service.
Young ladies who contemplate becoming
wiveg, remember that husbands can't live on
.ove alone-they must have something N ore
substantial, and as a rule they want it well
cooked.
Bridemaids at after Easter weddings will
wear wells of tulle. The material will come
times be worn plain and sometimes embroid.
cred in silks. These wells will only extend
m the waist
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
HOW A GIRL COASTS.

She Never Gets over Being Frightened.
Nor the Young Man Tired of Being
Squeezed.
A Washington reporter gives the follow
ing graphic pen sketch OF how a girl coasts
"When called upon to describe young
lady eoasting the reporter pen falters, con-
scious OF the immensely of the task. Owing
70 the size and shape of the sled and the
objections that the young men who manage
the affair have to her dragging her feet upon
the ground, the young lady has to seat her
self IN the manner which might vulgarly be
called straddlns. But she does this with
such grace and catches up her dress with
such pretty art as to make il appear one OF
the most natural and easy attitudes. Then,
when the sled is showed Of and begins to
gather momentum in its descent, she cGngs
trustipgly to the coat Of the young gentle
man in front Of her. When Il begins to
dash along and strike FIRE out Of the ground,
sb;s utters little scream and throws her
arm about his neck. Then when the sled
IN ;ts ffyA reaches its widest speed, she
scrsams louder and frsnhcally embraces
he Young man, Tightening the pressure into
a regular hug, when he calamity resolves to
be squeezed to death sooner than 10 permit
a hair of her fair young head TO be injured.
Then the speed begins to slacken, and the
buU aleo slackens little bit Then grsdu-
aIlY the sled comes to stand still, and the
Young woman as she takes her arms away
from the young man, gives sigh and ex-
claims, 20, ainitit jolly Then they trudge
mn the hin to repeat the ssme performance.
II Is noticeable that, though the young lsdys
fright Is not diminished at all by familiarity
with the terrors of the slide" the young
gentleman continues 70 submit TO the treat
ment to which he is subjected without q
murmur."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
GIVING IN MARRIAGE.

Come, let us sit together for space,
In this still room remote from friendly mtrth,
Afar from light and mrsic, irce 10 lace,
sch unto each the desres. thing on earth,
Love, they have left US, our two bonuy brides,
Our tall grave girl, our vinsome lrughing pet;
All me! How wide the chasm that divides
Our life from theirs; how far their feet are set
From the calm path they trod with Us 70 long,
How we shall miss them, we who love them 10,
On Winter nights w.en winds are blowing strong,
ON Summer mornings, when the ross blow.
But-bappy but-ve still clasp hand In hand.
I've still meets eye, and true hearts understand
Love, they have left us empty OF the mirih
That chtered our homestead while they sslourned
here;
Yea, they have left us lonely on the Garth,
Lone, but together. solitude most dear;
All God, 20 with them 10 the stran ser-nests,
That love has built for them Snd the rs TO come,
God keep all warm and living In their breasts
Loves holy fame, the altar-hre oil fame.
Dear they have left US; We no lon er hold
The first, best place, however le.l each heart,
vet have we treasure left rehnCi gold,
Loves sterling ore, without its baser part;
The wide old house has lost its nesting birds
But we are lett. All, love, what y ID OF NorIsi
ALI the ear Round
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.

Fine tapestry covered furniture is again
comirp to the front, and the demand for
plush Is decreasing.
Oval octagon and odd shapes Of every
kind in the mirror line have greater sale
ttsn the regular shapes
Wood bods, which are ike coal scuttie,
on large tcale, are made in bass repoasse
work and are very shovT.
Brass and EroDghtiron hanging lanterns.
with colored glass shades. are seen eFefy.
where, and are usually very effective
The Hgraadms" rockiugchsirs. coTered
With bright notified plush. are very eomiof-
table and meet With an extensive sale
Iyorf46hished, broDzed and ro5si copper
of a dark red hue are late and successful
candidates for popular favor for ornanentt
intire leopard and tiger akin rugs are 10
be seen in nearly all Fifth-ayenae houses.
The fashion Of single flower embroid.
cred in corner of plush chair ia gradu'
ally DYING out
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08

