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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
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alf.irl Hlln does hal mean. however
t-ar .ef 4l ooel llllle lA- contrary l
.aH -- Ht1r H-u ~ aNt infringe l-f ln-
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Among --r ar- 90 81 anl poarfili tlere
afe .4l t-a ~-a lt nut open-f ~ secretly
violate t.e lae. Lnrre are Aang Aas.rlAs.
Besides. #-' l-ti- -t-li .ia- He-f ana epttitr
age A4- lolplirA .-rA a1 iu1 A1lan, a-4
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learned 900 tAe s--rel -t" are nearly uutni-
lui- ll lalrr 'Ie-ii- .iir ae-t-- lu question
as Including --e 4i1lrileA, ,''ae- species oi
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question pretty rlvc-1a'iy- al tne el-
mostly ,o look -ll-in lp in lne A3lal "nicu
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atlrHr rt lla-sllI-'A l1-1 a Al'4riA fAisaf
tongue All -ct a A-efAl ifAl7All'l luAs
tlrf reai az follows.
luet VIII asa l1re couceiuii iii +
"ihr ana games ei cAAA-e- answer III
plll mere i7 great SIN and also some l"ihSs
pt use unto man. pa. tneif siAililes9 Is
greater tAaA tAe-i "'V-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

NrANTED-GlITAR Mfe1 nE GOOD ONE
" Bruno preferred Also some good mu.fe.
Add1gs- ~ A D.. $50. ieafI-st
NTANTED-A PARTY NHo NlLL TAKE NuA-
W tract and summer follow anl rul inio R Heaf
~ scrfs lyiug p mio north oi cif5 lmits Apply
to Chas S. Colt - canal 81 s.
NANTEu--A NEW on ,ECoND-HAND TFN
" fn twenty hufrc-p1Htr boiler. A1urcss d.
-choen scn. holland Nica -
lIANIEt-A II RDHA-ER FOR IHE fI hNE
" Ulrt nf b twelve ro1m boarding hOuee Gene
traily situated kpasns af present rented fan
get plenty Of hnarlers 81 wanted A. b. care
Telegram Herald
RrANTEU-rN oXERIosT- luN PAIR of
" rarfs to Tl.fs anl s'l other ca-f of eIufh.
iug and boots anI sf0es i car hrr liei.es. rs-h
price Cheap Jahn is Eas hrlee-sf ana j.
cana T. Telephone So
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Lsh" n.t"it "f' ~" -'' era.
kalamazoo Division.
Ar-fes faare
AeA - 80 81 fl 8 fo M
lhe train lehKinz ~ - II fl nolucfi q ~
White Pigeon with AiiHntlc txIref un Main
Linc which has Pacific lrszsinf hooD elo4sling
caachcs fr0n Chicago o Nov Ora and eton
w.ifOrt change.
Ihc train ieavinr AZ - u,. cuuneclf = y 1iie
Pigeon giving one falr far oinncfl VII slo,1Ai
Nfa AafA Express uu Nam itiie
IAnouFh tickets and l.lrtas iu ttcpirF osachet
can be secured as illal IfCkci Olce. e. Hotrpe
street sid depot
Trains nfn br e th meridian ume, wnien a.
minutes s.0ref fhan ltfirat fme.
a. MckIEsEg erners' Accent
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Train SO. 81 haf Through Coach daily e3ocTs
sunday. for Grand hFrds hofsDd ersnd
Haven Nussee0u au1 fgffuefrr. Also ihruHff
Coach leaves Che tisafe points Vla a. h " kr
cs1h day. fxcc1t ~fndaT. arriving in IaIado on
Train No 81 fil p m
All trains daily cKoCpl sunday
RI MITCHELL n MrnrsH.
tsf ffcn Pass Agent GEN sEs Agent
81 I. MATTHErs Norihr western Ak Nurt oepu.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

