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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
H~oUsEkEEPERs. HELP.


PAsrRY.-If the under crust of the
pastry be brushed over with the white Of
egg before the fruit or custard is added, il
will not become aoggy after baking.
REMEDY FOR DIARRHGA.-Good cider
| vinegar is recommended for diarrna, two
ounces for an adult and one teaspoonful,
moderately diluted, for q child of one year.
To SToP THE HIcCoUGH An excellent
remedy for hiccough for young and old is
~grsnulated sugar moistened with pure
vinegar. For an infant give from q few
grains to a ~teaspoonful.
KEPT DRY.-Sslt Goldfish should be kept
in a dry place, where the odor Of it will
not effect the air of the house. Fish skin
for cleaning coffee should be washed, dried,
and put in q paper bag.
COFFEE ReLLs.-Take one quart of
bread dough and mix with it ] cup of
sugar, I cup of butter, 2 cups of dried cur
rants; make into small rolls. dip into melt
ed butter, place in tins and let rise and
bake.
SWEET SAUcE.-Bsat the yolks Of 1 eggs
with 4 tablespoonfuls Of powdered sugar,
add q tumblerful of cherry and a liquor
glass of brandy; put the mixture in 8 jag;
place this in a saucepan of boiling water
on the fire and froth up the same with Q
chocolate mill.
A SALANLNDER Bone q chicken, and
rub it well all over with cayenne pounded
ginger; put q quarter OF a pound Of butter
in q steWpan, and lay the chicken in it, let
it FIN mel in the butter until it is quite
cooked; lay it on a dish. and pour the but.
ter over it. with the juice Of a lemon; serve
very hot.
EYTREE ros RoAsr PoRE.-Peel "a
many potatoes as will cover the bottom of
big pie dish. Sprinkle a half teaspoonful
Of dried cage over them. Cut an onion in
thin slices and spread them over this.
Add sslt and pepper and Jumps Of butter.
Cover the bottom OF the dish with water or
milk, and bake it in q moderate oven.
WELSH RAREBIT.-Toast thin slices of
bread with crust removed. While hot, but
ter slightly; then dip for an instant in a
pan containing enough hot water to half
COFtE TUG blScb IbCo III u hui pinlc, ~
loving one small slice for each person;
sprinkle over a little salt and pour on
enough melted cheese to cover them.
Rich, new cheese is best. Serve imme-
diately. Sometimes o little mustard is
spread over the toast; Ngain. the toast is
moistered with ale instead Of hot water.
The simple recipe, is, however, the one
usually preferred.
EGG Pie Make two very thin cskes of
Iadisn meal, -four aud soda, just sc for
corn bread, and wet it with sour milk, snd
bake them in quick oven Make a gravy
of one tablespoonful Of butter, The same Of
-four, q cup Of milk and salt and pepper.
When it ia boiling, drop in cold, sliced
hard boiled eggs; leave them in long
enough 10 heat, but don't let them boil up
or they will fail to pieceP. Batter one Of
the hot Indian cakes. lay it in a round pan
or dish, pour on the gravy and egg, and
lay on the other cake, butterirg it on the
top and sprinkling on pepper and salt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

initials. A temporary screen, formed
from ordinary wooden trellis. can. be quick
ly covered By bands of holly leaves sewn
on list, and the symbol Of the Church cut
from red cloth, fastened in the middle or
on each side. A large green bell, made
with strings ofholly leaves on q wire foun-
dation, and the date in red across il, could
be hung in a porch. Feathers can be
utilized when flowers are scarce, and eS
pecially beautiful devices made from the
plumage Of foreign birds. Phssssnts'
feathers formed into q cross and placed
against an ivory velvet panel look soft and
pretty. Various symbolic designs, such rs
crosses, anchors vesics shaped wreaths,
the keys Of St. Peter, also letters can be
cut from tin or formed Of laths and COW
cred With white wool, bound tight round
By fine silver wire. The devices should
afterwards be frosted or sniYened by q few
flowers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

