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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05

Collars and Guns are the best. sold everywhere.
A DISCIPLE OF EPICTITUs.
sleep well al night
Without sting bite
a bedDug. mosquito ty ira
While the roach On his back
MuImurs death Is BUHACH
To all bugs that breathe through their gills ira Ia
BHAC great california Insect Powder put up ONLY
sealed with yellow labels covered by trademark
Every Tin Is guaranteed Try IT, OF druggists
A HATS FOR GENTLEMEN.
FALL STTIEs READY.
r. ERNENNEIs, l4S Nassau ST., near Spruce
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1l4 LeIington-ave. between 10Th and 3Oth sts
Honrs-s TO l. to T. Diseases Of the Nervous SYSTEM
Genlto Urinary Organs Impotence and sterility.
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Stern Brothers

Will display OH Monday, Sept. o.,
their first impOrtatiOns of novel
ties i'm Dress Goods, Velvets.
Black and Fancy Silks, at very
attractive prices.
They will also offer in their Suit
Department some choice new
goods i'm Wraps, Jackets and Cos
tunes, specially suitable for early
fall wear, and at very low prices.
In addition, beg to inform their
patrons and the public that the
extensive additions to their
buildings, covering four full city
lots, will be completed about
Sept. Is. The date of opening
will be announced in future adj
vertisements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICE!
on MONDAY, SEPT. f3,

WE SHALL COMMENCE THE GREATEST SPECIAL
SALE OF HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR. COLLARS. CUFFS,
UMBRELLAS, SHOES HATS, TRUNKS. BAGS, &C,
BROUGHT FROM OUR WHOLESALE STOCK. EVER
INAUGURATED Is THE UNITED STATES. DUE
NOTICE WITH PARTICULARS PLEASE NOTICE
THE PAPERS OF SUNDAY, SEPT l.. 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATU RE ALMA MAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
sun rises 5:27 Sets 622 Moon sets ll2l Moons age
HIGH wArEk
AM-saudy Hook. O:53 Gov. Isrd lilo Hell Gate. 2bg
PM-sandy Hook. l:l3 Gov. Isld. 237 Hell Gate S2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05

Betting Rup6it Ito l. Fcrona. !, Guenn TO ], Are
e IC e, to ECyl Arch lotO Duke OF Mon'"
III c.ric Ten Booker, Tornado, oFaOn and Blue Wing
rupert was and led all the the way although Are
reached his head in the homestrech but
baSs of mcssS To Sa 9aI SOTe A4no
SsSe a%s nh A aS nf hay Sfn he Would n
dodbtedly have won as he was going po more
who rode Housatonc lucky in getting chance to slip
I'M home otherwise he could not have got
place Lonsctte saiked would any OF the
p 1aSs 5nS MAD n. sayrh'rs FTsse$ S
for over had enough retired ATsnS
te end Lucky and game always bgt had too
much weight INIT snG h @e S Ipt The rear ana
ffIH RAcE-H ASDIcAr So EACH $3.50 ADDED IL Mills
d a. a HHS STissby Jos Pds aPllISR
Rove Sos 3 IL war Esss aged
IL r. Hcwards b. c Gfenadier, 4 100 over !Meca,tl Q
5 T. sshsT 81 Ka as "SsS
Petsngiils b. & Valet aged lo6 a!d adiisgs,
John N speil%ans b. h. stTa6spey aged ii2 0ysT
Montgomery Stable Blk g. dcniacn s. los GaTnkel
AppleIy lohnso2s bI Goideow, A.
Epgs E to sRSsPs 70
Gss ss xSdaa Gren"der 20 to ciOnHe 20
Cleaner Grenader took the lead holly
he last half mile Silver Cloud lead Of length but was
frot at the furlong post and scene certain winner n1
Hamilton brought with tremendous rus on tue
outside the last hundred yards and won The race
the post by head. War Eagle second length before
Cleaner who was two lengths before GreDadlcr.
SIXTH RACE-HEAvY WEIGHT HANDICAP $50 EACH, $500
ADDED ~ MILES.
C. Monkss br. T. Elizabeth, by StIacno- Elastic, yrs,
lZ9 70 a
W. Lakesnds CHI H. Tatter g. 1873. Hamiton)
Tme-l45.
Betfng-PilOt even. Elizabeth 70 3, TattleT to i.
Ilzabe for three quarters mile Pilot closed
with her she OutTan him winning by
slength, Pilot second, Tattler beaten OF.
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Announcements

