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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-06
A Montenegrian Muss.

SOFIA November 5.-Last Wednesday
at midnight party of Montenegrins, led
by Captain Nobokoff, formerly OF the
Russian army, attacked the Prefecture of
Bourghas- Roumelia, seized the Prefect
and other town officers, and proclaimed
Russian rule. The excitement in the
town is intense, and the Government be-
ing informed of the situation has sent
troops TO quell the disorder and restore
the authority of the Prefect. The people
are anxiously awaiting the arrival of the
troops before attacking the Prefecture
and dislodging the invaders. Captain
Nobokoff's band started from the Rus
sian Consulate.
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Paid Circulation.

we viii have 5000 daily circulation
e1l week.
mn TIMES" CARRIERS ARE
yiHLCTED TO COLLECT WEEKLY.
IA CENTS A WEEK
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-06
ITS A DAISY ~
They all exclaimed

The editor, who thought he had some
Ang 10 do with it, thought the same.
70 did everybody else who saw it.
Now the word was passed to the bill
o,'er, who had his printing all ready,
aal when the people came out in the
-lomng they saw on a hundred stands
'1d n the street-cars-
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THE DAILY TIMES.


THE TIMES Is on SALE AT THE FOL
LOWING NEwsDEALERs:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-06

DETROIT, MICH, Noyember5.-At 1928
o'clock this morning there were several
distinct shocks of earthquake felt in the
city 1t was the most perceptible to the
engrayers of the Calvert Liihographing
Company, the delicacy of their work
making them particularly sensitive to
shocks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
WHAT'S BECOMING.

Pulled articles are naturally very be-
coming to slight and delicate figures while
stou, persons should cling to straight Hat
trimmings.
Unless oae has small hands tight sleeves
ana cults are extremely uuhecomigg. The
rule IS that the cuff should measure the
ssrae SIS the hand does across the knUckies;
dr5ssmakers ore very apt 10 measure the
wis, which, in many persons, is out OF
proportion with the hand.
\ friil =. he hand ia usually becoming,
oUJ i. isnot always so about the throat.
Those Nth short necks and full round
faces should never wear neck ru.ties. Long
neCaed per5ons, on the other hand, look
we'll with lriils about the rbroat.
II is a mistake ths' pink is becoming to
dark compilations, ouly those very fair
should wear It,
Maj. is vsry becoming to iair complex
ions, aud Ia also worn with effect By bru
Getlcs.
There have been SO May attractive
novelties made in Pans tina winter 70.
wnis, trimmings tbs. in srils c. the Pre-
vailia fashion OF plain English cat dresses
waists are rapidly being trimmed in this
way. English dresses have some marked
advantages; they are convenient aud ele-
giant, but they are plain.
Suppose you Gre O pale brunette. If
your complexion is NOT you may wear rose
color, dark copper, but not pale or DARK
D ue, some shades OF violet and lavender,
end Drown and tan shades.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
BURpETTt.'S REFLECTIONS.
Some Advice to Very knowing Young
Men.

