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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

Virginia since the Inauguration Of a Demo
cratic Administration under MIR. CLEyE-
L,Np, and i; behooges the party 10 give II g
ggactcal eudoFs- meGt by an increased ma
ro.i;y. To that end it viii be the duty OF
the Democrats party to pat forward It's
best material. GOOD practical, sensiole men,
and true Democrats, who viii act in them
fa-es. Of the people, and legislate With On
e.s single 10 tue material development OF
;H7 S,s,s. 1, is rue inst in this year OF
ls-5 ,asra vii, bs al election Of mem
5sss C.. tie Legislature, aud it is also true
tn. i: viii deyo,ye upon thai lsgisla'
tare 20 cleo a successor 10 Mr.. Camden.
A Legislature constituted as heretofore
Outlined. will carefully consider the claim:
Of all candidates Who may present them
selves before it, ard make choice accord
in, 10 merit aud the best interests OF the
S.sga. 1Lr. Camden may or may not be
candidate for reelection. II he is. ne de
serves well Of his parry. He has ever beer
true and s.eadfsst ami has made mos
l.e5i;a5ie and safe representative. slwayr
ioaS,aE TO ,he good OF the STATE, and sure
.r hes doas o great Sesl for it3 advance
uerl. Fcs. Virginia needs men Of action
not words
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

The New England Medical Monthly COM
ments very favorably OF the p5overbial long
and healthtul lives of the Jews. DR.: Pic
ard holds that tbs superiority is due 10
their stringent health laws. The Mosaic,
like the older Egyptian code, ia very s'rln,
gent regarding the eating of flesh aud
Other articles of fool. OF the animals eX'
am;ned, q large proportion are always con
demned as unfit Tor food. People who eat
meat Unfortunately very prone 20 dis
orders of the blood aad Of the kidneys, for
meat is composed o nitrogen, which the
kidneys have 10 remove from the blood
and Of course they cannot do this success
fully except by the aid Of Warmers sats
cure, the best kidney s'repgthenerr unles:
i, is temporarily PaElakeu OF ard only tbs
Vest meat is used Jews also use alcoholic
LIQUORS very spariDgly and thus aeep n
good digestIon, anu then again they ale
hoiday.ioviug and Sabbath observing
.class.-Housekeeper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

SOME maguaaimoas correspondent o;tLe
PhiEppi Republican hiss taken the trouble
to make on, q slate for tee Democrats Of
Barbour AMI surrounding counties. This
is the orde, Judge ..a IS therefor 20 Be
the head csuts, Gor Congress t.ss FEAEN
WooDs. Of Grafton, - TO BE appointed
Judge in the place O: les. 20 ai MS We
eanc7; J. Hop. Woods IS 70 be the uomi
nee tos State Senator in the district con-
posed OF Levi Randolph Pahur, Bay
bour Taylor and Tucb--. and Sauue. v.
Woods, Who wa, defeated as the Demo
cratic nominee for Prosecuting Attorney
at the las, election. By thu. 'Pestitero.s
radical dsmogogae. \. G. Dsv,20. ia TO BE-
resuscitatei from such iZro0le defeat Ay
representing in he uey. Legislature the
lofty virtues. intelligence, integrity and
character OF the Dsmcy-acy OF Barbour
county
lie has made up a. excellent sla.e. ou,
his own par.y Il badly in need @ al. his
ingenuity. TIE Democrats mana 60 sa,
along pretty well 5v ;aeus Ives.
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oIK. CAMDEN NOT IN Issu.

The Martius5arg Statesman, CT ls,t
week, strikes the ksygo:s in tee t,',ov.
ing:
The Republican press and sowe .s-sG
Democratic o--sus are seeking TO l.ss-p,
the Democratic P,-ty - ;ory.re ss'ss Is
sues upon !, AM creating fac,.e2>, seize.
They are persistent ia the EFFORT 70 make
it appear tbs: tie aila5so7s:ac question.
in the comiU- campaign ~i.. be me ..s,-
lion Of delegates pledged 80 sa2Fo,. "r
CANpEy to7 toe [. S S=rs'e. Such = 10.
the case. Tbs Democratic party viii il
the future IS N The pas make u7 It's
issues on principles. no: men i,r CAN
DIN is not "a ;s,1a in any ssasa ct the
word. The tzue and EsiUE issz- vii, &C
the psrpeiusctoa ef Democrat, p'i1c:,
plea and administrators. This coming
fall viii witEes5 he SIS, s.scioz il E g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

