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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

NO ,he tombs of the Mamalukes. Below,
rszing out over the valley oil the Hte
srsn6s the Sphinx. From the loot OF tne
nyr.nids We descend throU-h drifnng
Ind hills. over buried tombs and temples
,ov.rds the level of the green va!'ey. we
come mon a shapeless mssB Of 9 Hnc which
I lei 10 be the SphinN. Frol. the pic
fnre | had seen. l came prepared see q
defo,med and mutilsted relic OF a raroar,
ons age, and this first view con- ned
hose impressions. after passing ben.'th;
| turped and looked up into the colossal
features. From what in the picture, J
rhouebr a ghost, a phantssm. a null
n a tor-orten past, mouldering above
,,opn6 and offending the eye with It's
e7,o7rmsre %hideousness, how different was
the reality! ~
Filled with To- rental W look upon
tia fair, d;sfgured face with its great
mild. melancholy eyes gazing out eagerly
over the world in hungry questioning ask
inc an snswer-a solution Of the great
MYSTERY that no OedipuS hath yet come to
soIve. Living out OF time, half buried IN
he desert SANDS drifted about her, among
.tr,nra barbarous faces and unfamiliar
wsvs, she still lifts up her hungry ques,
,ioning lace. Memphis and the race oil
! The Pharsohs have disappeared, the sun
god hath abandoned forever his city,
| Heliopolis, the PhPnix hath slept n her
gshes more thar Z thousand years, and yet
the question has never been answered, YET
this type Of the human race, forever unsat
isfed, looks forth with eager, questioning,
hungry, longing eyes.
l.. G. THOMAS.
WHEELING, W. Va, December e..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

Al The resent meeting Of the COnsrega.
uonal Cluc, Of New York, DR.. B~gaRENDs,
il a discourse on the Dangers from large
Cities. gives the following interesting
Uoiuts The city IN itself. is not q
menace 10 civilization If GoD made the
country he had an equal share in the
town. Too much has been said Of the
evils Of association, Of massing IN grea;
cities. Statistics will easily show that
crimes are relatively more numerous and
a,.oc;s1s IN the country than in town.
there is no place, however, where public
cp!uion works more quickly or effectively
apop social diseases than in a city
ike New York. Christianity grew up
IN the grea. cities, and Paul had
O trouble with the country churches Of
G,is,e. than with those Of Rome, Corinth,
Antioch aud Ephesus combined. The
modern city, too Is better than the ancient
one. In Rome $50 on, OF every | 900 per,
sons we're psapers. Ip London to'day
there are but % out o. every 1000. Pau
psrisn is not the result OF the modern mass
irg Of capital; it is the JOINT product Of tie
pagan degradation of labor snd Christian
csuonization Of poverty The four thing:
which threaten us most in city life are illit
srscy. incompetence, erowdiug in tsne
meut houses aad looseuing OF the marriage
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
raE sCOIT SILVER BILL.

CONGRESSMAN ScoTr, Of PennsyIVauia
denies that his plan for solving the silver
question is au imitation scheme. The
Pittsburg Times thus sums Up the exPlana
tiou be makes Of the intention Of his silVel
bill. There are at least l25 members
who believe in the BLASD act, and sill no
sgree 10 It's unconditional repeal. Iher
get them TO do the next best thing; otol
the presen. compulsory coinage OF S2,O0V'
900 a month and provide thst when the
amount in the Treasury falls below SO
600 600 the Secretary shall order coin
age 10 begin again until the amour.
reaches the $40, 100000. There IL
in the Treasury 0 Sl5O,OOO,O 900, and
Sl2O, OOO 900 oft should. De Put into circals
ton. To do that let the banks call IN al
notes under $40 and lie! the Government
call in all greeubacks under $50, and IS
sue $40 and $50 notes in place OF them
TIE banks would not suffer By issuing the
larger instead Of the smaller notes and
Government could issue one, two and i've
dollar ellis, payable in silver. Thus
would dispose Of the surplus silver.
iii, is paid but itself, 1t will quickly
come back, but the notes vii
20 ~everyShere and stay. They "ouIc
circulate the same b the other
paper money, and the ~goTeEnment would
not be troubled at all to retain gold pay
ments By way of compromising the Ma
,ional banks for retiring their bills under
$40. / would abolish the o. on their de-
posts. Nov that is about the extent &c
which / have worked out my plan tor
settling the silver question 1t is based on
two propositions. One is that the silver
men are in the sscendency in Congress
and the other ia that they are willing &c
meet us halt way il We treat them right
Under my plan i the people want more
silver they can have it, and ii they are oP
posed to more silver getting int clrcu!a
non, they can control that also.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

