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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11
Weiaht-Pouuds
StAture-Feet, inches,

"It seems TO me that this is altogether
too liberal an allowance Of fesb, especially
when il is not distributed evenly over the
body, but is concentrated near the waist
A short frame is no. intended for heavy
weights. Judging from nv own case, !
ought to be heavier than I am. For q
man eve feet nine inches tall, Bautine
would allow l6l pounds II weighed 1872
net, / should De miserably uncomfortable
Bat Bsniing bimself was 50 stout when he
began to practise bis sys'em on himself
that anything like these figures seemed to
him actually sylph.liks Why, the poor
mans stomach vas 40 big that be had 10
90 down stairs backward lee. he should tip
forward if be walked down in the usual
way, and be had TO bandsge bis kDess to
keep them from giving way under him. It
took him q year 10 reduce bis flesh forty
six pounds and bis girth twelve and half
inches. Then ne was go happy that he
wrote q pamphlet for the benefit of mankind.
BE did q great thirg for Us fat folks. And
Il he, With his Eve feet and FIVE inches Of
stature, and his 202 pounds in weight
Eould not look ridiculous sitting upon q
PEDESTAL ! should propose statue for this
Zoe to fat.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11
RED, YELLOW AND BROWN.

Pink of a delicate rose shade is combin'
ed with all the new shades oil green, except
those which have much yellow in them.
The modest crocus is one of the new
artificial flowers which is most perfectly
copied. These are in yellow, purple and
white, with no foliage.
Every girl and woman is now wearing
red in some way or other" said New
York modiste recently. "A few weeks ago
it was oil yellow, but now you don't see
any yellow at all The started in with q
bow in the bs.s or bonnets. then the hats
became all red, trim med with black silk
cord, and were made like the Lillian Rus.
sell hat Then the craze for red extended
TO gowns.
A great deal Of red is to be worn, not
only in dark cardinal and ruby, which are
especially fsvorites, but also in turkey red
and q medium shade of scarlet.
Serge dresses OF these colors will be seen
with black straw or lace hats trimmed
with red and black ostrich plumes. These
are quite striking, but are designed more
especially for coaching end like occasions.
Brown and gray.b!ue are the leading
colors for spring wear.
There is marked Improvement in the
taste Of cororipg goods. The Breton colors
are extremely attractive, and there is q
delicate shade Of ficelIs verging on fawn
that will bs much favored Ii forms mos,
charming ground for bands and stripes OF
plush or terry, in red, green, brown ard
other clear tin,s.
Yellow aud yellow greens ore favorite
colors in millinery this season and are even
seen in company on the same bonnet
lemon yellow AID maple green.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11

Fannie Davenport is an excellent anna
teur photographer.
Dixey and "Adonis" will remain at the
New York Bijou until July.
George Hoey has written another play.
He calls it kept Dark"
Mrs. Agnes Booth Inherited $4,000
from Junius Brutus, her husband.
Charles H Bradshaw gives out that be
will not travel with Lot;a next season.
Nine. Sslins Dolaro, who has been seri-
ously i'll, ia rapidly couvslescing in New
York.
George Lsarcock, has been retired from
Rhes's company and Boyd Putnam will
take his place.
Ellen Terry, completely restored to
health, resppearea at the London Lycsum,
March 9th.
Mrs. Tony Hart is ct Old Point Comfort,
seriously III. Her health has been much
impaired.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyssn6er Thompson Jointly
claim the parentage of bouncing boy
it Is their hrst.
The five Allen Sisters-all pretty and
shspely San Francisco girls-bavs joised
one Of the Kiralfry Companies.
Henry Irving's eldest son Is to 60 upon
the stage. He has been very successful in
amateur dramatic performances.
Edwin Booth is a grandfather, aud now
will have another with whom to divide the
affection he has SO long and 80 lsVishlY be-
slowed upon Edwins,
Mrs. Virginia McNalley (Jennie Birch
professionally has sued for divorce from
John 7. McNalley. She is with "The
Strangers Of Paris" Company.
With the steamer Oregon vent down the
of a new play BY Wilson Bar.
rett and Clement Scott, which had been
sent over for Manager 4. ~. paluer to
read.
Mr.. Keen has determined to add King
Lear 10 his repertoire nezt season. With
Ed win Forrest the greatest OF Lesrs passed |
away; as did the greatest of Fals1tfs when
Hsckett died.
There is much talk of Robson and Crane
'eviving THE Merry Wives of Windsor"
,ext season, aud giving it as elaborate dis
,lsy of scenery as The Comedy of Err
or" now enjoys.
Roland Reed joins Temlston's "Mi-
iado" Company on the Sd of May, to play
lis original part of Ko-Ko. Mr.. Reed will
ave snug salary for the summer-S5O0
week is good pile.
The grand aud thrilling play entitled,
A Lsborilg Man" will be presented at
be Central Theatre, Philsdelphia, April i
2, under the patronage Of the district as. !
smblies OF the United States. :
The legal contest over the 500 900 CT i
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11
POPULAR NEW DRESS GOODS.