BuriCts in ErDDsiyH Edgts.
Ny son, there are Just Two things in this
world that | don't know about, and you
have just asked me about one OF them. |
don't know why there is trouble and sor'
rcg and toll and poverty and sickness and
death in Ibis beautiful world. ! used TO
know when | much younger, but find
that as | grow cider | don't know q great
deal more than | used to know. don't
know Why the best people seem to have oil
the suffering and the great siGncrs have all
the fun. i don't know Why innocent men
suffer Tor the wickcdness OF guilty men,
| don't know why he man who cast the
faulty column in the Pemberton mills
wasn't cru led when the mills went
down. | can't see Why my neck should be
broken in q railroad accident because q
trgiu dispatcher sends out q wrong order
or o signal man goes TO sleep. | don't see
why nv neighbor should be cursed with i'll
health and suffering, just because his
grandfather g rollicking, hsrd.drinking
old protiigste. | cant see why | should
have neuralgia Just when ! want TO ieel at
ny best. | don't see why some people
sterve when worse people founder. Well,
you say, wouldn't it be %pleasanter Il all
these crooked things were Strengthened
out? Yes, oh, yes. And wouldn't | run
thirr5 a little better ii had the running
OF them? Ye-e-hold on a niuute-ye
i don't know, really, that want to try.
There are several things TO consider, when
you ait down TO run q universe. True,
if ! managed things, | could make
several improvements at once. | would
never again have tho neuralgia, for one
thing; my boots would not run over at the
heels ike an i,alic d; my pantaloonS would
not work up, or bag at the knees, and my
colIers would not climb the back of my
neck, and my moustache wouldn't keep
waxed like q bristle at one end and out
like a satin ribbon at the other, and
but there are some other thinrs to look
after. The little matter ct day and night
| think | mieh, uap8ge tor q week, may
be, bnt there would be an eclipse or two to
look after. an occasional rain, some snow.
a late spring or an early autumn, or g cGn...
c;Ous harvesttime TO manage thsrr are Ce--
tain movements OF the sun and other plan.
els that have rather delicate relations with
the Carth-come to think of it, ny boy, |
have never vet Ee1n able 10 control my
own personal neuralgia. Now, you are
very kind, but | will most respectfully de
cline the appointment. | find, in looking
into the varied and trying duties connected
with the ciice, that my bodily and mental
strength would not stand the great tax that
would be laid upon them. While | am in
the highest accord with the administration.
and wish to give it. and, TO the extent of
my poor ability, do give it, my most enrn-
est support and encouragement, yet, |
much prefer TO do this in my capacity ss a
private citizen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
{.
BOWs, COLLARS AND RuCAINGs.

There is nothing 50 nea. "a q fresh ruche
or the pure white collars and cuffs which
are obtained a. very little expense.
Jet and beaded collars, collsrettes ard
plastrons are in high favor and transform
a plain silk costume into one sufficiently
Gre,sy for informal evening gatherings
Bows OF all sorts are set in every con,
ceivable place upon & costume. They are
attached 10 the aide of the collar, are plac-
cd upon the shoulder, are usad 10 loop dra.
peiics. hide themselves ia the coils OF the
hair, and play s very important part in the
accessories Of tie season.
There is an immense ASSORTMENT in crepe
lille ruchiugs, some 0: ~hi,h have frosted
or beaded edges, ard !o'Gs Of canvas, cor
duroy and satin legion. \ fancy is nov
introduced foga double fold Of white satin
TO be worn 10 the neck OF tyeDiu- dresses,
especially those used io' 'aaci@s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
Billings and the Commercial Man.

Ice Lite Josh Billings was once On q
MESSENGER train bound TOR his old home al
Lsnefbo.o. Mass. On the tain we're sew
er,l commercial travellers, VINO, 10 while
aqay the time. proposed a game OF whist.
A fourth man was wanted, and o gentle
nan sitting near was requested TO take q
haud. No; | don't play. But there is
sq old fellow who is 8 capital player; try
bim-pointing to the cid fellow, who
So, demureIy on a seat in front. Good
player, is he?' said the Commercial! man;
'taen well have some fun with old Hay
seed and sccostirg the quiet, farmer
,i,e passenger, the Young man, whose
cheek was his fortune, blandly said; MY.
venerable friend, we would Ike to have
YOU take a hsud in d game OF caTds with
ns ms, TO while away the time. VIII you
o5l;,o u.s. Looking the young man IN the
face a moment, old hayseea an
swared: "Ya,ss, vel be there
IN about three hours You don't
Ihderstand, ny friend; We want
you to take q hand "Ia'ea, the stand
o corr ia very good-unCommon hand
Some. The commercial man was an.
r5yed. Speak q little loudo,," 81. gested
he Gentleman in the sea, behind; he Is
somcvhat hard OF hearing my friend,
shouted the young fellow, "will-you-take
G. band-in-a-game?' "Iaas, game
j. uncommon yle2ty: sill you want is
Oh. 20 TO the devil You tS a. Gest as q
pos, aud the q OF cheek subsidized,
aid the laughter Of his com
r~anions. Wnen "::.tsfeld was reach
I'd old uayseed area to vePsst,
when he quietly handed his card to the
ronToa-c,sl mcE. who So. glum in his seat,
AID in a peculiarly c~ou,ical way remarked,
Young man, when you travel on your
coegE. don't get hsy-seed in your eyes.
See: The young man glanced at the card !;
The superscription was-"Josh Billings,
io,h 90, os re train. and the man OF cheek
had 10 ind a seat In another osr TO escape
the run on him By his companions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
A Woman Trader,