~discsrnment as 10 be able 10 6nd all the
grains Of truth in such piles OF rubbish :
In such cases the newspaper man has TO
formulate his report from the versions aud
rumors that seem most plausible. 1t an
untru,h is published ii has been told him
By others for truth.
II all persons were as careful to kuo"
the truth Of words they are about TO utter
as The newspaper man is 10 know The
truth Of news that he is about TO publish,
the world would De a great deal better cf
People would not talk about their neigh
oors bali a. mach Hs they do nov, sue
shsnevsr libel suits are brought II will o.
II nearly sll cases for telling the truth
and the plaintiffs, will nearly always IN
stead Of getting the $4,000 they sue Tor
get the nor sum of one cent IKE
they now get from newspapers, We hops
such a millennium n s5ou' 10 dawn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

P~xEsrpEvr CAsrgLro, OF the MOuonga.
hrla Miners Association, says The
miners seem determined to have 3 cents
Tor digging. All acts Of violence are cou.
demued Oy the intelligent miners. A
meeting has been called for Monday. 1t
will De held 81 AlliquiPpa. At this meet
IT, all who can conveniently go will pre-
coed up the river. Every mine will be
visited. II any meG are " work they will
De requested 10 come out. No effort will
be made 10 iutimidats or force the men 10
some out, ou; every argument il favor OF
such l. step will be advanced. The strik'
srs expect 10 make the strike general.
An extended alriss seems ine' liable,
unless they hit upon some plan Of settle
seq, SIMILAR 10 ,ha, agreed upon By the
u.ns,s aud operators Of the Hooking val
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
Tie Young Men Do

|E-Su' : N''rH-H -
A Florida msn-Rs wo mentioned the
other days trying TO Introduce the mis-.
sIetoe into America. Nedon't think kiss.
ing needs any further encouragement in
this country.
A Permanent Cure ut w~estmiustey, Md.
Mr.. John Lucsbaugh, W,ftminster, Nd,
writes AT the suggestion of & friend |
was induced to try 'ARGNASHA the Great
Dyspepsia Cure ana Liver and Kidney
Regulator, and it gave great satisfaction.
NJ wife had q severe attack Of Asthma,
and vas trestsd BY one CT our beet physi.
clans until we considered Il cure was
Effected, but 1t soon made lis appearance
again. DuLsc SWISS BAL.sAN was re.
commended, We began it's Use, and believe
it has made q ]permsnecT cure. We take
great pleasure in rsoo'mending 'ARoNAS
Ma and Swiss BNs,w,' believing them. tc
be genuine. They Ire the ouly proprie.ar ~
goods thai We ever usti that done VI. =,
they claimed 10 do Price - ana i
cents. Sold by Logan II Co.
Rsavy Geld Before Christmas.
Isaac Seligmsn, IL Mari,et street, Cam.
den, n. j., writes Jan. >, }SS3 Il took a
heavy cold just before Christmas, the
cough being so incesssui at uight ths, /
could hardly lay down aid have rest.
DuLac's Swiss BALsAY vas recommended
TO me. ased it and was relieved almost
instantly, TO much so that | rested well the
following night. cbeerfully recommend
it 10 all who are afflicted with coughs and
colds. ! also u'ed it for Group on nv little
one, three and shalt years did, and essed
his condition at once Ptice Is and rs
cents. Sold By Logan y CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

THr National Republican yesterday gave
a. the result Of . careful in airy concerning
rke future decisions Of the House OF Rep.
r~rs.p,a,iyes in regard to the unlimited sus
Ugl,ion Of silver coinage, a table showing
,bs, l43 Democrats and 81 Republicans
are AGAINST suspension, ard 80 Democrats
ard 81 Republicans ia favor OF II. The
aoGceabls feature Of The matter is the d.
vision Of the members upon sectional lines,
The Yves, AID South are practically a unit
for coinage. while the East and Middle
STAKES appear 10 De almos, a solidly IN ia
.nr % suspension
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

Tie police OF Wheeling made q big
hal on Christmas night. 1t seems to Oe
The misfortune Of many Americans never
to lie, 10 iupoEtan, holiday pass without
dr.aaiaI 10 the success Of the American
fay 10 such q way tha, reflects little
cssdi, upon tbemseiye s and the aag, l,
vii soou De the time tor s host OF good
resolutions which mag or may not survive
l-cond The glorious Fourth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
WEllSBURG.
A Prize Fight that Was Not Fough'-
General News Personal Notes'
sDeotdi 10 The Sunday RSgSfr.

