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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
MARTHA WASHINGTON.
TIE Wife OF Our First President and Her
characteristics.

TIE Wife OF Our First President and Her
characteristics.
The manners OF Martha Washington are
said TO have ben most engaging. She
never assumed TO be anything extraozdl
nary Intellectually, wasn't much Of read
er. but her elegance of manner has been
mengioued again and again in descriptions
OF that historic time when she was the first
LADY of the land the wife of the reVered
frat President of the United States.
She is described as having been rather
below medium height, but dainty formed,
with . pleasing face aud dark hazel eyes.
The picture given here ia from an engrav.
ing taken from Gilbert Stuarts painting
in her later years Perhaps the best sketch
Of her now in print is the one in Laura e
Holloway popular book, The Ladies Of
the White House which also contains q
fine engraving OF her in her youth, as we'll
as one when she had become 8 white,
haired grandmother, engraved from Stu
arts picture. Therein is charmingly told
the story Of her frat meeting with the Illus.
trious Washington, then Il young colonel
/, was in l75S at the house Of Mr.. Cham.
be1layne, o, New Kent, Va, while Wash-
ington WAS on his way 20 williamsburg, at.
teGded by body servant.
Shs was &c, beautiful, aud a widow.
he wss near the came age famous and
handsome. They were mutually pleased,
and after II few meetings arranged for a
marriage.
Martha Dan5riGge was the daughter II
q Virginia planter and was born in 1882
Hsr education Vas such "a the limited 10
cih,ies Of the times afforded. Der social
pleasures compasssd by the society OF Viii.
lism.burs. Wh.n very young she was
married 10 Col Curtis refined, polished
and generous man. They lived not far
from the plantation Of Mes Curtis father,
happy aad blessed during q few liee'Ing
years They had three children, the
eldest en unusually bright boy, who died
Il few months before his father. Col. Cur
lis died Of consumption, leaving HIS young
WIDOW the posseesor Of 3 rich estate
Her country home, where Washington
became engaged 10 her, wss called the
White House. From that the executive
mansion at Washington took its name.
The Washiugious began life at ut Yer,
Gan They were wealthy and refined, and
tae best of society OF the country WAC glad
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IN plain sight. That Of
Washington has Il lid,
on which is ,culptured
the American shield
suspended over our fes-
TONED hags. An eagle
with open wings perchei
upon the superior bar
Of the shield forms the
crest, al engraving Of
whichis herewith given.
But in marble below the
design. is the name
Nv ashlngton.' When
Washington was first
entombed q silver plato
in the form Of a shield
was placed on the leaden
coffin. It's inscription
was: George Washing
ton. born Feb. o.. 1852 ,
died Dec Il, 1873. II
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glJesIin3 &e9istes
M TIE I'D OF FEBRUARY,
T.. Hundred and Fifty-FOur Years
Ago,
o.,.-. wassngtOO Vas Born---A Few Of
49, Mar, Representations Of the Hero
w-,;s Birthday We HOncr---HOW
Composite Photographs
are Made,