tered, il is owing to the effect OF Spirit OF
Mind upon the doctor, the patient, the at
tencant, az also upon the Pharmacists who
prepared the remedies.
In the same way, it is Mind In Its work
iDgs, that cures in the magnetic methods.
Mind.eure under lies it all. II is the
Alpha ard Omega. 1t is fruit higher up
on the tree of knowledge, and win hold
it's sway after all other systems end. 1t is
Truth, and will maintain its c~mnipotent
right, until death shall be swallowed up in
victory" When the belief Of SIN, sickness
death,-so called-is overcome, and each
shall cease to be, then its mission is ended.
and this, though divine in character, will
become subject itself to Life, to God, to
the Father, and then, when the belief of
death,-ths last enemy-is destroyed, this
cure will itself become unnecessary or sub
ieet, that God may be Al in all. This
Truth is the Son that is to reign until it
"hath put all enemies under its feet and
yet, though all be put under its feet, or
made subject to Life, to God, ii ia to be
excepted from among the subdued, because
it is itself the Truth, the Conqueror, and
hence the exception. All this is enacted
or fulflled in each individual at the mo-
msnt Of his dissolution, when he,-not the
body-returns to God, 4. E. when the belief
he is, is destroyed, and when he finds
he is nanght, because, resolved back
into the one and only Life, as the ocean
may receive back the water taken from it.
No individuality. absolute here nor hereaf.
ter, because absorbed nor, and then, into
the one whole, the universal one Spirit, M
Mind, one Life, God or Father. I'm.
mortality nOp, and forsrer. To be here
after. 70 live, to know, to act, are ell to be
found in the then fact, as well al now, that
We are not, because GOD IS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
NEYERMoRE.

From the SPdRbh Of GESldsO Betgasr.
The dusky swallows In the balcony
To build their nests again will come, again.
With frisudly wing, beat, elamoriEg ioyously,
Against thy window pane.
But they that paused, f~orgetiuI 10 pursue
Their flight, thy beauty and my bliss before,
whom our names 4 sound familiar grew
They will come back no more.
Again luxuriant, thy garden wall
The honey suokls, - OF yorS, will climb
Again its blossoms open, prodigal
OF sweets, at eventime.
But thew. the blossoms that for Us eHhaled
Their sweets, wheSe cups with dew drops orim'
ming Ger,
Like tears Of Joy, together we beheld-
They viii come baek no more.
And on thine ear loves ardent utterancs
Falling hgain this silence too will break;
And vi, ding TO is spell, thy heart psrchsnCe
From its deep deep awake.
But "a the saint IN silent ecsasy
Before the altar kneeling may adore
As I have loved ~tbss-loys like this TO t1ss
shall come, al Esysrnors!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
DRAMATIC D0lNGS.

Ben Magnify began with this season his
Both year upon the stage.
IL is stated that King Lear was the IA
nous GArrick's GREATEST effort.
Nine. Jansuschek has secured another
manager in Phillip Simmonds.
John Stetsop's three "MIkado" Com
psnies played to $4,000 week before last.
Wilson Barrett, the London actor, is
fa~cetiously dubbed the English Sara Bern
hardt.
Mr.. e. ID. Hess states that he has now
no connection with the Lillian Russell
Opera Company.
Frederick Wsrds intends to give a spec
tsculsr performance of "Virginius" in New
York i'll the spring.
Mrs. Hughey DOughertY is very i'll in
philadelphia, having been delivered of a
child by the CRssresn operation.
Laura Don is said to be dying of con-
Sumption at the home Of her mother in
the Highlands on the Hudson.
Miss Grace Hawthorne is to appear at
Mr.. Mike De Young theatre, the Alcazar,
in San Francisco, December 23d.
Lydis Thompson is said to be more than
ever pretty, and does not look q day older
than when she left the United States II
years ago.
Jsrbssu has captured the dudes and q
husband toe. he is rich as CrOsssus, 20
years old, and his name is Bernstein. Jsc-
beau is q.
The Walnut Street, Philsdelphia, returns
10 the good old days" next season, and
will have the strongest stock company
money q secure.
BARLEY Campbell will try it once again
with "Paquita." He says it is the greatest
of oil his plays, and that there is q barrel
Of money in 1t.
Judic is to surprise her Partisan friends
Dou her return by introducing banjo solos.
She received private Instructions during
her recent stay in Boston.
A critic says Margaret Msther 8 picture
OF Juliet is q symphony of loneliness and
completeness. She is picturesque, intense
and at times overwhelming,
Georgia Csyysn has received an offer 10
appesr<next season in Theodore" which
will be put upon the stage IN magnificent
style by a syndicate Of capitalists.
Manager Brotherton pays Wallack's Com
$4,000 certainly for the appearance OF Miss
Sophie Eyre and the production OF La
Belle Russo" in Philadelphia.
Mary Anderson and the Lond on Lyceum
Company will opeu at the Chestnut Street
Ooera House, Philadelphia, January 1
All tina London scenery and properties will
be presented.
1t is Isaid that a beautiful brunstte ia
following Nat Goodwin al over the coun-
try and that she has frequently bestowed
. tokens OF her deep interest and admirs-
ton upon the young comedian. Goodwin
has not mentioned the matter to any one,
a. he is afraid it might reach the ears 81
his wife, and instead Of comedy he might
iud himself the leading actor n q terrible
tragedy.
Fey Templeton, who is the cause OF
much grief TO VIM. b. West, the minstrel,
whose wife she became in Nashville, Tenn,
in aay, 1888, says she loves the stage bet
ter than she does William, and that she
never ought TO have married him. She
SAYS she will make no opposition to the
divorce, bat she unhesita6n9ly admits thai
no woman ever had a kinder or q better
husband, and that if Mr.. West desires to
marry again, she will eheertuls give q GER
i6cste 10 this effect.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
WANTED At HOME.
Annapolis Capital