AL Others daily eNoeff sunday.
Sleeping CAR nan ul farllc aid Atlantic en-
pres trains O. aul frall Detroit
fariof cars uu ou iiAg tNpfess ald Grams heI,
ids HNFfcse to and fl0u n'frnil
Inrrc connections llele sl licifuit Win al
Through TRAINS fasI over ~ a. b h.. Canada
nouIlcru IlAlsluu.
CHss H NoRfls. GENERAL Az 81 Nsnroe-s-
= HaWKlAs Ticket aEi iliau iffllat
a. a. MrNsoA Iuiuu Tai oliUc f4 Aoufoe-st
o. " klosIas. O.. D. a 2 A. Nhlcaso
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

DERsONs WANTING PHEASANT H0MF
| boarding place WiIi fnd the same in q family
Of two persons at sos DnaHa--i egUoud Near.
Good board and rooms ai reasonable mates a-
DESIRABLE PERSONS WITH GOOD REFER
IL eDCe- can hni a pleasant home iu 3 private
family hy addressing IS p h care of Garner >a.
5. Residence within minute Raik ul either
MonrDe 81 ~ Post Nllce front reim. steam.
CRATE gas. etc. Gentlemen preferred
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
NIIr4TI0NN mANrED.

CITUATION WANTED-A young gentleman
= who has just returned from Europe wants a
situation ar clerk. travelling salesman or shipping
clerk. Speaks English, German and Dutch
Iutntly. Address T., THIS ONCE -
WANTED SITUATION lN BAKERY To
" sharpen up former experience as baker or as
salesman. Aduress =. ! = IlNlsi0n-sl. p
TKNTED-sITIAIION As SALESMAN OR
w assistarr bookkeePer IA wholesale or retail
trade Have h!tss experience IN groceries ana
confectionery. Address Iaii 81 \. bi' lsio -
ITANTED-COOPER WANTS = SITUATION
" on slack worE instantly con leseha MVlA s,ili,
man. Address L. b. Hubbard HOP Nlhs s'A'io"'
Mich.
IVANTED-WOKK OF ANY KIND a A. a MAN
" whose family Is IN need. j. ie'esi ait-
Herald. >.
UANTED-A SITUATION B4 A BELIABLk
W Young man OF steady habits az any b ls<-&a--,
employment. Address /. X, Box b, Telegram
Herald. 81
WANTED WIDOW OFNUCH EXPERIENCE
w wishes the care Of au invalid Or young
children, going abroad or TO any southern water
ing place Distance no object. SATISFACTORY
references. Address. Alpha office OF inis paper.
MANTED-A YOUNG MAN lHOlLANDERl
W good pcnmam wants q situation az any place
OF trust. Best references. Address A. L. care
Telegram Herald. %
NTANTED-SIT ALTON AT ANY KIND or
" light work would drive light delivery or
night watch. Go0a cii y reference Address W.
}. room 8, s3l CaIai-st. 5S
WOULD LIKE SITUATION As COpN1sT OR
" % DO writing of any description by good
pcnman. Address 2ls HaStingsst. r. 5.
WANTED SITUATION N THE GROCERY
w business. Good recommendation furnished.
O. a. Cooper. No. d67 Wealthy 81
WANTED - HONORABLE WORK OF SOME
W kind wanted by a married man, wages not
So much an object steady WORK. Addrcss %,
box 4, Telegram-HeTald office
WANTED "A FIRST CLASS WORKMAN
W would like house painting or kaisom Mug to
dO Will take provisions lu part pay mcut. Address
L, box a. this office
IlTANTED-A GOOD SEAM>IkESs WOULD
" ike piain-Scwiug t0 DO bon families. Wlll Work
reasonable Address q. box 8, Telegram Herald
office.
IVANTED-RE-ENGA6 A. MONTHLY
" nuTse. Apply - Waterloo 50. 5l
WANTED RI WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE
" aud two and one haii years hospital training.
employment As nurse. Enquire at o3-o DIV isiou-
ST.
VANTED-B1 IOJ 80 LADY, SITUATION A.
" stenographer Aodros, N. =. =. ~ Turner
st. 5o
WANTED SITUATION as NIGHT WATCH
" man as Tcam~fsr Hosiler. or viii accept amy
honorable employment Address A. j. s. 4i
jackson-st City FL
AVANTED-BI ACARPENTEB EMPLOYMENT
" al my trade or anything honorable Jos II
Watson 4l4Ottawa-t.. city. 81
WANTED SITUATION AZ FROOF-REhDEh
W on daily newspaper. Long experience
/ Good reference. Address a. = Hopkins harr-
/ SON Wagon Works 9rano rapids
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18