The vile of g Detroit speculator went
Eas. I tea days ago to visit friends in the
Mohawk Valley Of New York. In due
time he received a letter from her o
ing her safe arrival, and adding: Il am
going to show you ttat woman knows
nos to speculate as well ss a man. Apples
are much cheaper here than in Detroit, and
| am going to buy and ship a carload on
specuiaiOn. The thermometer was
a, zero. aud the man prauced around
like u crazy steer. She could
be reached by telegraph, and the letter
he 5eut in reply had not been gone two
hours when h. received a second, which
said. "Iuclosed you viii fad the shipping
bill for the carload Of apples. Don't cell
one @: them at less than 81 3 barrel, and
dou' never say again that women don't
know how TO turn q dollar to account
YESTERDAY the a went down to look al
the ca7. Every apple Was, of course,
frozen as hard az a stone, and when the
freight agent asked What blsnked fool
shipped you apples in this sort of wealth
err 1t seemed to be u great satisfaction
10 reply: Ny wife, sir-my wife
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
WAKE HIM WITH A KISS
The subject Calmly ana DisPasstonHtoiy
Discussed

Laya noticed 6 most revolutionary
sentiment travelling under false pretancss
as poe,ry. and marked Tith o hospital slgn
Something like this. "AlSays Wake Him
with : K.ss. ard | wsut to say II that IN
csnGisrr document refers to me, IS II
plainly seems 10 do, | want It undeTatood
that Iry: only denur, but kick outright,
md rRs, toe. with beth ooct7 ca.
fla man can always be at home, and ne
las q vile sho will be Cszeiu! 10 not Jao ms
% yu- With he concerns on winch she
- D., Ger BANS. i; might De less OF a!ar
-, al ~-s-yoas system to De gently brought
, rc--s.i-u,sps5 with o hiss, aud not 80
,cm-t.rr 90 MS hearing and general san
~ "a 20 De aroused Nth 2 pitcher OF water
g.. nv v-.is tas; !ears the kitchen N rooust
.asI-r md 20 all the ~ M 10 ms ped
,,,.Y s.raoUt co~utgacti3g irarmi'j. az II
--rrr 10 q DANGEROUS precedent 70 STA
-. aci gould aid to the already sreH'
,.rdan Ao-ue b. tie Toman who LOOKS after
,.s soess and keeps the cus.1.c@ onl OF me
stern mos. OF the ,ime. .,
i.tae 10Y e MS EsGr, bad to climb oacS
over three nigh,5 Of stAI's 70 waSe hIr'
.Isb q kiss. after lighting J h1e ana satI.of
a.aakt,,t veil under say, II would no;
civ GO tryiuy on her constitution, but
voai5 consume tiuls o'soUe value u least
9v taxing her iccC more important duiles'
ar. ne pray nigh. s.Jr-l o. the o!scIiIS
lose their alkiHgss q.
%l,r | think OF this mater. and zoos
dorm mao NJ quickly 2alsat!rE Ge2r, i2rs
,;r- "a TO what c0utso % Rest, l~tseiGoaoty
,ssn-at that no average mau rGGsi Ae',-
s..s winch to choose, between akiss when
a va ,ao G-owsy ID derive any neneht
her. rem. aud . ya'i cooked O~resktas'
xhso ne was vice awake saG hungry.
Thousands o. mcarosm the earth TnGnl
ching bat the Gssr oE death could lnGcce
any woman not bind Is5@ BIRTH TO Alss'
49, = some men whom ! co@iGrGa IL VII
c,pstsble's warrau. bGd to sleep until
aav we're gently broIgh, 70 CONSCIOUSNESS,
.l,b he chas;a salute OF love, they WeUlc
pr. a'aeuiug when the mountains are no
ere. -.
ia, oslg in private If, would ihls nool
al iie. lead 20 c0mPJc7lons 0.
.l..l.f,I expectancy, il generally aLo2.eo
ass custom, bat N tbe Puoiic ,y'''-s :.
al, be absolutely disastrous. Once ;e'
hi. t5y!n of r~eye;lle tsEe the place OF 'Ht
Me !, the army. and wSat security nave
w.. in the p~erpetuity OF American Insi'tU,
IONS and tie preservation ola gun squad
70 tims Of danger: : c,-
Eotwi,lsrandi2g the example OF a .oE'
nsr commander OF the s72y tins P7a.t!eS.
. j; Introduced into the service IN the ear,
nsr practise5 BY himself when .u'
c-snd rounds in private lite "o"io .. III,
=, m;ji,sry f,c.;cs would De found suti
c~,sn,Ir strenuous 10 keep ron-comm'ssIon
"a cA,csrs from deserving bg tee troop.
TIE idea CT getting people up IN um'
/. f-r breakfast With a kiss may De more Po-
e,ic. but ior positive results must say tina
/ prefer q gong o, : piece OF ice for adults
s5t q rood stout shingie Tor 6oys.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
An Arab Horse Trade,