THE people Of P!us6urg seem 10 't"-
,ha, the Little hauagha aid Big hara"h'
and other West Virginia r.ve:s have lAI
enough appropriations from the Jri.a1
States Governmental Pennsylvania stve-s
get more. Under the new system OF a?'
preparations it will be every man Tor hun.
self and for "a much as he can get The
Committee on Rivers AID Harbors want
10 keep the amount Appropriated within
the limits OF Sll00J0go. b, ia cider %
do this the members OF the coImlae2
must possess hrrcg,saH backbone.
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= GOOD WAR STORY.
How ,hs Colonel WAS Cured or Eating
Rabbit Pie.

LOW t.Ae hhlRattA hastH 'AaN't ~ @aN%N'''s
Rabbit Pie.
I.w.I Consultation.
"Ialk abou. eating mule beef at Nicks
5l-y and dog version ., Rock Island
prison--'
Dog veusioa who ever heard Of such a
thing
There are hundreds of mea now living
Who can tell you, that while in the Federal
prison 8. Rcck IslaRd, every dog that
could De caugh. in the barracks was as
quickly soatchsd up, killed and eaten by
tue haIt,stsgyei prisoners as II 1t had been
thrown in an alligator pond, aud very
pa.atable yeusiOn it made, and when pro.
perly dressed could hardly sc told from the
sure enough article.
But this IS not VIVA: wanted TO tell
As l started 70 cay, you may talk about
yo4r mule beef and dog yenison. but about
.he toughest morsel | ever tackled wGs o
ca. 3 ye-i,sb!e ana venerable Thomas
ca. II happened this way We were in
winter quarters around Da!.on, when | re-
Ceiy5d o trteUtly Invitation 10 dine with
Captain Stalk Oliver ami his mess, the
invitation being supplemented by the al.
nouryameuc tnnt he would have rabbit pie
.or Ginuer. OF course such u menu could
lot be dsspisei, sud | was promptly on
aari whea the pie was brought in and
Opened with dae aud appropriate core.
m0af. W noticed q somewhat puDgent
door as lac hor tunes of the smoking dish
SLED he Tent, but with apprecistive ap.
2e,,'ps W. Tell t.. The odor was but -
suggestive prelude 10 the tsste but We
though. II the seasoning and chewed on.
"Ea- il vas 10 use 10 chew: q bark mill
could no. have mas,icGtsd the little ends
Of silsws into which morsel4 would wad
gLemselyes. The harder We Chewed the
tougher tEsy 20. and the bigger they
sFeilei. The taste was nothing. IL was
the ieagbecY .oaghRess that we reyolted at,
sud Captain Oliver called out 70 his cook:
Joe. wha: is the matter with this rao,
bit. mss makes 1t so tough
"Doau SQow, sab. II ; Ties &c toughestest
yaruja; l e5ber sawed. doau bEeve it 5
10 RABBIT uoEGow. lts too.s dosu look
ike 8 rabbits toot5.
Fetch is foo. here, and let US see.
The TOO. was brought, and would you
have .GOughJ IL /. was the foot. with well
w-ra claws o. cat--an ancient John
thomas. wlll ai9accsi in his ninth life, so
pronounced 5y Lieutenant Cutbbert who
a..s an exuer. IN natural history.
one Of the boys hai killed the ve0cIa.
bic rine ard .klnniug il, had cold II 10
Car,aia Oliver Tor a rabbit. Since then
alvaFs respectfully decline an invitation to
RABBI. pie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
ISaEEs.