IHAS. ~. COLTS REAL ESTATE OfslCE d
Y removed 10 2a Canal g. corner oi lyou where
You can buy lots ir0m 50 90 500 and ouiaiu June
Der with which 20 build Four new cottages 81
SIX rooms for sale ifom sgU3 % si-tH small
down payment and monthly payments thereafter.
"a >. NIrHEf. FORMERLY NANAnLh %
" Burche painting establishment is iocafel
al l47 Monroe - where ollerr Wil ac received for
painting. paper hanging aud frrrc0eine. kemom-
ber the place. Opposite the soldiers Aonru.fnt
CITY BAKERY AND CoNFkl1ONERf l54
\ Grandyille-sye. Regular trade solicited ".
HA4>t- tl------~lof,---~
G. HERkNER, WATCHES, gLOCH> - d
j. Fine Jewellery, IS Mouroe-sl
OSCAR DYE, 247 DIVISION ST, CARfENTER
" and JOB shop Screens a speciality.
CROCKETT & HOPKINS FINEST ASSORTED
y furniture Ia the city. We DO caT oNn nFho',
tering. Remember " Canal-st.
II HOPKINS. ARCHITECT, - MONROE
IL. s., old Aldrch block.
COMMISSION. r. J. LAMB q co. WHOLE
Y sale dealers in fruit and vegetables butter
eggs. etc snd 40 iouia-st Grand Rapids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Pass uEcrs Ias iiir thH OBJ o. ~ EaItrfet llakt
close connection al ftfa.eo ief l.Eul.lc aud a.
Detroit far Ntw Aork striving tlcre al 'ai a ui.
TIE following muruiIe
Night npu.ss fas Iala. Sleeping Car trsa De
lrail D. Grand Rapids
THE is thc onIf nue ruuuiue llni.ei tAfTcs<
leaving lere af $3.50 q BAL. ni.l ~saEIlue Car 70
Detroit making Gir.ast connection. i.I 90 points
ine evening. Trains HtrI al 81 81 Hll MAKE
direti connection rltl Isa.arl sieausf Nlfy ~
Milwaukee for sll points nt-1.
Inrouch trkrfs ,.clHcl 81 it q d. a n ufrcat
Sweets Hoitl block emo sI t1e 1tpai
- raTTfH. fIiE ffsss Agent
GEO. B REFrE Tfaf1c Manage lhlfare
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

t5 l. M Irall liss ,.t-t .ll4 l.l Ser t.il,IiIlli6l
ts a. lfall clslitlt|ls I-Isl.lslss tas aatLls
IrseA 5aCssfl ttell,ti al1 NAlsslal lia-llA a.
rlElaf Isl lt.-.l.lli 81 81 4.
lLaaE1 Ul Agls Au1 tllI ianalllall.L a1l fae
has is tallua lFal A ktia4ai. tlckei aE1ll ~
lsg.oi al .sl a Allrali. l-i.lii ll0Ac- aseIl 81
Nullnt ellaaI t. = l4s h.tsli
tltnera fassalEdI al- filA1l ake-sL
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