10 White and Il so excited me that 7 islt
my mind at work in q ns4 directon I
wrote Lsdy Audley as noyelof construe-
ten. Then had to divide it into as many
, stages as were necessary for three volumes.
BY the way, we we're speaking OF Trollops.
Well, he took great pains TO fnd out the
rate at which be wrote Oh In ayersge-how
Eaany words an hour. Ny curiosity was
thus aroused as to how much be did and I
found that when / am at work I write quite
as fast as Trollope. That is very trivial
matter, but it will interest some people"
And then for ever so long found that /
bad been talking, and we driited into that
kind of general conversation which does
not belong to the strict domain of interview.
ing, and presently ] was prowling among
the books Of reference, and talking all the
time of the authors we both liked, of the
successes that amazed us and the failures
We could not understand. Duringthis final
.amble round the room we passed in re-
New The Spectator" ""The Taller"
Chambers Miscellany" "Southey's Com
mon-Place Book, "Beaumonta and Fletcher"
hbu oeIShy IHyioF. NC iatter tutuOr
my hostess pronounced capital reading for
style" ard felt constrained TO confess that
preferred the more modern style Of Ma.
cGulay.
Ard so we parted With Just sufficient di;::
Jerome Of opinion to relieve our convcr5a,
lion from monotony aud 10 set up in the
readers mind a point for debate and de-
velopment. Style is great matter; some
people think matter is far more important
than style. 1t is fine thing when the two
a stirrup cup, don't forget should you ever
visit Linch6eld House that the "Maxweltoa
tap" is as bonnie as the famous Maxwell
ton braes." There is much virtue in old
whisky taken in healthy moderation-as
s,irrup cup for example
Insrpu II 7-roU
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08

man st aronnd 8 great campfire
together, the young man and the girl sitting
side By side. The feed Is 10 baskets The
girl has carefully cooked a basket flood
Tor her intended husband, and, Is she hands
It to him, he seizes her wrist with bis rigst
hand and takes the basket with his left.
That is the marriage ceremony. The girls
father then pronounces them man and wife,
and they go to lodge, where they live TO-
gether.
ut may seem to white people that the
Piute system Of couriship is crude and fool
ISL; but It has great many pleasant feat
lures, and does not lack the excitement, al
though it is unexIressed, which attends that
period of q girls life"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
THE LONE HOUSE.
By rHE AUTHOR OF "!OIs HALIFAX, oESrL ExAS.

By IHE AUTHOR OF "Jo9S HALIFAX, GENrL ENAS.n
For an Irish air, "There is Lone House."
I ave lone house on the SIDE OF tire moor,
rs walls and itc roof they are gray;
Thsre irT father and mother lived happy and pooy,
Til they ieft il iCE the ehurehyard cay.
Ny love owns a mEnsion ine
Bovepd In rc.cs and Scodbine,
Eut she Gays she ds5s Dot care TO stay.
She will cone In at the doS .
OF my lone house by the moor
wish she we're here'to-day!
III deck my lore house with the best fhat can
And strengthen the walls old aud graz;
Laying down at her feet the true heart Of % honest
nan,
To love her till it molders into clay. .r
So she shall meier repine ... .... sd.
For her roses and wocdbine,
Her lor1ly roof and chambers rich and gay;
She shall dwell content secure,
In nv lonely house by the moor,
And turn Its dreary darkness into day.
q Good Words.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
A SMALL cHILD's ANSWER.
Nor1rieh BHHeiin.

In the course of the remarks in one of the
city,churches Sunday the preacher PROFOUND
ed a question, the correct answer Of which
would have been mo" The audience were
electrified BY hearing quick sharp mo"
from little child in the rear Of the room
The question was probably correctly under.
stood by the little one, hence the prompt
answer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
AMERICAN POLITICS.
Lendoa. Eng, Christian World.

At once l could make out the position of
parties. On the left of the chairman was
seated black representative, and the black
men are all Republicans. In the Senate l
made out the position OF parties in the same
way. On the left of the chairman was a
clever-looking, tall colored manwith fierce
black eye-that was General Logan. The
Democrats say he cannot speak grammati.
cally. That, however, he can speak so as
to make himlelf popular, his reception at
the Chicago Convention may be taken as
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
SUDDEN DEATH.

Pecpg Sun.
Here, you ante before you drink that,"
yelled The bartender to q dilapidsted speci.
pcn cf the hoodum tribe.
You don't say so!
Eyes, Dc. You show your stuff before
that toes through your shirt collar"
The devil you say. II don't Kill Is quick
as that, does IT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08

A capital crime-well, kissing is about as
coed as any of them, if We admit that kiss
ing is crime.-SomerviIle Journal.
A Connecticut youth of q has just mar
RED q widow Of 70. He evidently wanted
wife who knew how 10 cook.-Philadel-
phia Call.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
z G. z E NJ *
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases POSI-
lively Cured.