>EELG,N.-Ol No5day. Januz-7 is. i>Sg. al
.a.5. %. Pc, Jys-S i. SyvESTSG, IN tie / - year
O, lis 1sc.
Fcrsrsl ZEN Ii, lasa residence. - Nineteenth
,usst wednesday s.teTnooa, at O'Clock. Friends
Of tag family aye invited . a.,sa'. Interment at
T.ajrrsa cemetery.
NEETZ-NsS NAE5AEEr Z. NEzTE, 81 her
E.ga, 15rlh o. Es'.airc, or Monday evening, al :
G T.. il the s5th year Of her sss.
Funeral wednesday morning al 10 o'slo-k. L.
rsTzzsrt 81 EcsS Ei'l cemetery,
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ChapliRe Street Property for Sale,

DT VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OFTRUST TO
ID me, made by Abner Key apd his WIFE, one Of
witch Is dated the twenty hith day Of July, in the
year 1873, q ii recorded IN the Jerks ONCE Of the
ijeei Of Iru-t Book numbered 49, page 2b2i and the
other !, dated the fourteenth day OF June, In the
year 1881. and recorded IN said office In iced oil
Irus; Book numbered p, page 2i5, Will on
THURSDAY, TIE 2Sth DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1856,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. L., sell a. public aug,
ton AT the .TOat door OF the Court House oil SAID
,ouuiy lhe south part OF the lot NOM oered one "
IN the square numbered fourteen (l4l. Gu the easi
side OF Ihapiine street. in ssid county being 50
much OF said lot As lies bCtroen the southern
boundary OF said lot and line drawn parallel u
said southern boundary AMI defiant forty sad one
half feet therel:CIn and briUg lhe samc piece oil
ground Y kich was conveyed 20 the said AnEer Key
by Thomas Mckennsn and his wife 10y deed dated
the 10Th day Ct septemn,r, 1865, and recorded N
.aid Office In Iced Book No. IS, raIe 237.
AND ALSO, the piece Of ground part al fad
lOt numbered one o. which va. conveyed TO ihe
said Abner Key by Willism II. HcaTDe and bis
vile by deed dated the tuuTteeuik Cav OF juno,
ia the year 1884. and recorded In raid office In Deed
Book numbered -, Pfge no. V ich ,ast ntntionei
piece OF ground is bounded on tho North by kIcv-
er TIA street extending along the sGU.h side o that
street abogt thirty three aud hslt lcet; on the
east by an alley forming the eastern boundary o!
sa,d lot nun bered one; on the south by the part
OF sai- lot numbered one first herein sos ribsd :
and on the west By the portion OF said lot num-
UerCd one which was conveyed to Justine, the wife
Of Never HeyIpan by deed dated september s.
1881, aud recorded in said office Ia Deed Book num-
bered II, page 37S.
/ believe the title TO be good, bit selling 2, trus-
tee undertake TO convey such title only as BY said
Deeds of Trust anu auI horiGed 10 cell and convey
e. aforesaid.
IRRMs or SALR-One third Of the purchase
money and rs much more as the purchaser may
choose 70 pay TO De paid In hand, and the remain
der with inteTeit IN equal iDstalments in one and
two years from the day OF sale; the pure haser
giving his notes with satisfactory personal security
for the deferred instalments and the title 10 10
tanned, or deed Of trust the property sold 10 BE-
given, as additional security.
DANIEL LAMB,
S.9si Trustee.
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Rather Pert Than Piou She.

A few days ago q youug lady was max
IL, purchase at country store and the
merchau; gaze her o counterfeit quarter
in change in o mistake). In counting
he change he discovered the quarter.
.ud visiting s. ccr-ec. i, he SAID: "uo.l
en-. Eueas that's Dad quarter gave
son The lady replied By saying. Oh
never mind; In going TO church to NOR.
row. md this will make ss much noise in
tie box as q good one.
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taking Bread From Puu-ter's Mouths.

N.. Hearrovthy has been for come time
griye marked in his attentions 70 the e der
dsughysrs os Mrs Maternal Mary and
Anna. Not long since Mr.. Heartworthy
wen, South. \ lady calling at Mrs. Mater
nails few days before his departure said
to a much Younger daughter in the family
little Geraldine, whom she found in the
uarlor. aud with whom she talked while
waiting Tor tie caild's mother, Il hear Mir
aeartwori5y is going TO Havana. | WOO
der It you know anything about it?
Yes N. DO, said Geraldine. frankly
"rasmua has told mo Bat il isn't Anna
Mrs Robinson; IT'S sister Mary he's gci22
% have
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
MUNDAY, FEBRUAEV III, 1886,