Announcements
Earl g. Wilson's +. g. w. brand of Mems
Collars and Guns are the best. sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
STEAMERS DOE.
SHIPPING NEWS

PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........sATU SEPT. 3. 1855
ARRIVED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05

Betng-Attorney TO = Red Girl TO !, Florence FOnsO
3 TO l. Brown Duke to !, Buffalo to l. Santa ANITA Belle
Stol.
Electric and The Bourbon were Withdrawn
Buffalo furOngs Florence FOnso second tlor
to the lower and led by
length. Brown Duke taking second place In the home
strc Duke easily Florence Fonso winning The
race ~ Florence FOnsO second two lengths be-
Attorney who like rogue Red GT also dd poorly
never being dangerous while Buffalo to find five fur
longs his limit.
THIRD RACE-SPKciAL WEIGHTS ONE NILE on TURF
Did not NIL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
BRIDGEPORT.

The week OF prayer services held in the
Presbyterian church have been very inter.
esting and well attended, many Of the
members participant NJ. To-day the pastor,
Rev. c. C.. Hays, will preach as usual.
The theme OF the morning sermon, will be
The true spirit Of worship In the even
ing o service OF song" will be held, in
which the new Gospel Hymn books will be
used. The preparatory services OF the
communion are to be held next week,
at which time the pastor will he assisted
by Rev. a. A. Walker, Of Tarentum, Pa
Rev. Wintera will open protracted meet.
ing in the Kirkwood NJ + Church 10
morrow evening. He will assist Rev. EarI
d. Holtz, of Martins Ferry, to day.
On Sunday last, at the meeting held in
the West End NJ +. Church, sufficient
money was raised to entirely lil1idate the
church debt.
To-day Rev. J. s. Scores. will preach in
the West End NJ. T.. Church, taking for his
subject, The Harvest
Protracied meeting is in progress al
Lancaster Chapel.
Mr.. Sherman BlGgs il ling seriously
i'll a. his home in krckvooi.
On Tuesday next the stockholders Of the
First National Bank will meet md elect
q board Of directors f0- the ensuing year.
They will as usual have their ANIMAL din
ner u, JOhu l.. Cook ~rostaurlI'.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
REBEKAH REPLIES.

Returning to the routine Of every day
lie and work after a two weeks Christ
mas vacation, | find &c. r. c." has been
making some suggestions in my absence
and asking some puzzling conundrums.
know 1t is always easier TO ask than
answer questions, to point out defects than
the remedies for them.
These questions OF home making and
housekeeping are weighty ones, but I'll
answer as best | can, if only in the way Of
more Suggestions.
The first question is that ever yaxed one
OF good servants There are several rea-
SOFAS why 1t i5 dfi2ul, to get competent
help
Many a girl with real talent for cooking
will not do that work because OF the false
idea thar i, is more refined to do your
sewing than it is to do your cooking.
Then, too, she thinks i: pays her better IN
the matter Ot dollars ana cents though it is
a question whether she would MT be better
paid physically By taking the exercise
necessarily given By hoass~ork, than to sit
dag after day at u seEiag machine. So
the girl who would m ,se d capital cook
crowds iato the ranks, already full, of the
sewing girls and 30 on through all the
avenues Of work opea 70 a woman
Those who are following the trade for
which they have real talent OF course are
successful There is always room ST the
top, in eve-y profession.
How al this is to he rtmedied ia the i'm.
portant question In msay Of the large
cities there are training schools in which
girls aud o1ys are fitted for taking care Of
themselves ia this world. by being taught
some useful employment. Servant girls
are taught how to cook and do general
homework properly.
classes sre formed among the children
and so before the careless habits Of lite
can have become s,coad nature 10 them,
they are told OF q better way of living.
Ire mos, of our ssrvau.a are enigrarts
who come to our shores seeking he high
wages they have been tod they
could get here. They hire ont 70 do
our house work, when they do not know
the name OF one article in ten in the house
OF the use for which il is intended. Could
they be first put into a training class OF
some kind many q sorry day would be
saved both mistress and maid.
Until such classes are formed in every
city, whether by private individuals or as
a part Ct the public school work, We need
not expect much improvement in the con.
dition Ct things. Could our schools take
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
NEW ~MARTINSYiLLE