y,,.Ssr American has been so often 3
,s,, Tor the painters brush IS George
T,.b,pg,ou. Artists and sculptOrs, native
I'm have expended their skilluPon
-. ,.,b 7esal,s witch refuse to agree.
- D,c,are and bust represents differ
an in looks and character. No two
..-.1rs ,..,A o.her Ba! for the fact
~, thew are labeled Washington" II
I'D b. impossible to guess who the
,-.,.aa, hal been
n,sr lh-se hundred portraits, busts and
.,..ss VI the great Pater PstriA oy pant
- sd 81. p.ors who were distinguished
-, heir dsy srs in existence. They depict
..s,- IMMORAL saojsct IN as many differ
-, ,a.ses Some times they make him q
.,,.s Rorau With a nose that equals the
,,srs., Of them in contour and mouth
rim IS q stone wall; again they make
,;- = sinister o!1 barrister. wiley diplo
90, 3 5s.vaDgled 5rigsnd, or q smisking
,.c-tls, The following picture il from
.,r-s,; S.aa-, painting painted ia 1896.
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This modest stone was the first monu.
ment ever raised to The memory of Wash.
ingtou In June, 1915, is3.days before
the corne- stone Of the Washington monu.
meut a. Baltimore was laid, Mr.. Gusts,
Samuel Lewis. nephew OF Washington aud
captain in Baylor's regimen. Of horse;
William Grymes, son Of distinguished of
ficer in the Life Guards, and the captain
of The Lady Of tie Lake, brought the
inscribed table. end deposited il with sol
emn ceremony. They wrapped it in
1.-The blessed nag Sign Of our precious pas,
Triumphant, present., aud our future vast"
And bore it in their patriotic arms to lie
resting place. With the bricks Of the old
chimney that had once formed the hearth
in the home OF Washington infancy they
CONSTRUCTED q rude pedestal, upon which
they reverently placed this, the first monu-
mant TO the frstsot patriots, "commeudirg
it to the respect and protection of the
American people in general and the citi-
zeus Of We5tmUre!aqd county III partic-
MAR.
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EPlTH ELiO MA!
OR sKIN CANCER.

For seven ysars / suffered vi h eanosr on my
face. Ali the simple eiics were applied 70 d.
lev late tue pain. Dat the place continued 10 now
snaly extending into my noe. from Viii came
it Was stsc inf Amed and annoy ed me g1eAt Zeal
About Gig ntlrBcbths 20 AS 10 Atspta, Of tue
house OF trisDc, who 90 strongly recommended
toe use Of svift's specific thar determined TO
una Ee an EFFORT 10 prOcars It IN this was tuo-
cesIiui, and be.nr is use The IL dreacr OF the
medicine 81 nrst vAs 10 somew hst lyyra,a,e the
sore; bus socn the infsnU aroa was sliay 81, and
beSsn 10 inprVve alter he cat ies bottles. ~
general se,lth has greatly tuprcsei. l an
sron er and able 10 dc any ktrd o! work. The
cancer or NV iaos hesSr TO ,ecressS snc the ulcer
10 heal until there Is not vesuse OF II j. -only
a Little soar mark, ths ace y ere II hAi been.
am rcsdy to ser q qOssiiocs relative 10 this
care ms JoIcIS A. AIDoSAtp.
Atlanta. Ga, August II, issS.
IhGve had 8 cancer 90 10y lace for some jean,
extending from one cheek bone across the nose 10
the other. II b., given me g,cst deal OF pain, ~
tiGes burning ana itching 10 such an extent that
II WAS almost unce rAbe. | commenced mtng
Sw'its Sisciie f. May, 1855, Sai have used eight
bottles. II has given tie s7Cs'rS; relic! by remov.
tng the inflammation a4i rysii ring ny genera
aealih. w, bARSKs
Rockville, IO~s. Sep. s. lssi
For many years SaS sUberyI it'll cancer Of
tbs nose and har.nS heSn cured 1s iRe Use Of s. ).
:.
Ing humanity 10 make tGis E:ai5 ug1t Of my ckse.
With the iouriesn;h bo;,S tUr ,sbSeT began 70
heal rapid Y ans sOon DISAPPEARED ssd for several
months there has hJScn 70 Appearance OF sore Of
any kind on my nose o. face. nr!ihEr Is my rose
al all tender 10 the ;such. have t',cn SboGt two
dozen b6itlOs Of :. : Gud an Soardiy cured ana
know that ;. : =. Effected TIE cCTU alter every
known remedy ass trisd and had isl et.
kbgEET sXEDLET,
Fort 6sines It's May ], 1855
| hal heard Of lie wonderful CURES Of sSitts
Specific, and resolved TO try 4. conuoneed tai
ing IL in April, 1851 Ny general health Was much
Improved, yet the cancer Which AS IN my breast
continued 10 grow slowly but suge'y. The bunch
grew and became quite heavy. ! ,eii that mast
either have IL cut or die But II conDeAced dis
chargiug quantities OF Rlmst black, thick hooi II
ooutin ed healing srount the edses uasL Nhrr-
airy, when 10 Vas entirely healed u o aud we'll
Busy WOOD.
Lochesstt, plymouth Co. Mas. July e. 1885.
svift's Spe,iho IL entirely veI stable, and sem,
to GERS by forcing out the Impurities from
the blood.
Treatise on Blood a. skin seisss mailed tpS.
THR SWIFT sFECIT'C Co, Drawer 5, Atlanta,
Ca n. Y, lS7 W Esd street
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The OLD CoNTINENIALs.