commencing at 70 O'Clock a III, the following de-
scrihed real estate lying aud icing situate Oh
Xue's IL and, In ihl Gig Ol wheeling, county Of
ohio, aud state o West Virginia. aud bounded
and deserted as follows;
Pe7inulng al a ONT IN the south side Of Elr,
qinia street SiNly-ssv5n ,G) Feet Jour aud ouc'baI
"a. .ncb,s cast o. F,UGsyIvauia street; tn'ncg
eastward f!nUg The south side Of virginia s'rte'
thirty ore l5ll i,cr; thence ,CuthWsrd paFai." Z"
Penrsv Ivauia street one ran ired and tw' nty min"
IGy lie: eight 5 incbe. 10 al alley thence wet
sIri along sail alley e,ktt' feet ten lpl inches;
rhscce n0rthwsTl sUi Parallel TO Pennsy l'ahls
,tra,,t fIty-tvo ~ iCc' rlre Gl inches thence
EIs,U ard and jara!lD. 6" Virginia street twenty
"a, go ieat tEo ~ iICa's; thence noTthWaTd
n,Ta'.rI 10 Ftrn7y.ysni1 -tr".t seventv-'iX i.p'
,osI eleven II GI,ha- - The Place o! bcg,hGirg
nc tl,Ir If S-Icvrd t. lr perfect. hlt sel'irc a,
,rns,a. shat. Ua'y convey TI'7 sPec!al warranty
,rrh 'iilc as is rss'j in mr y he deed Of irHs'
FIRMS or LL-''U" third {! the purcAas"
money. or 90 Iush "a .r" q the purchaser may
sisCt can in hlni o0"-'h.rt thereof Win m
,srest in one wear, yI the remainder Thereof with
irtnT,,t I'm tN1 TeaTs from ,ay oil sale, lAe pir-
chaser giving hi' notes with good srcuftE 'oi Sh'
Sois,r.i pl,Ilc,t' IN ! tho legal lite TO the go,
ner,y .nld I b.. re'aircl uE'i Iayu eht In igIi 0,
ne i,urchgs, uIy.t. am .rt.r's' - an adi "hAi
, wy .I.ItA,. : UD>HOHNr
ssC'''S' Trustee.
7 G. HFE,.., A3;.i.p -rer d'e-5'
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TilN EsEl,iNNtR.

West EirginisnS S0jOurninS ia
Washington can always Had the
DAII.Y RE%I<TEH GA che conn
ter OF LcPley a. EinNter, news
dealers, rs Fiirgeuih street.
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when Reason I.,sumes Her Throae

When o woman sends away lot OF
,biucs to Be evolved into rag carpet she
may iSr0v in her husbands light over.
coat. tennis suit AID many pair Of trons-
era that are ainos. Hea, but she, somehow
or other, De9er makes The mistake
o. including her cardinal velvet under.
..l--
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TEAS TEAS
sol }.


WHEELING, " VA, January J. 1855
UVE HAVE HIS DAY SOLD OUR $40
W Of Drugs, MeciHucH Paints, Oils and py'
<iUUs fiStUres, Good Will rtS., 10 laughlir
Pros. hrGG Compsny who vii! continue a. tht
Cd stand, 80. los M.in street Wheeling. ". Va
aaTsIE the 'rId- Tor The many cJuTtr5'cI CI
Sudci u IN the years pat we ASK continuance
q the ram" 20 our Successors.
EGFCc'i'lly, LAUGHLlN BROS. & CO.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Island
Property.

10y VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DA Ed
Is the 10Th day Of June, =. u. 1875, made log
William II. Cadwc, and Carrie CSd~e'l, his
vile. 10 ne r. trustee End recorded In the oil -
OF tho C.trk Ot the tounty Court OF ONO county
p.ge lO!, will sell a. public auct at the front
door Of the CoUt Rouse u Tho county, West
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

WHEELING, w. Va, January J. ls'S
Having This day bought the stock OF Drugs
Ned i.iur,. Paints, Oils aud Dye stuhs, Fiyturrs,
-ori MI. etc, .! L9ughuiu bTos. a Go Ne will
cr ntinu" ha business At old stand, No. l2D' Main
STREET, Wheeling, W. Va, and ask cpntiuIsnc
az the liberal Iaje bcs'O ~ on Ite old firm.
a.grgdra LAUGULlS BROS. DRUG CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
EWING BRo$.,
.l. IL IN at -, ~ t'i,-.'- -
q GOOD CHANCE.