General News -fersonhi o
spcotdi 10 ne Sunday RegHt1'
WyILsBuRG. December 26.-Sherin
Rrogn was notified by telegraph this
morning of a proposed excursion OF Plus
bnrg to1ghs TO Collier to engage in hight
inc chickens and kindred sports. Inc
sheriff summoned q posse and went up 70
The Mace of numerous prizs fights, but
came home without his game. Inc par
ties who proposed engaging IN the unla"'
ful snort PROBABLY got wind Of the recep-
ton awaiting them and did not put IN
their appearance.
The Sunday school of the NJ: Z Church
gave an entertainment last night and Oh
the whole had a very enjoyable m
Each child wag treated to a bountltll sup
ply of candies, s~weetmests, &c. A large
number of special prizes was also awarded
The auditorium was packed fall with the
little folks, their parents and friends.
At the Presbyterian Church O fine time
was also spent. TIE large new coDgrega
tiopal room aud the Sunday school room
adjoining were filled with people number
ing more than eight hundred. Two dray
loads of small presents besides a number
of special prizes were presented, and a
short entertainment, consisting of csntatas
songs and Rotations, va given BY the
children.
The Iowa giants exhibited at the Contra!
rink on Christmas night.
F. Gillesthrope is home from tine West
Col. Robert White, OF Wheeling, waa IL
the city to-day.
The Wellsburg band give a concert g.
the Gas City rink tonight. A three mile
race will be one Of the attractions.
Christmas was a quiet day here, bust
ness wa Suspended and the streets had 6
Sunday appearance. The people either
dined at home or with friends, even to day
the town seems quiet, business being much
less brisk in comparison with the past sew
ersl weeks.
The Episcopal Sunday school have their
Christmas entertainment and award priEei
tonight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
BENWOoD.

Last evening an employe ia the Jar
mill was battered up by q companion near
the corner Of Main aud Seventh streets
The assaulted party Was conveyed to the
lookup ard the asssulter forfeited tbs re-
auired number OF shekles to the city's cot
fers.
a Waterman at the lower plant fell in g
pit at the site Of The Wheeling %company's
plant Xmas.
TIE election CT Sabbath school officers
will take place to-day at the NJ E. Church.
The entertainment and Xmas t~eatiyi.
ties at the Lutheran church Thursday eve.
ming we're very pleasant and entertaining.
A package Of candy and nuts was given
not only TO tie members Of the Sabbath
school, bat to each juvenile present.
Mr.. Asa Peabody is the guest OF M-.
Gordon in Brsddock.
Mr.. Reg. Warden, a student in one Of
the eastern medical colleges, is a guest at
the residence of A. l.. Policy. Esq.
Mra. Alex. Caldwell accompanied by her
son Master George, left last week for Chi
cago.
Miss Eagleson, OF Martins Ferry, the
efficient teacher of the intermediate depart
ment OF the public school here. vas the
recipient OF ar Xmas present from her
pupils.
The Misses Deegan, who are attending
Mt. de Chantal, are home for the holidays.
The public schools closed Tuesday last
and will reopen January 4.
Mr.. j. Lindaman, Of Wheeling, was the
guest OF friends here Xmas.
Mr.. T. Hare, of Bellaire, was married to
Miss Kate Taylor at the NJ. +. parsonage
Christmas eve.
At the benefit hop given by the nailers
at Lazier Hall Thursday evening. Miss
Maggie Alien received the prize, a hand,
some pair Of earrings, as being the most
graceful lady walter present. And Mr..
J. Keboe was awarded the hat as being
the best gentleman WALTER present.
Mr.. L. Schmidt ia spending the holidays
with friends in Kenwood, Pa.
Mr.. Price is the guest OF friends in
Pittsburg.
Mr.. NJ. Kelley returned from Holidays,
burg yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

les Leaders Of the Salvation Army n
Ecglaud have presented q petition for the
us,don Of Editor STEAD, OF the Pail Mall
Ga-7tte. The petition is q mile ard a
half loog aad weighs 500 pounds. II
contains 2Ov 900 signatures. Even if not
p,rdoned STEAD will be released January
F--b
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

VIcr1ys Of youthful indiscretions, sui
fering from nervous debility, lack Of self
confidence, impaired memory, and kindred
symptoms. should send 10 cents in stamps
for large illustrated treatise, giving means
OF certain cure, with nuHssogs testimon-
iAi4. Address, Worlds Qispensary Ned
icsl Association $50 Main Street, Buffalo,
New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

T.s great western lawyer, the late I'm
orr A. Storms, is found TO have LETT his
W. slmos. destitute. With all his bril-
h.a. genus ED the thousands Of money
b. made, good common sense in some re
syec;s seemed TO 5e lacking,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

qas Controller o. New York haa JUST
received SjUO 10 be added 10 the con
sc'eucg tlnd, the largest sum ever paid 10
tn, cit Evidently New Workers are
=,7g hoa,st or hayen t much conscience.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
WINTER ADVICE.