STRANED-A RED AND WHITE SpECklEu
= COW. with brass tag in ear markcdI- If found
or heard 2f please notify. y. +. Killer lo loit-
ave g.
l OsT--MALL BAY MARE-BLlNn rs THE
j. len eye. ath oid Essh riehi s.dc Any
person giving information tH :. hrakkcu, on
bosker-st, near Sherman-st-. VIII DC literally re-
wardei.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

EDWARD sIoMAN ilo MONROE ST
He.frs ~ Do p. ro.- ! % b ~. fa b. m
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

0rsaa kapids &ladie14-
III tfieCl uIlt Ltcl
tszluk ksIIlts.
AulFt Leave
Ilag4rzl Lily....--.... -
1rasaE,s cars q Aackllse-- SO A ll.&sn
fEifl1 81
-IEsttEet l1tl a ealkLlsV atI ~ a1r ~
ir8ll lsariftz et s nss l1s.I lisst.iis.1.
1l 3 d lfalu -. Cl.a.l t1I ill 1alkllaN lltf.
SOS l .r11 las zlctl4as aat lL.a e2a ~
AszkLlaN Dlft.
<assi.k >.sltE
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fa1 tll.... ..sliia.Il -....-..-.-..- la0 ts ~
fraa IlaF1lrs GAS ll D
AL tGasls lalIt tkuel4 ~i.s.aaf.
ts u frala lss sstt 5.il4 l.t Scr t.ll,ilIi1E.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
CRUEL, FAITHLESS EMILY.
A Young Wife Deserts her Old Husband
and Elopes Disguised asa >un.

y. Inns RspULIouL
4 little over 4 month ago, in a small
town near Parsons, Kan, Luke Moore and
Emilv-were married. The groom was
a man about - and the brine was not yet
lSr She was visiting from an Eastern city
and he was 4 rich farmer. Taken by her
city ways. he proposed matrimOny, and the
knot was tied. Mrs. Moore tired of her
old spouse quickly, and, %repenting her
hastv marriage. with all the impetuOsity
of youth plunged into the widest excuses.
until her actions became the talk of the
little town. She was on one OF her freaks
when she ran across q well-knOwn travel
ING hardware man from Chicago, giving
his name rs Pollock. She cOntided in him
her troubles. and he easily induced her TO
run away. They came to Kansas City and
concealed themselves, intending in the
morning 10 take the train west.
IEWhen the Southern Kansas cam in n
man with Il flowing white beard, and bear
ING every evidence of being a well-tO-dO
farmer. Jumped of the train and cOmmen-
ced n systematic search through the remain
inc trains at the depot. People wondered
ut the old fellow going through the trains
and peering into every ones face. Going
through the one in which the guilty pair
were seated-the male companion several
seats back of his guilty partner-he passed
n ouiet-looking Sister of Charity, giving
her. mere look. Something must have
- =. -. s. ~ he znn.hnN
the door, he turned round and gazed a few
moments ut the Sisters back. She turned
around, evidently thinking he had left the
ear and she had escaped suspicion. He
recognized the face, and, with a heart
rendiug CRY, "Oh, Emily rushed to her
seat.
She repulsed him, and he tried TO take
her in his arms and carry her away. The
passengers in the car, seeing the indigni-
ties the supposed Sister was undergoing,
and thinking that the old fellows walls OF
INV wife Emily" were those of n crank,
they became indignant. One man, POllack,
who was sitting several seats behind,
Jumped up and attempted to eject the old
man. The conductor ordered him to
leave the car or arrest would follow, as he
believed him 4 crank.
But, my God, sir" cried the aged far,
mer, she is my wife. l married her not
a month ago"
''Oh, get off the the train, you cranS, OF
III fire YOU OF" said the conductor.
The old man was forcibly elected from
the train amid the indignation of many
and and cries Of Send the crank to an
asylum" and his own cry, My God,
Emily, you're cruelv'
He left the depot hurriedly to invoke the
law, but when he came back the train had
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
IL Didn't Come on.