.,TAETIEG THIS MONTH TO SETTLE II
= the #es,. resolved 20 lease my house stu
ale on c.rnsr OF Tscnty-thIj and Market streets
wi'h stable large yard, &c. 1hi' properly IS wcl
fitted Tor . ,aioor grocery, boarding house 0! aay
o:heg business also intend 70 sell al! Store tx
lures Family Ice BOX, aud all Household and
XII chen Furniture Tor cs'h at TGry low prices. A.
tsc 81 re time requcs: those to whom am In
,e5tei 10 call for their money, and those a no are
indebted to me 10 cal and settle at their earliest
Convenience. For iyr.her particulars apply to the
oursr WM. GOtTZE.
OratC. H. Goetze 5 Drug store III Sixteenth
str,ar .gcnt ror Nm. Gos,ze. jonlS 1870
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FOR SALE.

EHOssALE- sHEFFIEi.D THREE-wHEELfD
= Telocipele Car. Has been II USa blt a B3ci I
time Call az or h1d:css this othca. ap3E
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

For Gtteen years they have s.sai!iy gained IN
favor an 1 with sales constantly increasing have
become the most popular corset throughout the
United States.
The q quality Is warranted 20 'rstr q. ice as long
as ordinary ClTsi'. We have lately I"JcoiuCsd
tho q and z Hgraies With Er:rG iUug HGiSi, AMI
We can furnish them v nen preferred.
HiEhest awards from an the Worlds Great ta!rs.
The last medal received Is for Frs. Nsgr q Nz'!,
from the lare ExIosition held al new Orleans.
While scores Ci patents have been found worth
less the principles OF the Glove Sitting nave
proved invaluable,
Retailers are authorized 10 refund money, H. on
examination, thee jOrse,S do moi Prove IS repre-
serted. For sale everywhere.
Catalogue free on application.
THOMSON, LANGDON & CO., N. Y
ocSOF, Su, Wvh
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Wheeling Iron a Nail Company

rIIHF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of tho Wiso ing Iron and Nail Com
pagy will be held at tiv Once Oi the company IN
Wedn,sdsy January u, 1856, at o'clock =. M.
{. ID HUBBARD,
.,,,g.up7 Secretary.
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SO New Workers Thiuk of Everything

co - " To. FNtTT 4 HUN Ut q IT I'3aN
y. 5. "rrats..
The thermometer in Rome is said 10
record zero weather This sstonishes us.
We supposed Te had al. the cold weather
i1 the w0gli in this CITY
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u He Married

}ts Gioba SAYS Bcuc:caul. IS mum. lie
Must Dc ezra cry. or perhaps /! because
be r.a Jgy.lg'T married.
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Unless 10 - Drawn Through Wood.
l-rs-ria.
Tho Svs5sEr t3es,regccr cares mere ioc
-, HAT 4j>.-.-uisr than = logically Grawn
t-..1s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

Germany invites the United States 10
co operation in the establishment, O. ST
international parcel PCS, system. So a
bra ca OF ne po,toEce system. That es-
,s5hshed in England some time ago Was
failure 5us tie International feature gives
cCcJ.7a-eu.Et.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

srusr I.iut a. Pretty Girl Is n DsIusion.
.r:Tg- -'ss-.,-.
Iy-gE uar never hcc d delusion-u0-
les pity ci,ls sr" very scGrce.
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EvperJo Greece.

EVperJD Greece.
.. 10 Z. >.--s .. r. >.e.
Accusing lite. To have Grover Cis,e-
ANA e.. down on you solid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

Is the Rambler Betting on the sis
CEEgya Es.l'-r
Minnie Maiden is l..d- American gil
o: -l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