liz their ragged reztmsntais
stood the OLD ContlEertSE.
Yielding not
When the genadiers were lJngtus
AGd ike hail felt the piunIiuC
Cannon shot;
when the files
OF The isles
from the smoky night encampI1ent.
Bore the banners OF TIE rampant
Unicorn,
And grummer grurlmer, GUNNER
Rolled the roll Of the drU'GIcT.
Through tbs morn.
Then with eyes 10 tue ir0Ils ~
aud with gun, hJriZnut1l
Stood our s,res
All The halls Whlsilet deail.
aud iu streams tIgsEiUS reilJ
ElaIei the dreIi
As the roar
ON the shore
swsrt the strong battle tieaksIs.
Ger the green -sOdhed acres
OF the plain.
Aud louder. louder, louder
Cracked the black gunpoSie
cracking amain
Now like smiIh7 al their fOEse.
Worked he red ~ GroTgCs
CaunOneTS.
AL the EillAlnUus saltpslre
RUpg 4 hrrCe, Gisccrisnt meter
Round their - =
A. the 'wiIt
storm -iTilt
Wltl hot, weeping anger
Came the hnr'egumis ,lSaEJi
On oar Gans';
ILsn higher, higher, higher
Furued The old-iash!Gned afr
Through the rank
wkeL The old-!stbioEel Colonel
CalInrpi through the white inieInA
Powder cloud
And his broad sword va, swinging
And bis hTazeU lh.oct e.. rigging
Trumpet lDnt
Then the blue
Bullets few,
Aui the trooper jackets reji-H
Attic touch oi The leaGCD
Eite breath;
And ToIrlsT, ToIuder, TolUctI
Reared the iron six! 3gnteT,
HUrlicg de.JL
CRY HUMPHREY IN v asI
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A Glance at Freedoms Mscca and Its
Treasures.
The great of many lands journey 70
Mount Vernon 10 look upon the tomb Of
Washington, lis hallOVed ground. The
spirit of the past il about it Like pic
tpre of q vanished time the old Virginia
dwelling and it's fairy surroundings greet
the ewes Of the pilgrims who visit it The
scheemiDg, striving atmosphere OF the cap
ital falls away from one like q garment on
entering that holy retreat; There mem mem;
ories of the man who loved liberty go well
that be gave his life to her service eTtin'
puish the worldly ambitions Of the day;
Before that plain but eloquent tomb all
stand in reverence. 1t holds the clay gar
ments Of q hero. Their heads are On
covered and bent, eyes grow dim, and rev.
erent lips pray.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

Washington was born was destroyed be-
fore the revolution. George ". P. Custis
placed upon its site a slab Of trees one.
represented in the accompanying picture,
bearing this inscription Here, the lth of
February, 1892, George Washington was
born" This date is old style, ss was
every date until 1852, when the new style
Of calendar was adopted. The house
stood about half mile from the junction
Of Popes creek with the Potomac, in West
moreland county, the Athens Of Vir-
GINA The county acquired this name
on account of having produced a great
uumber of distinguished men. The house
in the accompanying engraving is an ex'
act counterpart of the one in which Wash
ington was born and belonged 10 the Wash
iDgton estate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

Recently the citizens Of Fredericksburg
have petitioned Mr.. CIoSton, their repre-
sentative IN Congress, to sndesvor to have
the bill soliciting au appropriation to finish
this monument, introduced last winter, re.
ferrei to an appropriate committee, and
acted On without loss Of time, in the hope
Of securing its passage during the present
session. IL is scarcsly possible that Con-
gress will turn deaf ear TO this appeal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
WASHlNGToN'S FAMILY
Ihe English Ancestors of the Msu Who
Whipped EnGIand.