An Arab who wishes to sell a horse will
never consent to be the first to name q
price. Some one comes up and says:
Sell, thou wilt gain" The vender re-
plies: Buy, thou wilt gain Speak thou
first" mo, speak thou" Was he pur-
chased or reared2' Reared in my tent,
like one OF my own children" What
hast thou been offered for himH' Il
have been offered leo douros."
Sell him to me at that
price-thou wilt gain. Tell me, then,
what thou asketh." See what is written
with Allah" Come, let US drive away
she previous bidder, and do thou take ten
douros over and above his offer" 81 &C.
cep:. Take thy horse, and Allah grant
thou msyst be as successful upon his back
as many times as he has hairs upon it.
Should the seller be DESTROYS to avoid all
risk OF future annoyance on the subject OF
warranty, he adds, in the presence OF WIT
nesses: The separation between us is
from this very moment. Thou dost know
me, and ! never see thee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
THE STYLES IN DRESS.
Why Women Should Alwasy wear Becom-
ing Garments.

Why Women Should AlWasy wear BeCom
ing Garments.
However excellent the styly Of the bes'
dressmake.s. every one must be OF tbs
watch TO see that thsir Own personal pecu.
I~sli.ies are considered when garments are
made for them. The art OF contrast can.
not be too carefully studied. A abort,
fesby figure should have trimmings placed
prependicularly, all lines marking height
and breadth. On the other hand, a tall
person should have bands and tucks and
tucks and folds placed around the skirt.
which in appearance lovers height. Stout
figures, as a rule, look far better without
pufings, rulings or trimmings. A gar
ment Of handsome fabric and plain cut ia
beat adapted to this condition. Slender
figures, on the contrary, will bear any
amount OF trimming and look better for it.
The first consideration with every woman
should be what is becoming. and not what
is fashionable. The chief impression to
be made is that OF the wearer and not the
costume, on the principle exactly Of the
frame o! the picture adding TO and not de.
tracing from it.
Every woman should dress fully up to
her age. There is no greater mistake than
for a woman over 80 to veal the garments
suitable for a girl. The date on q bottle
rather enhances the value Of its contents,
when the contents are fine, richly colored
aud Of choice flavor. 1t is an easier mat
ter TO lay down directions for color for de-
cided blondes or brunettes than for those
who belong 10 neither class, and who are
in the majority in the female sex.
Ancient portrait painters declared that
the color oil q woman's eyes should be re-
produced in her ~bead-dress; but although
this may do in portraits, it is not a safe
principle 10 follow in real life, for only
those with clear compilations can bear it.
1t is a safer rule 10 repeat the color OF the
hsir ia the costume. The only colored
hair that It would be unwise 20 match with
the dress is that decidedly red. With hsir
of that tic. tho most modest cUlors should
be chosen.
1t is q q strange preference that elderly
women have for wearing purple and lsveL-
der. Nothisg 60 brings out the imperiec-
tions Of the complexion. Lace and Illusion
ani all transparent fabrics imtroye faces
over fifty sears old. Harmony in color is
everything for the young. Brown may
have It's combination Of yellow, deep red,
the right shade Of pink and gray its flick
iogs OF blue.
Gold ornaments LOOK prettiest With
brown and red; silver with blue AID gray.
In selecting materials for g dress Il should
be remembered hat fabrics too soft or too
stiff are not easily dgaped gracefully.
Cashmere and silk combine exce!lent!y,
ard are initiated in lowerpriced material
by mrriuo and alpaca.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
STILES FOR THE new YEAR,