Ng.-r.i.. Ja-.Ei.
To-re.s many slip .twi1, the sidewalk
s-& ne bio these icy days
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-10

hundred and fifty yards. Then j
stopped running. threw my cap down,
pulled of my mittens and acted as dc.
l'berately as if I were out practicina
at a target.
'My excitement seemed to leave mo,
or rather to make me steady. / took
a long, careful aim and fired. The
bear turned slightly, but it was evident
that ! had missed. Hired again quick
". Another miss Ny heart sunk
low. Jan had not been able to get an.
other shot and was not now whore he
could fire with any hope OF hitting.
The bear began to make for the water.
Ready to die with despair if l should
fail again, took another long aim.
The bullet struck tho bear in the head
and he tunbled over instantly, stone
dead.
"It was halfpast 8 O'Clock and the
place where bruin fell was three miles
in straight limo from camp. We left
the four hundred pounds offood lying
on the ice and returned to the anxious
party to get help in bringing the car.
cass home. We did not sleep that
night until the dead bear was brought
into camp. The lieutenant gave out
extra rations to the men who assisted
in the work and made up q stew OF all
the scraps that were left of the regular
rations. Itwasn't much, but it seemed
quite feast to us. The bear saved
us, for just before it in it's turn gave
out the rescuing expedition found
u.s.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-10
Hay Fever.
Congregationalist.

Congregationalist.
This disease seems to be growing
each year more common. 1t is an
ontgrowth OF modern civilization. and
occurs only in persons who possess q
certain special susceptibility OF the
nervous system, either hereditary or
acquired. 1t is more common in men
than women, and prevails largely
among men of letters and intellectual
culture. The direct exciting cause is
now ascertained to be the pollen Of
certain plants such as thegrasses, rye,
wheat, oats, ragweed and Roman
wormwood. The pollen OF different
plants excites it in different persons,
but whatever cause produces it once
will produce it again in the same per-
son. Hence it appears oftentines
with strict regularity year after year,
at seasons varying from May to Oc-
tober. The first symptoms are those
OF itching OF the eyelids and nasal pas
sages, followed by frequent sneezing
and the discharge of serous fluid.
Henry Ward Beecher, himself a suf-
ferer, says: "You never before even
suspected what it really was to sneeze.
II q pane OF glass is gone you sneeze.
II you look into the sunshine you
sneeze. II you sneeze once you sneeze
twenty times. 1t is riot OF sneezes.
First, q single one, like leader in q
flock OF sheep. bolts over; and then, in
spite of all you can do, the whole flock
come dashing over in twos, in tives, in
punches OF twenty" Next, there is
redness and watering of fthe eyes, SWELL
ing of the mucous membrane OF the
nose, and general febrile symptoms.
Sometimes the nose is entirely closed
by the swelling. Cough follows, more
or less frequent and violent, generally
with but little expectoration. In a
certain proportion of cases there are
parcxysms OF asthma, more or less
severe. After a variable ton the
sneezing ceases, the discharge be-
comes thick and less abundant, the
swelling subsidies, and all the symp.
toms abate. The only method OF pre-.
venting the disease in susceptible per.
sons is to avoid exposure to the ex-
citing cause. Certain localities have
gained wide ,otoriety from the immu.
nifty which they afford from this dis.
ease. Bethlehem. N. H., is one of the
most famous OF these. Others are
found among the mountains, at the
seaside and on islands. A voyage at
sea always gives relief.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-10
MIDDLE AGE.

y DAYS OF lair midsummer time.
U days OF prose, of peace, OF calns,
Now when l seek the blue sea wave,
II is Tor comfort and for clans,
And not to follow pretty Rose,
With glasses on her piquant nose.
Not to obey her qucenly nod,
Not to spend hours before the glass
lnventing OF wondrous tie
winch shall my rivals tie surpass,
ana @ envy to his dark soul bring,
Although, alas! | cannot sing.
de was plaintivo, iair-haircd youth,
VINO played upon the light banjo,
And warbled meath the witching moon.
My love that loved me long ago."
IN even the rocks felt his regret;
Her spectacles were glistening wet.
lis not to waste my manly strength
In rowing any lovely maid,
Or scrambiing after harebells blue
70 deck her false but golden BRAID;
lis not to lose my sleep for care,
For throbbing hopo and dark despair
Now years have flown and Rose has wee
Inc gentle youth with voice SO sad,
And |, in middle-agcd peace
Pass all my days serenely glad.
The sweetness OF indifference
Is my delightful recompense.
for all the narrowing pains felt
here by the waters twnkling smile,
zest Tor idleness I've gained,
y, heart not touched by woman vile.
10 happy freedom still cling,
for. though loved, | could not sing.
$. II. Swett in Harper's Weekly