Whipped EnGland.
The author Of the book entitled Moth.
eIs of Eminent Men said thHr While col
lecti1c material for her work she wsS
many times iorcsi - think that eminent
Ueu hal no uothsr5. the difficulty ct mud
ing ont anything sbou' them being 60
CREST IL tn case Ct Washington father,
though We snoY eli shout his ancestry, we
know bur little cf his character. His an.
ceStry can be traced back to the thirteenth
century, but Of the man himself We know
scarcely more than the date Of his birth
and death. What he was in appearance,
mind snd character re cannot learn.
There were not close chroriclers in that
early dsy. The dsily newspaper was IN.
known and the writers ofbicgrsphies we're
few. And then the father Of Washington
died when the son who made him an OBJ
jet OF interest 10 Americans was only II
years old.
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non will revert to the State Of Virginia
The tomb is q few hundred yards from the
house, near q ANAL wooded raVine. The
picture represents the entrance. The body
Of Washington w"s removed thither from
the old family vault in 1881. A plain and
poor structure is the tomb where rests the
mortal Eart Of the great patriot lts ttoat
is rough, ard has plain iron doo' inserted
in syone easement. Over the door on a
stone panel, is engrayeu ;aese words: Il
sm the Resurrection aud the Lite; he thai
b-lieve;a in Ne, though be we're dead, get
shall be live, A bsick wall, twelve feet
high, iuclcsps the tomb. It. iron gate wa7
extends aevercl feet introat Of the iron
door, over which in the stone couing ia n
tablet with this Inscription "Witbin this
Enclosure rest the the remains Of General
George Washington.
The sarcophagi OF Washington and his
wife ere in the ante chamber Of the tomb
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His name was Augustine Washington,
and he was q wealthy Virginia planter.
His FIRST wile's name was Jane Butler
She died leaving three children. His sec
oud wife was Mary Ball, the mother of the
first President of the United States. At
the age Of 40 Augustine Washington died.
b. his second wife be hsd six children, one
of whom died ia childhood.
The Wsshirgtoas were the descendants
OF sc old family Of the English sr;stocraey,
TIE usue was irst known shout the mid
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A SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING.

Hls.. ChJnJ.e, ~ I,HEi~y 81 S.chJ.4I
sod gDe' 20 tie circus with grandpa
Ard sits on 4 nice .ushJucJ seat
Where he beams upon the peTiot
Win s;u.io eCuGiiGg and .wcr,.
I,u, slteTG while h0 ,roWs IrsIle..
Then he 'oiIy Observes:
IT thesr are gTo'sTTG ssAIs grandpa
Why don they pas. The prctsrves
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reared them with the mott conscientious
Washington died on December IA, lIS ;;
She turned from the chamber that held
his dead firm, Eever to enter 1t again
This wss the last event Of her lie Ih,Tty
monrbs iarsr 10 the spriDg CT 1901, q, the
age of 10. she, too, slipped out OF NE
leaving look of peace on her oead 'ea'
nres
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4 HISTORIC LANDMARK