San Francisco Chrohiot. 7,
"W'y how yer do, Nancy" SAID o,u
Hester, addressing old SandersOn's daugn-
ter.
Didn't yer get married last SaddeFy
night?"
take place"
''Whafo' didn't it, gall"
Well, case der warn't but thirteen
present"
"AIl foolishness. You O~ughtnenter be-
lebe in no SIGH foolish 'spicion ez dat. l
'clar ter goodness, yer makes me ershamed
O. Der. putin offer weddin' jes' bekase
der want but thirteen dar. Wy MT yer
sen, out an inguce de fo'teenf pusson ter
Gomez
well, daddy did go out an beg hin
ter come" -.
well why mt yer go ahead an let
him erlOne:'
Couldn't
Why"
Case de fo'teenf man wal de pusson
what had promised ter marry Inc. tells
yer, Aunt Carisy, thirteen is bad luck"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05

not love her sol much a her father, Q
notion which extends as far as Scotland.
If the stocking is put on inside out, it Il
lucky, but unlucky to turn it. To clothe
the left foot before the right one is q sign
of misfortune.
Everybody knows that the throwing OF
an old shoe after a wedding party or q per.
son going on q journey will produce good
luck. 1t is needless TO say that shoemakers
encourage this superstition. In the Bible
the receiving of a shoe was an evidence and
symbol of asserting or accepting dominion
or ownership, whereas the giving back OF
the shoe was the symbol of resigning it.
Young girls on going to bed at night place
their shoes at right angles to another
in the form Of the letter T, repeating this
rhyme:
Hoping this night nv true love TO see,
place my shoes in the form OF at.
Rings are worn Is talismans. The tur-
ouise ring is said 10 possess special proper
ties, a superstition to which Dr. Donne al
ludes:
compassionate turquoise, that doth tell,
BY looking pale. the wearer is not we'll.
The carbuncle, among other properties, is
said to give q natural light. A piece
OF superstition makes il unlucky to wear
an opal, although it is . most beautiful
stene; the diamond is believed TO conteract
poison, an emerald ring ensures purity OF
thought, and a tOadstone ring is worn As
an amulet 10 preserve newborn children
and their mothers from fairies; a necklace
of amber is said to cure a wen, and the
moonstone is loaded down with supersti-
tionS.
To lose n ring, given as a token of affec-
ton, is unlucky. Medicated rings have
been used for time imnemorial for the cure
of cramp, epilepsy and fits, and even to-day
electric rings are sold in our streets. The
pin has not been neglected. On seeing
pin one should always pick it up for good
luck, although it may be known TO be bad
luck TO the sitter if a wicked boy crooks il
and puts it on n chair, business end up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
IN THE WOODS.
Nord-Picturs of a Forest Scene he
tween Midnight and Dawn.

l. Ah @F.NN
After supper, feeling quite tired, wrap
ped myself in my blanket preparatory to
going to sleep. lay for some time but
was unable to close my eyes. At length |
arose. and putting aside the curtain OF the
tent looked out. II was midnight. The
moon had lust risen, peerng over yOnder
mountain top and its light, reflected on the
waters of the lake, lit up the forest around
rs if a thousand torches were blazing
within it. .
All was still save the occasional boot oil
an owl and the cry of a loon, which broke
in upon the stiffness OF the night like an
intrusion. In the distant mountain glade
could be heard the o calling Tor ms
mate; in the swamp the cry OF the whip
perwill. The camp fire had nearly gone
ont and q few embers were still smoking:
| II WAS then that nature seemed most grand
and beautiful. Giving up all idea OF AGAIN
seeking sleep, ] woke n Of the guides
and bade him paddle me out upon the lake.
| Never shall l forget that night If l live 10
he 100 e old. Words cannot describe
II Grand seems but a tame word 10 apply
70 II l sat in the bow of the canoe gazing
in wonder and admiration on the scene be
! fore me. The light birch glided silently
over the water, the paddle being welded
in the skilful hanes of the Indian. Not a
word had been spoken by either Of us sinee
we left the shore, each being occupied
with his own thoughts. Indeed there
/ seemed to be q sOlemnity about the scene
/ that made one abstain from Sneaklng lest
all should vanish like a dream.
Toward the further shore, directly III
raw of the moon, stood n deer drinking
from the lake. his slender figure standing
ont plainly from the dark forest BEHIND.
I tried 10 raise my rife but could not III
II. il seemed as if il had become an I'M
mense weight that could not be moved
Thus l gazed upon the picture before me,
hardly knowing whether | was awake Oh
in q dream. ~
The flight OF time was UNDECIDED. Suu,
denly the spell was broken by the cry oil :
loon. One by one the stars had disappeared
from the sky. The east was already agl0"
with the gold and purple clouds Inc
moon had sunk in the west Just as the sur
made its appearance announcing the ag
proach of another day. Silently we pad
died hack to camp.
AsIsat downtO breakfast, l could hardly
believe that / had not awakened nom !
dream. A mist seemed before my eyes
beyon I which was the picture OF that oeau
tiful night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
What Can BE Done.