10 q certain village in Maryland a small
boy kicked ups breeze in the parish church
one Sunday, 1t seems that q certain good
woman bought a calls head and put it on
to boil. leaving her little boy to mind it
while she went to church close by. The
minister had reached his Filthy, my
brethren" when a small boy stuck his head
in the door aud Whispered: Mamma
The good woman recognized her son ms
tautly, and began at once to make signs
to him 10 leave the door. Mamma
again came the whisper = this time a little
louder than before. The mother shook her
finger at the boy warmipglY, and INDUCED
in other familiar pantomime with which
she was accustomed TO ave her son But
it didn't work worth q cent. The boy was
excited and in dead earnest. Raising his
voice he shouted: Mamma, you needn't
wink and blink al me; but You had better
come home right away, for the calls head
is buttin' all the dupplins out Of the pol"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

ter nsing DR.. e. McLane's Celebrated Liver
pills for more than twenty years IN my fanny
that l regard them as being superior 70 any !
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wife, and children, With the most gratIylnsr
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have been in the past
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Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TES1srIGo, Canada West. Ont
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Got three pills. he said they did help him: he
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
A FUNNY COLUMN.
HIS RELIGIOUS ASPIRATIONS oRUsRHED.

HIS RELIGIOUS ASPIRATIONS oRUsRHED.
Somsrpile Journal.
Little Tommy had behaved so badly on
his frat appearance at church that bis
mother declared she wouldn't allow him
to go again. The next Sunday at church
lime Tommy was deeply grieVed on being
informed that he was to stay at home.
please, mamma, won't you let me goT'
he pleaded; "Ill be just as good, and
won't do a single thing that's wrong"
mo, Tommy" wa the firm reply, you
snnol 60 to church again till you are old
enough to behave"
A tempest of tears ensued. When the
violence or the shower wa over Tommy
looked up pa,hetically, wiping his eyes, and
noaned; We'll, l do think it's too bad
that q little boy who loves God the way
do, and loves to hear people talk about
Him, cant 60 to church"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
4 Holiday window In New York.