SassailO ne So .iy Esytisr.

Sass.alo ne Ss.iy EyiHtr.
NEw MARrlysruLr. J.nng.y a.-Pos..
master Wclch has br"l Oh Tor q few days
on account Of sicka,s3 lie is able to be
on duly again.
Miss Eva Nes5i,t Of s .rjis, returned
home this week
Captain NJ B DAYS vii move up the
creek loon ami 90 iato the lumber ard
poultry business
T. p. jacobs wss q. Li.il~ton Thursday,
maxim. q lsud sale.
Maj. |. II. nlval. Of Wheeling, wa. in
town this wesk looking az er his land in
terests.
Harvey Lovther has sid out to his bro
ther, DR.. F. P. Loslhe7
The old barracks on he river bank at
the upper end OF tox .aoald be declared
a nuisance by ire town council. II 10
liable 10 catch lie s. any time, tor the
chimney is scarcely shove The root, with
c~revices in i; large enough Tor q man 10
pass his head through.
Amateur thea'ricsis are becoming qu'e
popular with us this winter. While We
have no McCullough', or Raymond or
Rbeas. our home to en' performances are
a decided improvement IN the snlde shows
that visit small towns. Another perform
spce is booked ,or the near future.
The hack water benind town iFcze over
Thursdsy night and the boys had their
first skate Of the season. -.
4 terrific snow storm las Seen prevail
ing for the past fourteen hours, in some re.
spscts it SURPASSED the snow storm about
this time two years ego.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
BED ROOM AND BoUOoIR

Toilet sets in ear'AenEare with o ~
gany glass ere the latest things in .s.a
Embroidered muslin window cur
are taking the place Of those Of lac
White muslia bed curtains are lie. !
the again fashionable high post bed.
A new Photograph fame ia M.
tussore silk embroidered.
A novelty, and q useful one .o-
writing desk, ia the little brass fryirl 4
in which 10 cook ones sPsliDg wnN.
method avoids smoking the WAX ~. g.
tering ones desk The wax is cut !. .
cubes for use in tbis manner and un'
bought in that form.
Pretty bedroom screcns are made O.
Canton mating in c1lors on which =.
design is painted in a broad and ei~.
style. These are mounted On ban
frames.
Hand screens C3r service while sit
in front Of the fire are made OF the c
nor palm leaf covered in satin and ed
with lace. 4 wide ribbon bow finishes
efipCt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

Interesting Local News and Gossip
Personal.