Mod.s.es, 5o.h ia Elcope aud America,
have tiled hard 20 srsta;n The fashion Sc,
early in the season fog F',ireg styles il
dresses, but without avail. .ur women vii
not accept the plain l4!l ssiIl.
The style ofdrapssiss has 5sea modified;
that ia 10 say, they ara palmer ard more
artistic in their straight lines han in their
high bunchine's, ard when trains are worn
they flow quite plain, the only trimming
being q large cord srorndt the edge. NiaetI
inches is the fashionable length and i.
tales sH sEt.ai o. 10 G!esn order TO cut
and hang on" d these trains. They must
sasep grncrtui,y, o. The whole effect o. the
costume is spoiled.
Ia the fashions for January 1886, one
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
DRAMATIC DolNGS.

lydia Thompson has returned 10 Eng,
land
Dion Boucicault is only 6&. and bi, wife
SIS.
John Gilbert is 10. and has no equal on
tae American stage in OLD men characters.
Lillian Russell, is singing out West in
opera Tor 10 cents.
Fred Wsrde will play q brief engagement
in London next spring.
Ia Paris theatrical managers are obliged
to keep up the free list, which takes $780,
TOO a year from their purses.
The American right Of "Sspho," the
ia,es. Partisan success, has been purcahas-
ed by William ferris for Augustin Daily.
Miss Kate Casileton will make her first
appearance in three years in New York
city =, the Standard Theatre, January Is.
Minnie Palmer commenced an engage.
ment at the Strand Theatre, London, on
Monday night of lsst week to q crowded
house.
Lo,ta and her iarge.hearted mother,
Nrs. Grsbtree have ou:generaied John
S,etson OF New York, in a business trans,
action
There are now nineteen theatres open in
the city OF Chicago every night, and four
mu.rlms-all pvospering and crowded al
tle time.
Mrs. Lang,ry doesn't lack 5acsers in
London, wh-re she hos leased the Princess
rEsar.c Tor six mcatas and brought out 8
rev .ss. Monday night.
Robson and Cane s receiyts are $4,000
slaai OF wha: they were mp to yhis time
,.,- season Tbs Comedy Of Errors is
ewing 70 5ea psr'ec: go!d miEe for them.
"- wilson Barrett, in his professional
r % America next aU,umu, viii have
~. .. -udsd repertoire. This will include
.a.-.ec.' "Claudiau ami "Clat.srton.
Mss Ks!s Foysythe is reported i'll 10
9.,ai-lpbil. sad will % unable to act
g.,l Jonu 7. Eaynop fov several days to
COMA. Her engagement. is for tour weeks
lgucar after which she goes to Europe
Adelaide De,ci1Y, one o f~lyori;e mem
gs- o; WalacSs New York Company, Is
Shis,.iug u fa~shloable m]atiase4 aud streets
IN l.JuG0n. She has learned c ySic& o.
war5,:ag tina; is wo;tl $50 .5r al ess7
programme G. three numbers.
Sarah srnnaSats m~?sFsorH"oA OF
Marion Dslorae the pas; teg nights At the
Porte >. Martin ja'a''e, '"''s' hHs osen
= o'',,tAnt s1;s' III am5 .as as.
son .~'AU''tT u S'.'1 nl ~
Uess Is nearly "''a CIV ""N
anxiety.
Mrs Ncrrs'n1 ~Sca'.Ans. VINO cope" %''n
ter father c~oacamau, IS now AZ me IHs
s.Ho. New lcri She says the AroaEol3
axe ne k;Udss' OF managers and that the
a.djeuces aye very enthusiastic H'r nus
band, who i s. car ~c2nd"c.o7' calls hlsa',E
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
SILVER AND GEMS.