ILo.Eh the worlds a tribe haTd
still Il might De wOTsi
Sect 20 take II as u comes,
Full or empty purse.
The easiest way 10 get along
Is not 10 he a fool
Keep your understandings ~arsa,
Your upperstandinss COO!
Let the crOakrEs croSA lEe!r c4-iE
Let the carpers kick
60 ahead aud do your work,
Lite IN every lick.
Take your petty srleis and cares,
Drown 'em in 4 pool;
Esep ~. understandings warm
Your uppeTsiAAd:S-s cool.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

At a reception held hy Baroness Bur
dett CQo,ts, Patti sang the Letter A ia"
from Don Juan, after having executed
several brayars pieces. At its close q small
ok LADY stepped Gp 10 her ard said In
6%oriturs none can equal you, but Mozart
seemed hurried to NE in your in,erprete
ton. Nov. that you mag rot fancy ! speak
OF your singing as the blind msn does q
colors, | will mention my name Jenny
Lind Gol3.,Rmidt. Nine Ps'i seemed
o,;rntly disturbed By this cool cepspre, bat
quietly retorted Il know goa were once O
celebrated singer Grandfather used 10
speaZ Of you. After this reply Jenny
Lind returned to her place at the hostess s
siHe withnnt . word.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

DR.. SchliemsGh believes iron The figures
of Oh certain wages, tha, corsets
were in use in prehistoric Greece. This
should teach our fashionable and wasp.
WASTED women q iesson. All the women
Of prehistoric Greece who wore corse,s are
now very dead.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

From beds Ct lowers is the breath thu:
has been rendered a~gEeesbly odoFous With
SOZODONT. wIick communicates to the
teeth a parble Wilderness, and 10 the gums
q rossste lint Use it aud b~esutify your
mouth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
something Like the Cloak Of Charity.

NsG Orleans PtcGyaRG
The luug-tsiIed oyereoats worn b yoUng
men are known as the dude blessing.
They hide q multitude Of thin aud crooked
legs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
HoRsFoRp:S ACID PHOSPHATE
Well Pleased

DR.. c. Roberts, Winchester, Ill.,, saYs
have used it with entire satisfaction in
cases Of debility from age or ovsswerk,
and in inebristes aud ~dyspeptics, aad an
eel pleased with It's effeeta,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

The Christmas number Of The heyHote
New York; comes TO us replete with good
things. The seasonsble full pages illustrs.
tons include "Cupid's Christmas Concert,
Christmas 10 the Forest Christmas
Dreams, Winter in Florida, and a hand
some double page, entitled Christmas in
the Monastery"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

A New story by Joel Chandler Harris
t"Uncle Remus will be one Of the strik,
ing features Of the January Centuy
New York Ii is entitled Trouble on
Lost Mountain, and it is accompanied BY
two pictures by young Hemple, who ii.
lustrated Mark Twaiu's "Huckleberry
Finn"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

Vide Icak, Boston; b. Lothrop y
Co } has secured some good true stories OF
adventure from the pen Of John Willis
HAYS of the [. S. Geologic Survey; the
first, a tale of Western North Carolina,
An adventure in a Mica Mine, appears
in the January namber. A true North
Carolina story OF the Revolutionary War, a
page Of the author family history, "A
Revolutionary Turr.Coat, is also given IN
the same number.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

PAzSELL has determined Tot % attend
he Irish convention q. Chicago. There
i, TOO much gsirg on ST home just now.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

~ IV|F V|NI''|
4, Bismarck. naG an Indian Was
drowned vile trying TO save The life Of a
EuuAw.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
This Is Puerile.