interesting LbNdA news anu "pSHlp-
Personal.
SgsciIl 70 "a. Sun lay Register.
CL~AEryGroY. o, January school
began lsst Monday after " o weeks vAcs.
ton.
Nr. j.. II. Roemer returned TO his stud.
les o, Marietta College on last Monday.
Invitations are ont for q select ball to
be gwen on the 22d OF this month.
Mrs Mary Howell is visiting relatives
IN Mar'iu's Ferry.
Excitement prevailed here for a short
time the past week over the great swell in
the Ohio. A gr.a man. cellars along
Trout street were cleaned OUT for fear OF
i~nuudalion. but the expected height was
not reached. aud little damage was done.
Mrs. + d. Steerroi, formerly Of this
place, died at her home at Logan Hills,
Thursday last. She leaves 2 husband and
two children to mourn her departure.
The blizzard reported Friday morning,
struck this place about the middle of the
afternoon; the snow is now several inches
deep and still showing.
Ii should b' remembered that Two years
ago, on the same day, January ;, began
the fall of the great snow Of 81, the re
sui, of which will never be forgot.
Mr.. L. +. Roemsr is selling GU, his large
stock ofdry goods, u%otiOHs, etc. He con.
templates going west when the flowers
bloom again. Ed. is q clever and accom-.
modatirg Young man, and is deserving of
slCCess
NJ. John J Rea, a stone ma
so-. Of this place, has the
CONTRACT tor erecting q stone arch across
Run, in this COUNTY, near Cochrans.
vile. lie viii begin work about the let OF
May.
Our Mayor and police have for some
true been giving their undivided attention
TO the younger class OF boys OF our town
We readily admit the boys to be- very noisy,
and a. times quite out of their places. Il
the authorities would Just look a little bit
probably they would lind men who
know and oush, to do better, tbi: are do.
far worse than these boys.
Darlington has several very sccommo,
dating saloons. TheT live up to the very
of the law-selling 70 no one only
hose that want to buy. If a boy goes in
hat is not tall enough to reseh the top Of
the counter, they carry it around to him.
If you ge, too drUGk on their hands you
&c, q bed and soup until you sober 10.
ar Ger,ie Z. Baldwin entertained sew.
aral Of her friends a. her home on last Sat
evening in the way Of dancing
etc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
SPORTING,

King Alfonso heads t1e list of winning
sires fer last year,
Jim Smith, of Eng!and, wants to tight
Sullivan, 60 be says.
A number OF prominent horses Will
winter in New orleans.
The New OrIeaus winter racing meeting
closed on Christmas Day.
Arrangements for matches between
Fo-~-ty and Dempsy and Mitchell! and
McAulfe are almost completed.
Frank Hsrrold can s9gUro backing to
the amout of $3.50 egalnst any man IN
Philadelphia Tor g glove contest or bare
kIuckles fight.
Matsuda Soreaichi and Lewis have sign
ed articles for q match ca!ch-as. ~caich'can
STYLE, best three in five, for - y a side, TO
take place in Chicago on January Is.
Clipper Douohue says that he has back
ing for a fight to the finish with GabiS tor
from $50 to $500, aud declares himself
open for a meeting at any time,
Frank L Waters, Of Chicago, has Pgr,
chased tor his larm near Lake Geneva
ILL.,, twenty.one head ofhighly-bred troitlng
stock. from II /. Douseman, ArIe5ian
Stock Farm, Prairie Du Chen, Wis.
The Chicago Washington Park Club
summer meeting will consist Of twenty
three days racing, tor which there VIII De
purses aud added stakes amounting TO
500. 900. The stakes will close on January
-.
The California crack Baacopsfe]d IN ured
himself recently while standing in reaGi'
ness TO be shipped with others from the
BAY District track He tried 10 kick the
wheels of a breaking cart and cut his leg
in several places.
Evan Lewis, Parson Davies newlytound
wrestl r, is described ss a very Hercules
in build. The Chicago Inter-Ocean says
his face is something Ike that Of John l.
Sullivan, without its british components.
NJ. C.. W. Waller heads the list OF Fog
lish steeplechass gentlemen riders OF the
wear. with So wiueiu lJ2 mounts Seusier,
VINO was dangerously hurt receusly, leads
the professionals. with 50 victories to HIS
credit.
A j.. Foote Of Wsrnampool is the champ,
ion bioycler of Australia. he holds The
IOO-mi!s record Of tina. country @t N
slim and that for the longest ride with
out dismouutiDs. - miiesin 80. 2In. lie
recently made u road trip Of 10 miles IN
two days.
The latest figures show that there were
isS new 2:3O trotters lsst season, aud that
lis horses previously in TIE lis. loaered
their records, Is of which tcol!ed in Pa
or better for the first time. There were a
new corners in the $50 pacing hsr, and
26 previously in lowered their records, y
of which paced in 2;2O or better.
The leading single stickars Of Eogiand
are ofthe follo~iug ;onuazs ls"l Wender,
I25 tons; yawl Lorna, - tons cutters,
Galatea, 90 tons; Irex, s. tons S%anduara,
SO tons; Marguerite. 60 tons, and Sara.
10 tons.
The track at Minneapolis on which the
l2.hour six-day cycling contest will occur
will be eight laps TO the mile, With curTes
raised 20 inches. The hours for racing
will be from 10 A. NJ. 10 10 P. N. The
contestants will receive 30 per CEN Of the
gross receipts, including stake moue7, ell
OF which will be divided iato five prlG93
Each contestant must cover TCG miles 10
eu.ifla him TO a prize.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
ssowru OF INUUsrRIRL ARBIrRa-
TOY.