BY trying again and keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds of hopeless cases OF
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured by Electric Bitters, after everything
else had been tried in vain. So, don't
think there is no cure for you, but try
Electric Bitters. There IS no medicine 50
safe, so sure and so perfect a Blood Puri-
fer. Electric Bitters will cure Dyspepsia,
Diabetes and all Diseases of the Kidneys.
Invaluable in affections of the Stomach
and FLYER, and overcome all Urinary Diff
fculties.
Large bottles only 30 cents at Logan &
Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
4 PRAYER by ANY Other Name.

1871 7 ~.
A mother had been teaching her infant
daughter a little prayer, the refrain OF
which was Forget me not, q Lord" and
because of the little girls forgetfulness heI
attention had been called to the flower Of
that name, in the hope that its association
with the prayer would improve her memo
~. After it was supposed that the child
had her lesson pretty well learned, the
mother bne evening, in the presence
accompany, anxious TO exhibit her precoc,
ity, asked her to recite her little prayer,
and she surprised the company by shouting
Bachelors buttons. o Lord" The two
flowers grew side by side in the family gar
den.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
Excitement I'm TexaS.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarka-
bic recovery of Mr.. j. E. COrley, who was
so helpless he could not turn in bed, or
raise his head; everybody said he was
dying of consumption. A trial bottle Of
Dr.. Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief, he bought large bottle and
a box of Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. By
the time he had taken two boxes of Pills
and two bottles of the Discovery he was
we'll and had gained in flesh thirty-si1
pounds
Trial bottles of this Great Discovery fol-
Consumption free at Logan & Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
GOis9 soKTH.

Passenger trains daily, including sunday. Ac-
commodstI0n trains nun daily except sunday.
W. J. RObISsOE,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
FkED. HU8ENES.
TRAY. Pas. Ax,nf.
10. TOMLISsON,
Ticket Agent, wheeling. W. Va.
DITTsBUEG, CISCISSATIasT. LOUIS n. X.
i pan. Handle Ronte.)
Tine table Ef FAu and West c~orrectsi W June
=. Is6. Trains leave Pan Handle station, foot
II Eleventh street. near public landing - follows
Central standard Time:
Pitts. Ess Fss Par.
TATIoss- ETp's EIp's Exp, EXyis
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
Good Result. in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with u severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
TO try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, did 50 and was entirely cured
BY use of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan x Co. 'sdrug
store
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05

pulled out and the bird had flown. AsiI
pulled out Pollock came up n to0k q
seat beside the fraudulent Sister. Lhey
chatted and smiled pleasantly together;
while the remaining passengers COM
to smell a rat. 1t was these actions IlAE
subsequently gave credit to the stT!y ~
the deserted old man, as he spoke teelngiy
of his child wife. She took eonslderapie