M~scsronic reading Of an cid saw To
he puer ell things are pure.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
''FraiIty, Thy Name Ia Woman"
Long Enough to Fence II Routt

At q tax sale Of some land in Albany,
the other day, one purchaser bid Sls4 for
one oc!illionth of au acre. In figures il IT,
represented thus - IL, 900, 900, 000, OO0,.
600 900 O0O coo, OO0th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
Evidently He Didn't Go Often

man in Minneapolis sued a church
for $40, 900 because he fell down a stair,
way, which be took for q dark closet. He
lost his suit. The jury evidently took the
ground that if q man insists upon going
10 church he must put up with the conse'
uuenc es.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
LITERARY NOTES.

Canon Farrar has an article on the
Church 10 America in the January mum
Der Of the .North american R'rie"
New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
Always Give the Lady Precedence.


Always Give the Lady Precedence.
Philadelphia HsTGid.
Never Judge men by appearances. A
mar may look as bold as a lion and be a
ma~ior.general OF militia, and yet make
his wife go down stairs first when he i'm
agines he hears burglars in the house.
"Frailty, Thy Name Ia Woman"
Hamlet.
That ste 10 Ta,., often 10 body
lis tree, It's true It's a glt'
And pity us, It's trus.'
DR.. Pierces "Favorite Prescription is
the best restorative tonic fos physical
frailty in women, or female weaknesses or
arrangements. By ~druggists. Price re,
duced to one dollar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

Advance notes of the OrsrtaHd Monthly
for January promises u number OF especis!
interest. This will bethe Holiday Issue,
and i, has been decided to publish it a few
DAYS before Christmas. The first article
will be Leonsd kips Christmas Story en-
titled Golden Graves. - u tale OF the Mines
at "Lowber Bar" in the stirring times OF
az. Hoo. \. A. Sargent will write again
of the Chinese Problem and the recent
agitation against the Chinese. Perhaps
the article that will attract most attention
Is Untitled The Lost Journals ola Pioneer.
Some old books, Mss, etc, were recently
fsund buried in the Coast Range. Sol
Sheridan will contribute one OF his at
t~racive Stories. There will be poems By
Agnes A Manning, Francis E. Sheldon
and Miss Coolbrith. The Book Reviews
Recent Verse, Editorials, Etc, will be uF
TO the Ocsrland. high standard. The
Overland Monthly 40 Suffer s., sau
Francisco.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

TIL, POguta, Science kothty for
January opens with NJ. Pasteur's com.
mu~nication to the French Academy OF
sciences, announcing hiS discovery and sue,
csssiul application Of "IuoculatiOn against
H~ydrorhobia. DR.. William Odling g
Science in its Useful Applications" in
which the author snimsdyerts upon the
modern cant about the superiority OF pure
science, and on the idea that there is some
thing derogstory in making science PEac-
tically profitable; DR.. Eliss Physiology
Of the Feet" aud a review OF Bancroft )
History Of the PsciEc States. which is
nov in its eighteenth volume. The bio
graphical sketch, accompanied by the
usual portrait, is of Frank Bucklsud, one
OF the most interesting characters IN the
history Of science. The editor ~rejoices
over The Decline Of the Ghost" New
York D. Appleton ! company Fifty
cents a number, s. . yesr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27
CAIRO.
A Glance at thu Beautiful Egyptian
Capital.
FaiyIiSe Old Egypt---The Beauties anc
the Reverse Of POpulouS
Africa.

For no 5,.rIGy G'gi.ser.
One day my father and lis brothers
=eys ,.lsios about Egyp: aud Cairo its
capital. Thsy were all eloquent in lie
praise. In that happy country, saic my
father, the bounties Of nature are most
abundant; the wonders Of human art In
Vulnerable. The redundancy Of the Nile
renders the land et once beautiful aud fer
lie The iuhabi;aa,s are more polished
he women 10 particular are more agree
able and beautiful than in any other city
If Q view the Pyramids, those monu'
meuts of ancient magniicerce, you are
os,opisbed. These buildings are at once
rro,fs of the riches Of the Pharaohs, who
built them. aud the abilities Of the artists
OF that period; for though the time OF their
erection is so far back that the learned
a only conjecture When ii was, they re,
main perfect 10 this day and probably Will
DO 30 for ages to ONE Nor are the IN
stances Of modern history less interesting
In short the, the commerce, The riches, the
number and variety Of strangers to De
found there, justify the prOyerb, that he
who hath pog seen Egypt, hath not seen
the greatest sight in The world. ,.,
lis thus tnGt the Arabian Nigh's
speaks of Al Kskeirah
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

suSUar.uu-aasEs sI,tssS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

Sc PEE week,
lscpeTScek
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

Jas Il. rANEY, C,nroa Manager.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

c".s,s Of HE REGISTER
~. r..a -. WI E.-..AE. PaE2AlD.