A coarse canvas blocked with cords Of
the same color, or in variety Of colors, il
called elephant cloth.
A leading Paris fashion journal says
There is DO trace left Of ihs exsggerated
roughness Of texture that las of late dis
6gur'd 60 many otherwise beautiful
fabrics"
The mos. popular goods for spipe
dresses are those having 10 them some sug'
gestions Of csnvss.
A printed cotton Grape in japanese
figures and designs is Q novelty.
Canvas fabrics undoubtedly lead the way
in the new sp.iDg and summer materials,
or dress fabrics, and there is bu. little simi.
larity in the material which manufacturer
are now producing with the canvas and
Examines Of last year.
Some Of the fancy wearioss resemble .
f1e close network, and others more like
the stitches seen in point d'esprit and other
nets. while the plain. canvsf woven fabrics
are coarse in appearance and exquisitely
sof, in texture.
A very striking feature in ths new
fabrics is the Introduction of cords, woven
in the material and forming broad bands
in imitation Of brsiding, in graduated
stripes and blocks. The cords are soms
times in one color, 9 contract Of the ma.
terial and il variety Of tones harmc.
niou,ly blended resembling very closely
the Bren;o9 embroidery.
There are few boucle or bourstts-esoda |
in orr market, and theee sra ased fcr ont. |
,ide garments for both lsiist and Children, |
but the goods covered with long hairs Had
10 favor this season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11
No. IOO.-A Crank's Posse ssion,
A Spelling Match 4.

For April new competition Is proposed, Ia which
all readers of tho REGISTER are invited to partci-
pate. The cOntest consists In spelling match, In
which the object is to find the largest possible num-
Der OF words which may be made from the letters
Of Bearing" The sender Of the largest list will be
rewarded with fine edition Of "Gullivers Travels,
finely printed, illustrated, aud handsomely bound
In cloth The award will be governed by these con-
ditions: /. No word will be allowed unless 1t Is
defined in the body-including supplement Of new
words-ot webster's Unabridged Dictionary. ?.
Authorizations, contractons, musical sylableS, pre-
fixes and sufxeJ will not be regarded as words, and
will not be admitted. g. Only the seven letters Of
Bearing may be used, and no letter may be en-
ployed more than once in any single word. !. The
words OF each list must be arranged In alphabetical
order and numbered. g. No word will be counted
more than once in any list, even If the same COM
bInaton Of letters may have many definitions. 9.
In case Of tie the prize will be given for that one
OF the largest lists from which fewest words are
thrown out for non-obervance Of these conditions.
/. All6sts must be forwarded before May LIST
Specimens Of allowable word, are: l. Be. 2. Gin.
.. Ring Find the Others.
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"a Duet for Two Sweet Female Voices"
Tempo, Breathless..
Ronnd Hia1 in CAicaJ0 Rambler

"a Duet for Two Sweet Female Voices"
Tempo, Breathless..
RO and Hing in Chicago Rambler.
"Why, you dear thing! How do you do
And how do you 90? Aud where have you
been all fhis timel And I'm so glad to see
you! So glad And you're looking just
lovely Just perfectly lovelyH And what
q sweet bonnet Parish thought sol and
+ m go delighted 10 see yon! Aud you're
looking so well And what lovely weather
we are hayiul AID Q, how's baby dear,
sweet little thing He's the living image
Of you and Charlie
"Othauka, dear, baby doing plendidiy
got another lower front tootG through and
he's going to have big piDple right on
the end of his dear little noseW
"Oh perfectly dreadful! And hoSs
Charhs2 Heard he was rue away with and
awfully hurt, and I've been meaning to call
and ask after him, for knew you must 5a
so aWfnlly worried, but I've been 50 busy
you know =,
20, thank you, dear, that's ever so kind
of you, but it wasn't anything serious he
was ooly trying bis new tandem pair, aud
be found ont atterward that the shaft horse
had belonged to policeman aud learned to
stop st every rum shop he came to, aud
the leader WAS circus horse tdst had been
taught to read, aud so bolted for every sign
Of Hay for sale or Meals at all hours
that he saw, aud 80 poor Charlie was bit
shaken up, and decided to sell the beasts
for ladiss saddle horses and so be--and oh
have you seen those new black silk stock
iugs with silver clocks that they've got at
Mecy's2 You must get some they just
perfectly lovely long ones, you koow"
Yes, Just bought some; they are too
sweet for any thing, aren't they1 Are you
doing to the Robiusons' tonight hear
it going to be chsruing"
No, don't think we shall be able to
Are you goingT
"Well, er--uo l don't think we shall be |
able to get of. It's so wearing this going |
out every night, isn't itY
so hard, isn't it? Well, l must be go !
ing, dear; I'm already an hour lste for my
nv appointment a. the dentists! Bat I'm
20 glad TO have met you, dear! And Jon
will come and see me very-0, there's
Fanny Jones! l must run over aud con-
srstuls'e her on her engagement being
orokenl Goo6.by, dear!
"Goodbyi (sotto roce) Gracious how
her dress does hang behind
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KALEIDOSCOPE OF COMBINATION