t7suuce d tavern, wheEa Washington tad
his ouar;ers when the British eva2Gl'eo
New York, is all ls,sniHs Tee picture
represents it ss II is l. lie an immense
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glory in the Sages
Who, In the days Of y0re,
In combat me, the iCemen
And dove them from the shore.
Who dung our banners starry held
In triumph TO the breeze,
And spread broad maps OF cities where
once waved the forest trees.
/ glory In the spirit
Which gO9dcd them n rise
And fora a might nation
Beneath he western skies.
No cline 20 bright and beautiful
a. that where sets the sun;
NJ land so fertile, lair and free
A. that Of Washington.
GEOR0E P. MORRIs
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'csr copieJ oTIener
than any a. her, and
has fastened itself
on the mind OF the
generations since il
was paints.i "a the
ideal Washington
Ii comes up to our
conception Of what
he must have beer.
The features nrs
firm and strong.
The face is sym
metrical and
grand, the eXprss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

80 you want a pure, bloom
.t@ COmplexioni IL so, =
~ applications OF Hagan
&. !GS0LIA BALM will gro .
o., you to your hearts Coz
,rni. IL does away with So o
!owncSS, Redness, Plmple7
i,Iotches, and all diseases al !
,npcriectiOns OF the skin. .
ucrcOmcsthe flushed appcar
nrco Of heat, fatigue and G L.,
,,trmrnt. 1t makes q lady o..
'nIRTY appear but WE@-
=; and so natural, gradual,
auh perfect are its effect,
mt It Is impossible to detc,t
application.
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pan g. W. -D ANHI -
can, and n" has mad
Washington an Aue-.-
cana gojIike Ameri-
can, what all might be
and few are. This pic
ture could well De used
as a model % the PEI.
fected American. In
{ h e face are the
strength. ha~ot>m and
calm Wi- !om " hich ii -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

had gone through the long and awful war
with dry eyes, but when it was over, and
peace separated them, they wept liks wo-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
ECZEMA
Ana Every Specie' al Itching aud
Burning Diseases Cured
rs SUtiCura.

LN'LkhA ~ salt RbeIm, Eiib IT, ss1IiIiIE
l. Il h ~ and burning, intt2niiy relieved By q
warm bath with tuticurA zap, and q single APP
p,icadOn oi Cui.sITs. the gTsA, rk'I Cure. Ibis
repeated dGily, with IEO thr. doses d CGtiCur
Fs-oiyCrt, the Nov E'oDi Purifier ~ keep the
the love s0pen, the iive' Ead kiinsys A,uEa VII
speedily cure Czems, IstlFT, kins gUsr. PsS1as..
Lichsn, .Pruntu', s'Ti ne q. usLjSu1, and every
speciss o! Itching, rCaiy sad Pimpiy IiImou o.
tue Eclip and sE'n ELra the bat pm siciAns SDi
all EloEC s41ntl,. ia.I
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The Land Of Ma.hinrtnn

tiuRu'shed the character Of Washington
Il ls mSjestic, ennobled, grand.
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shaft WAS to have been made lies beside it
crumblirg to decay The accompanying
picture, drawn By W. o Hazard. or Fred
ericssburg, gives faithful transcript of its
nnNas-sDca
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N..,. ..7s U1ce l.sc5yssei shss every
.ls 3. srua Of ola personality and even
E.s r.vyg,ly into his work When the
sos 10 c.rrare u sS-ug particularly por-
raj m.s.u'. rne s.hjact nrtsrEoes q
3-2-",o.,-.ug process Gs4 comes out,
80 ;a- picture . flashed q eoun'ryman
.. .as a-. This isn a fancy It's an
.,ls. - aud ia ter ,rszic tAc'. Photo.
y-lya7 Sc. ID :as ,.ne th " for l's Sub
.=-'s
WASH ,u L,s suffice! this kind OF
-s1sts--.-.7 with greater frequency aud
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biography, one pio-
,uEe which contains the
lyss u The seven, and
IN al! probability bearS
a stronger resemblance
70 JGa original than any
oae Of them IN this
the seven artists pre-
sent In one face, their
impressions Of the great
WashinEton's appear
auce Each artist con-
tributes only one-ssy.
sEtE Of the whole Nc
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H. RHEUMATIC, sEUE aL8IC.
SEf sCIATIC. su5deu, sharp, zad ksrT-
~ 6us Psns absolutely annihiated By
fHN The Cu'ic1rz Anti Paln Piastsr. q per.
Nm ieet Eniidnis 10 pain and inGamna-
a. ttsu. sss, original, infaliib!s. At
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