L'CZEMA, or Salt Rbeum, With ia sgooiyins
IT, itching and burning. instantly relieved BIZ Q
YARN bath with Cuticur Soar, and single sppli
Gated daily with two or three does OF Catcura Re.
olrent, the New BLOOD Purifier 70 keep the blood
Dol, the Terspiraton unirrita,ng, the bowls open,
NJ, letter, Ripgvorm, Psoriasis, uehsn Pruritas,
tcsd Head, Dandruh, lad every species of Itching,
,caIy, and PimpIy Humen oi the scalp and skis,
-ben the best phJticians and al known nensdiss
al
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08
PROOF.


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Dr.. J. E. SMITH,
No. lSoS Chapiine strsst 4
Nor YoursssntA Blsss9

Ii the only regularly sdueated physloi.a ssslelttl
on ths following dissass In the stats a Wesl WI
gins and the best evidences II his skull and saccenl
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,hs patisnt his opiouoa-
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ike most English rooms devoted to eating,
plain and unpretentious in its furniture and
decorations. The Sdeboard was in the
famous exhibition of 1851; the chairs are
old, designed by lingo Jones; the walls are
covered with oil paintings, including por-
trait of the hostess by Mr.. Firth; the small.
er works include head BY Tadema, and
several Landscapes by equally famous paint
ers.
1t was quite family party that sat down
to luncheon, a guest or two and some Young
people A Times lesder.witer, yachts
man from Southampton, an agent from the
Forest, where the Maxwells have recently
built a superb country house, in which a
week or two back Mr.. Labouchere wrote al
most an entire number of Truth. The con-
versation is general; it begins With the
latest theatrical failure, the newest literary
success, and ends with discussion Of the
situation on the Nile and the bitter enuity
ofthe French toward the English. .r
"What &nAzes me" says the yschtsuan'
is our persistel. toadyism Of the French,
when # England really wants an ally IN
Europe our natural ally is Gsfaiany. II Is
unfortunate that Bismarck has eantsmPt
for Gladstone, but that is no reason inc
best interests Of England should. be saciE
feed, and Bismarck does not stand alone
in bis opinion of our bookkeeping
PREMIER s...
"Don't you hate poEtcs2'' asked the
hostess, speaking soto voice tolher nearest
neighbor.
YES; let US talk Of books and plays"
But the yachtsman had found an oppon-
ent and the debate became too interesting
to be ignored, and so the luncheon passed
of merily; the Liberal and Conservative
declaring at the finish that there was no
material question of division between them;
that they were both Englishmen FIRST and
partissns afterwards; and that all they de-
sired was the maintenance of the honor OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08

empty, as one may say. Then all Of sud
den and unexpectedly an idea comes, the
germ of a story. For example, Henry
Dunbar thought of that story as | was
driving into the city one day to meet my
husband-thought Of it in the street in q
cab-but the germ Of it had been probably
already in my mind, suggested BY a
notice case / had read in the memoirs
of a French detective. Have you
read Carpenters physiology Well, he ex-
plalns how the brain works on its own &C.
count; how il has a sort of double action,
and will, as it were, debate and work out
theme while we are unconscious, so to
speak, of its operations. am sure | have
had many experiences of the truth Of this
theory. When have got my germ and It
has developed into anything like shape, l
make a skeleton pot, describe the charac'
tiers, role the incidents and sketch out the
general idea. That done begin my copy
for the printer, aod work at it straight to the
finish. Of course, new development occur
and 90 along, changes so long as | adhere
to the general plan l accept these changes
and find that the whole scheme works out
correctly" ...
will YOU show me skeletonE
She goes to her desk and hands me q
small memorandum book.
There is 1smael, my last novel; the
skeleton occupies seven pages. :, -,
They were closely written pages aud mad
been marked through, bit by bit, as a re-
porter marks his notebook after transcript
ton. O.,
MAY l copy half of the first pager
"If you care to take the trouble :.
did care, and here it is--the first half
mage of the skeleton Of Miss Brsddon
latest, and not the least popular OF her
novels; ,.a..... ...-.-..
"A man of forty years in Paris-rich,
cultivated, handsome, Of powerful frame.
| extraordinary energy, courage, audacity.
No one knows who be is, but supported By
his large wealth, he reaches q great success
! IN society. A voman-loyely, imprisoned,
mast the bloom Of girlhood-parlcisn,
DuI falls madly in love with him-for
ere, e'T- avoids her, even to discourteous-
ns 1 lss. in . passionate scene be re-
yeals his love.
.@ste is bappy-he i'ot--he plans 70 take lss
Der to South America o. some fienea c1a'
INV She i wiling to resign Paris, friends
country, for his sake. On taeL. seaalnS
morning he is wounded-Or Sei0se wed
ding" :, ,..L,,
4 wrote Lady Audlsy's Secret ',,tnous
a skeleton plot, without single note, CON
tinues nv hostess when hand back TO uez
The Mot Of sIEhmael" II read the 'Wonsn