GROWTU OF I~NDUSrRlRi ARbitkA-
10Y.
While strikes and l,ckou,s have been be-
coming go prevalent it is an omen ofgood
TO see the rapid growth Of a system that
may prove an augido,e 20 these difficulties
Till within the past few years arbitration
has no, attracted much ATTENTION EXCEPT
locally Bat it is now at tracing the con
sidera,iou Of industrial c~'asse', Of states
men. college professor ministers, and Al!
who are interested III the solution OF the
labor questions Of this country Success
in arbitration may be considered ~ one OF
the most important successes Of the year
1885.
The latter part OF the year saw several
notable gatherings 6e,seen employers and
employees There was a national Joint
conference Of miners and coal operators at
Pitt,5urg; a meeting Of the Federation OF
Organized Trades and Labor Mons otthe
United States and Canada was held a.
Washington; the New E0gland boot and
shoe manufacturers met at Boston and
formed the New England Boot and Shoe
Manufacturers Association; conferences
were held 5y the famous forty
two Brocston boo. and shoe
manufacturers and their ~woEkme0, re-
sulunc In q compromise 0; differences aud
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
FASHIONS NOT TRVF
Costumes Which Pretend to be Ina
But are Not.

Costumes Which Pretend to be Inn
But are Not.
1t takes q great deal 10 shabe tie
dence OF q fashionable wom.a IA t, ,
liner or modiste, and yet Iric6. Of IL.
are being exposed constantly.
are some genuine ~inpo:;-rs u.
dresses ard Pingat bonpa;s ! .c,
dealers who claim 10 &c, their g.c..
Paris have them msluiac"u,e3 j.
back rooms of their osA shop RI.
of fashion spottera,'
The fashion spottty, ar
through tie ad 'e::ising colum.- .
papers, notes the announcements G:
leading store openings and at yace j
on her mission. firtt oae establish
of standing is entered, AMI if the rs
deals in millinery, each sample boa1s
picked up and every detail Of its ma,s.J
and make mentally noted. This Il: .
m%iiliner fashion .?otter's' JOB. Iaa
it goes on with tie cloakuake, and .:z
makers spoilers.
After the styles are oStaiaci theg &
made up, as described in the New s.
Star, as follows:
well, when the Madame has NJ,
enough she does 20 10 London or Pa.
and after doing al the sight seeing F.,
noting OF styles there BAYS II dress or :,
tern and comes back Then she at o.
sends for her io:ewoman and telling I.
genius what she has secured q IS hr,
send for the best hands 10 come aud fix.
styles for the opening. When the teres
man and her best girls are on hand 4
are taken upstairs and placed in u re.
where they cannot be seen q, work
whole house in front is kept closed So.
aud not a sign ofactivity is appareu. Z.
forewoman s es before her the sing. G
or two brought from abroad with . pare.
Of something else at one side spread .
on q table.
The torewomsn Understands. -
to be supplied with a stock Of silk: s..,
and trimmings, and her e1pcricac-i p.
is to copy the suits aud Tatrern5 5r,.,.
from abroad as closely as pos:i5!s H..
when each is finished Ia? tape b~-a-.r. 2.
gilded name OF Worth is 10 BE- MA. ri.
each. by the time three suits @. 5H
materials are made and this share O.,
preparation done the fashion spot.
who is not inirequen;ly the forewoaf
| was in my day, is called up and'
as the last styles seen in Europe u .
time the Madame lett ore all rea "a
secured she must 90 out for the d'y 81
see what she can pick up in the .n 4.
imorted line az any Of the larry hu,
well, she generally comes back "
several ideas in the wINp, cloak and ia
line, and going up into the private 49,.
room makes specimens OF what rAe sng
the stores on q dummy figure KEEP: go. 3,
purpose. All hands are again get 10 v,,
and when q set Of these sly lea are coz
pleted every irls except the iorewomaa
dichsrged once more. Every thing is 81
in shape in the show room and ell the,
dresses fixed on figures and extra DUNN
hired for the occasion. Thea invitatlo,
engraved on sty lish paper are cent ont
the customers and the nrsspspsrs amour
ing the fact Of the opening and invitr.
the recipients to come and admire d
latest styles from Paris. The house
thrown open and an extra liveried s.-yai
engaged to open the front door, while 4
the conveniences possible are Il! hand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