= Co.. - -,p5cdGoe here few OF the
:. '.,-s d. Va a!ugloa by artists of dit
h..a. usi5asrsr A bust made in 1892 by
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a.. g.. -Ir ISL r,my'sre5a Washing
U- 80 -h.cI could .slt ia mistaken as
lsarr I'D 70, o., n7i 4 refined and ele-
ss-, H.. r,rirr g., To- l779 "a Smitiere
ps,-.-, Wa4mr- 3H p0ctr,ir. which is 80
sc5.7. & ..anDers Shsrplsss, an Ameri-
ts0 r-..',i I'm ln 1926, permitting him
&C o. IS. .u-r.nan-sn AUericSn Of that
60 ,.t OlEG..ed tina
"- % these seven probes modern in
Co.. r,. evolved. Q, means Of composite
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Gilbert S,1arts portrait Of Washing
[ painted Z 1885, il the one
: American public regard win
: greatest fondnsss Il has
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Cerrc.hi an Italian,
makes al lnhexible
Roman Of him. stern and
grim as Cato Cucon-
ciously the Italian
artist Italianized him.
A picture by Wright,
a. Eu-lishman, made
ll 40 -rau,sOvms him
lLLJ - hau hty old
Brlton De Brehan, q
E.sr. .lusu N de a
.u>- Js him IN ITS9,
Which depicts him as a
E.ruch hero. Houdon,
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ga y ali drGFEsu Pro-: Cuticar,, 50
csnp; 2hsoiTentl q O.: soap, d csEb. prepared
y toe POTI ~ DEUS AsD CHEMICAL 90 Eos-
ton. Mass send tor PEmp
az AfiTiFY the C0npiexi0n aud sks BY
- A@SNS using the CutIcurl Essp
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die Of The thirteenth century. Before that
a manor of that name in the County of
Durham was owned by William de Hert
burre, who, az was the custom in those
dsys, took the name OF his estate. From
him descended both the English and
American branches of the Washington
family. Nsrioas mementoes prove that
they we've from the beginning people of
wealth and distinction. The eacierr
seat OF the family is said to be yet wti
preserved. 1t is of stone and oaken tim
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Fer stts@n yezr, tkey hsT,. ,asafiIy Tz!nsa 20
favor, All with tales con- <nilT iE-:cSIlDE ka7s
Lsonue the Lsnst PSr>Ir ont Lfrucz h5aI ths
United R;atss.
The quality - vaTTa- isI 70 vsIr 'Vta< 81 i9Ng
a. ordinary CoyTsr. We have l-tsJ Introduced
the and 4 n yrsdss vita Es''l I'M Hslf, ard
re O. fnrHish tEeGl . 5sA rIril ret.
Iizhsst sssrJs ifo1 ~ the "grl1. FTtz3 tslh
fhs las. modal resolve "a Ter IV.l Yesrss r Ssru
from ths late Expedition ksis a. S'E tTifsna
While soofes 81 patsbu have Dsp f0aBd sc.ih
len. the ptncDls Of the nlst FiitiLs ns's
proved Invaluable.
EttsiIsrs ara ssthoTiIsd 70 r'igSd nancy, ~ o.
sIsminstioo, these C0rssU "a net lroTs al rsET1-
se1. Cd. For sale even whore.
Catalogue FREQ on applirati0".
THOMSON, lkNGD0s q CO., u 7
ocs0f "a Wvb
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

VIII Mcdonald, 25iI DezTt5Ia ''T,st Obi
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

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pans 70 another, and 30 on, until as many
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

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