Nsr York Sun.
In one of the largest Of those mammoth
houses known as fsEcy and dry goods
stores there is every year at Christmastide
9 magnificent panorama Of one kind or
another indicative Of the season aid its
festivities. The scene where the panorama
is displayed ia . window extending 100
feet from the great central door of the
house TO fifteen feet or moro around the
corner Behind the great plates Of French
glass that enclose this space there appears
this season q Canadian scene-s snow and
ice carnival, an ice palace, toSbaggsning
hill and track, down which dash toy to6og-
gans 6lled with gayly dressed toy doll to-
bogganers, looked at By doll spectators in
tobogRaning costume, even ito the SNOW
shoes, toiling up the bill On one side and
by the eager audience in the street en- the
other. Each toboggsn with its doll freight,
disappears IS it rounds the corner under
the arches Of the ice palace, through
which il passes, to shortly reappear at the
top of the hill, dashing as msdly
from under the snowpoTdered pines
and cedars which clothe its sides
and top. Under the toboggsn
hill is q camp FIRE of the dolls snow shoe
club, while dolls snow shoe races, curling
matches, sleighing and skating parties add
to the animation of the scenic show.
Within the house the great elephants,
ostriehes and cAmels which have figured
in the window shows of previous years aud
found, gsyly bodecked, laden with Creased
dolls and placed on various coignes Of
vantage. The mechanical French and
Swiss toys brought out this year deserve
more than q passing mention and more
space than this column affords for their de-
scription. They are figures of various
sizes from full life TO q foot In height, and
represent IN costume many ~nstionalitIes,
periods aud occupations. They play
dates. guitars, msndolins, bsDjos and
strange unnamed, quaint African, Asistic
and ancient musical instruments. They
are all musical in one way or another.
Upon being wound up they play on their
instruments, wave their fans, raise eye
glasses to their eyes. the baskets on their
arms or bouquets in their hands open and
display white kittens that lap out their
pink tongues, open and shut their green
eyes, and new; or little rabbits or dogs or
monkeys or white doves are concealed in
their pockets or baskets, aud reveal them
selves. while the 6gure-msn or woman,
boy or girl-plays on an instrument. opens
aud closes his or Der eyes, turning the
head from side to side in the most itelike
manner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
TIMIDlTY---A HlNDoO FABLE.

A lilly mouse, thinking q cat,
Fell into a helpless worrimeut thereat;
But. noticed by q wizard living near,
Was turned into a cat 10 end its fear.
No sooner was the transformation done,
Than dreadful terror Of a dog begun.
Now, when the wizard saw this latest throe.
"HCrs, be n dog said he. land end your voc"
But, though a dog, its soul had no release,
For fear some tiger might disturb It's peace.
Into a tiger next the beast was made;
And still twas pitful and sore afraid,
Because the huntsman might, some Ill starred day
Happen along and take its lie away.
"Theh," said the wizard, turning to his house,
"Iou have a mousels heart-now be a mOuse."
IT'S so with men no elrthly help or dover
Can add one atom to their earthly power
Them from their smallness nothing can arouse
No art can make a lion from a mouse.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
ONE OF THE FAVORED FEW.
A.. vi Tn5snsuHsnI


He was complaining in the most bitter
manner about the size Of his gas bill when
the fat, ~bald.hesded mat in the corner o.
the car. remarked: Il have burned that
same compauy's gas for thirteen year,, and
never had to complain"
Ever change your 9eterY'
"Never."
"HoW often have you had it testedf'
"Not q single time -,
We'll, WE'LL Never o~vercharged your
mo"
"And you are perfectly satisfied
Perfectly"
The fat man got of at the next corner.
and the other observed to his ettaanded
neighbor: Who do you suppose he ISL
"Oh, I've know him for years. Hest the
President Of the gas company you men
toned
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
SPJR3 IN A NEW o l.
CGliforR ia Maverick.

NuIyVWNU "uVFN"'
"Boss,' said a colored mar TO his en-
ployer, Use gwine ter git married tonight,
an want ter borrer q par o spurs"
What in the world 90 want with q pair
of spursT'
wal, yer sec, Use be gwine b~arerooted
mos o de summer, an | got some o dis
yere pizen vine on my leg, an hit would
look Gorter bad for me to stop rightin the
middle OBJ de obsekies to scratch, wouldn't
hitH'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

Mrs. Kinloch, the mother Of Mrs. John
Drew, Is 81 years old, and is ss hale and
hearty as q woman Of so. The old lady
Ewes with her daughter, Mira John Drew,
in P~hilsdelphis, and is never absent at
Of the first nights"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

All tsins daily ussps sunday.
Trains Leaving BnAssport Q. i:i2 p. -. Ga ssty
une) arrive ss chtoseS q $40 following nSruisg.
Trains lssye C1svslsnd los wheeling Ut 71AaS
2io p. n, arriving d tas .: =. and
PsSsne9 Assnt, Whssling, ". 70.
4. FORD,
Gen. p. md TIsks Assst, Pftaseufs. Pa
6sssr, Manages. PitsssrL Pa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
A QUESTION OF SIZE.