over strests, will continue the grocery bust
less aud will be pleased to see all their
own snd Mr.. Krauters Old friends, AID
any oae else wishing to buy groceries ut
the cheapest cash prices.
L.st-Botween Ki:kwoOd and Martins
Ferry, g ladies' watch chain. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same in care Ifs. +. Dean, az the Martins
Ferry Postofice. The chain represents
p~eculisr value 10 the owner from circum-
stances connected with it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

IN Ee- wine. and csp,ivated C4ssr with
her beauty and magniicence. But pearls
in the mouth are better. and our modern
beauties may have these If they faithfully
use SOZODONT every dsy, and csptivate
all BY simply smiling to show their pretty
white teeth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

When our new method is guaranteed 10
permanently cure tn" worst cases OF rup-
ture without thu use Of the knife. Send
10 cents in stamps for pamphlet and ref,
ereucss. Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
ISOLATION G63 Main Street, Buffalo, n. \.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

SIIPPERS'hND SHOES.

Black satin slippers are tashiora".
Polish boots with " lining Of r
sheepskin have q mos. comtcrtag
TOR overthoes.
Slippers in p,ru ne Su,ic NE MA.
order in any shape.
Brocaded shoes are worn wit Of.
dresses in which brocade FORMS a pr.
Bucklen's hrnicR Snlve.
The best Sslyn in the worIi g.. &
BUSES, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kbeuu. }
Sores, letter, ChapTed hanis Cnr.1.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and
lively cures Piles, or no pay required
ia guaranteed to give p"rfec. sn.i-tac
or money refunded. P.icc Is cen.
box. For sale by Lagan & co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
u3RsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
For Alcoholism.

DR.. J.. S. Huffman, Philadelphia, Pa,
SAYS: ut is OF good serv cell tle troub'e s
arising from alcoholism, and give sstisfsc-
ton in my practice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

On Boreas ua3 come down With ven
sgancs. People who have been wishing
for his presence can nov enjoy themselves
even 20 s-tis,7.
From sUoyerth the country comestoe GeWs
of a remarkable snowfall, drifts, aud sud
den fall Of temperature. PuoGc roada are
blocked up and travel on railways nj
peded or prevented BY the drifting sno~.
But while the storm winds are knock
ing together their frosty cheeks, their pres
nee i. 50 e~xbiiara,ing that people, both
in doors and out, are given a new energy
To those who expsc: - reyel in tle
luxury Of sleighius, the falling
snow aud the juggling bella. usher
in kind Of an earthly paradise. TIE sturdy
farmer looks out q. his window and feels
an infinite satisfaction in seeing the snow
covering snd protecting bis wheat fields
from the KILN. frost It the winds only
don't blow i. away and leave hs fields
bare.
So. let /. 3 ov. bu, perish the thought
that any one should mar he occasion by
writiug a poem en- 5eruiul snow.
-
Ma. Esv.Nus Uah oil has passed, the
tn, Senate. and if f. passes Inc House
the oH-ri0g, OF TIE Mormon people are
10 aha
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

Family Natinees, Tedaes lay al .
Pennies Popular Prices -a!sht l7-
cent. natinees, 10, IS, IS and 81 CO. E..
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