No jewels orc worn by young ladies ct
s~gening partiea or balls. Flowers are the
only decorations,
Silver card cases are again in fashion.
Those with q decoration in repouse work
are more stylish.
Gray corduroy is trimmed with old silver
buttons.
The christening git is now q silver por'
ringer and pap spoon instead of q drink
ing cup and the latest design IS call the
Paul Revere since i; ia alter that mace
By the silversmitL-patriot ny
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

steel, with twelve foo. handles. When we
gets two Of three whales aboard we lays TO
or anchors and tries out the oil
How long were sou out and how many
whales did you get on tba. voysgs?'
we were out eleven months and got
seventeen whales. Ny lay was 1920. A
huUJced barrel whales a good on. And
say-you put in that the Sea Breeze was
the lss' ship as ssw The Jeanette. No,
sig. ta;Es 10 tuu whale ishiu', yOH bet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga soy: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New niscoy'
ery, Electric BitteTH and Buckiens ATnica
8 We for two ysaTs. Haze never handed;
r.. dies that sell as we'll, or give such
- real satisfaction. There have beer
srr wonderful cares effected b thes5
Md oines in this city. Several cases Ct
pronounced Consumption have been entire
" cured BY the Use Of q few bottles OF Dr
Kings New Discovery, taken in connection
With Electric Bitters. We guarantee then
sluavs Sold By Logan i c..
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His Father Knew.
U1rDsrg Bp.Gr.

John come home to spend the holidays,
displays hie book larnin' 10 his very prae-
teal t4tharl-"Yes. you see the earth is
hat st the North and South poles and
these vast regions are so barren and ia
hospitable-' Father-"Well, why don't
they Tile um? Nuthin' like it fur fiat
land. You know that hst medder back
OF the orchard? II wa'n'tgood fur nuthin
I'LL tiled it, and Low | raise ~a'spankin.
crop Ct corn ont
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
An EutsrprtslnE, Reliable mouse

Logan i Co., csa always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best OF every
thing, but to secure the agency for such at
ticles as have well known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation osteiag a!va{l on;eEpJisihs
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agencv for the celebrated DR.. King 5 New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on a
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat, Lungs, sno
Chest, and to show our confidence, we invite
CON m call and get a Trisl Bottle Free.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
Trying to Make 1t Noon.
Frgrh Fun.

\ mother 10 her child: Baby mustn
90 iu'o papa's room before noon; he came
in late last might and wants 10 sleep.
Bsby says nothing, bat when her mother 4
back ia turned she mounts a chair and be,
gins fumbling with the clock. Suddenly,
Z IN z-z-z-z the spriug breaks. Naughty
child cries ths mother, running up,
what have you done?' "Nothirg-I wss
only trying to make it noon, mamma
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
uNSElFISHNsSS.


BurI,Gc ia BrooEEyH Eagle.
love my neighbor rs mJsei: J
,ov, hi, horse. his h1nSe his FeiE
HSs pe.f. | ,houid haze sid before
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