Robert, what did you say to the bad boy
this morning When he tainted you for 60
ing to Sabbath schoolY'
"Didn's say nothin' | just went right
on without ssyin' O word back"
That was right, my son, and sm glad
to see you had msnliness enough not to
notice him."
Yes; but you ken bet if he hadn't bin
bigger'u me I'd a thumped blazes out'n
him"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

tombstone Forbes Robertson, Mary An
derson's leading support, was born in Eag-
land, and made his debut in March, 1874,
in London.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
HE WANTED THE WHOLE PROGRAMME.
Til HnS

It'd Bits.
Miss Eugenis (enthusiasticslly)-"Oh
The reading was just superb. Mr.. Defon'
tame is certainly one of the finest elocu-
.~rionists in the country. | listened the
whole evening with rapt attention
Herbert-"May ask what he read. Mics
Eugenis2'
Miss Eugepis-"King Henry Fifth .
Herbert-"Yes, but what did he read
6rst?'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

=, me thorands Of casai Of the worm hind and O
eng Stsnding have oeen cured. Indeed g strong y
NJ itLth In IL enacaey that I Win senp y
rLES FREE, together with q
tsE on This disease 70 my sufferer. etvs expires
'oa I'd s. /. 4. SIoouh, III Pen Q. Few Tort
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

Know THrsELF, by reading the Science
Of Life" the best MEDICAL work ever pob-
hshed for young ard middle-sged msp,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
JUST As BAD.

JUST As BAD.
Puek.
I'm sorry observed the ~parishioner,
that I can't pay my pew-rent this quar-.
ter"
I'm very sorry, too, Mr.. Jones" re!utn-
ed the clergyman; 1 presume you lost your
money gambling in stccksY'
mo, l can't aay say that I did
Then in s~peculatipg in oilP'
mo. To tell the truth, / did not. l
attended your church Fair the other evan;
ing and got roped into q lottery" "OaE'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
NOT A DAY LIGHT DIED.
Brakes MdgdsiAs.

NOT A DAY LIGHT DIED.
DraEe's MGgasiaS.
Nov see heah, you Junius Brutus. Jon
jes walk turkey ober to dis side OBJ de struc-
tnr, an splAin ter yo's $50 but hons parinnt
bows 20 kim BY dat er squash" said old
Gabe Showdown to his youngest picka.
ninny, who had Just staggered into the
cabin under the weight Of . huge COW
pumpkin; did yer confederate dat fraum
dem po' white trash down de road, 20 son
of BellsaT'
"Wull, I Just did daddy, an l creepei er
lonn half mild 10 de shade oh de fence
comm home, COS dur N am po'ful ho'
ter day"
Huh! Go lsung, yer good-fer-nothin'
niggsh. I jes ergusted with yer. Hain'i
yer ole daddy tole yer often enuf dat nc
homes niggah ever stoles hum fxins at di'
time or dAyT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
west VIRGINIA MAP.

The RxsIsTKR's map Of the State. made from 80
tual suryeysof each county, contains all post roads
and streams, with political divisions. DO, and Il
considered the only complete map Of the State svu
published. sizs-Throe by three and three fourth,
feet. Price 90 Cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

rsassnsa usips daily meiu1ins sunday, AsUAs
uodsl.on trains run daily sxespt Bunaay.
JOHN q. TONLtHRpN,
1iskst Agent. Whssnna. v. W.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
(oPERATIre)
CLEVELAND 4 PrTTSBUka u. l.
CONDENSED time table Of pansaess trains corrus-
I'd 70 NOVEMBER ~. ~lssS-Csntrl Standard
Time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

Japan, which on Perry's advent over
flowed with wealth, is to-day bankrupt.
Her wealth is all gone and her bonds are
on every market, aud for the purpose OF
supplying improvements of civilization,
which have only rendered her people
dissatisfied with their condition. A PEG.
pie once careless and happy, now burdened
with taxation.
America has been the gamer, we obtain
ed a source Of supply Of teas, silks etc, and
3 6ne msket for many of our products.
Japan was better off though, when she was
q sealed Empire. ALoIs.