A remarkably pretty combination OF silk
and wool is in serge which is in inch
wide stripes OF tao shades Of brown.
Through each stripe run half Q dozen
clusters of silk threads Of little lighter or
darker shade, which are pulled up in boucle
loops AMI matted down 30 as to make small
NOISY figures o! nu irregular, oblong shape
Salmon pink with terra Gotta plush ia q
combination recently shown in tea-gown
which was particularly elegant and artistic,
Flo1nces OF mode color and light gray
apgors trim costumes of dark. blue-green
or deep red most stylisbly snd with good
effect
For the coming season many dresses
will be made with the entire waist of one
sort Of goods and the entire skirt of another
Cashmere skirts will be worn with velvet
waists elk wsiats and those made of thin
materials Of all sorts.
There are rich Perssu silks that vii be
made into waists of various shapes and
worn with thin white or light.cslored skirts
Of any material.
A novelty in waists Is jersey and elk
combination. The jersey cloth is used for
yoke and sleeves, while tight fitting body
OF the silk composss tie remainder Of the
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Back SILK dresses ~'th>csrd.aai silk
Jersey cloth Jokes Will be especially stylish
for young persons
One 0! the prettlsst things seen in III.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11

tate and SIS Us0 annual income left by
Cbsrles A. Cloves was decided in Chicago,
March IL, against Nellie F. Cor Lillian)
Kelsey, the ex chorus singer, who claimed
to be his widow.
Billy West, the minstrel, has been de-
clared divorced from Fay Templeton BY q
Chicago Judge. Fay told Billy she loved
him, bat that she loved the stage much
better, and could not live away from the
foo,lights. Then said Billy, "you can go,
and joy 60 with you"
Samuel W. Glenn who is this week play.
ing Ten nights in Bar Room" at For
psugh's, Philadelphia. was the frat man in
America to star in q German dialect part
Thirty.6ve years ago his dialect burlesque
of Richard III. ct the Front Street Thea
tre Baltimore, attracted large audiences.
Henry Dixey gave $50 last week to the
widow of q poor New York shoemaker who
was burned to death while endeavoring to
save q woman's life. This voluntary char
ity of "Adonis" produced further food
of contributions, and the woman was placed
beyond the immediate reach Of want.
The Meiningen Company, of Germany,
will make tour Of the United States next
season, opening at the New York Academy
of Music in October There are eighty
people in the company. They carry all
their own scenery, and it will cost 81 to s.
to see their performances from an eligibls
part Of the house.
The company which is to support Mrs.
John Drew in her coming tour in EN-
gagged" has been completed. Mrs. Drew
will play Belinda Treberne, and will be
supported by Msssrs. Charles Wslcot, j.
q. Fitzpatrick, Edward Lamb, P. ]. Reyn
olds, Sidney Drew, Miss Sydney Cowell
Miss Louise Pesrce, Miss Elizabeth An.
drews and Miss Alice Rutter. The season
opens in Richmond, Va, this month.
Mr.. Gilbert has written A. NJ. Palmer
of the New York Madison Square Theatre
that he is quite satisfied with the royalty
of $40 performance paid voluntarily TO-
Engaged" Mr.. Gilbert says it is tn
second royalty that an American mans
ger has paid him. The other instance wa
a remittance Of EGG, from the late Johl
Mccullough, for playing some of bis pieces
a fortnight in San Francisco. Though Mr.
Palmer can buy copies OF the play for /!
cents 10 this country, he thinks it but RICH
to pay royalty.
The Mccullough monument fund is pre-
crossing bu: slowly. Very little headwa.
has been made as 10 the arrangements 70
the ultimate disposition of the body. II
J. Elliott, the sculptor, secured death
mssk of the late actors features that vii
be used as model of the head for thu
statue that is to surmount the monument
The muscles and veins on the temple ant
neck are clearly shown. There is Sigh
frown on the forehead and the curly hair il
pushed in heap Oh the top Of the head
as it always was when the actor played
Virginius. A number of bus:s will b.
made from the mask, aud they will be solC
by subscription to theatrical manager
throughout the country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11
GROWING THIN.
The Simplest Method of Reducing
Ones Size.
Not Quantity but Quality Said to Be the
Cause Of corpulence.--How One Man
Got Himself Down to Fair
Proportions.
Nel1 York Tribune.

Nelz York Tribune.
"What is the process Of growing tnlni
asked Tribune reporter Of friend who
had successfully reduced bis weight
Il gave up sugar and ell sweet things
bread, potatoes. beer and sweet wines, milk
butter and parsnips. That is. did so at
first. / ate dry toast, undone bsef, or any
ether kind of meat; any kind OF vegeia-
bles except potatoes and parsnips, salads,
fab, and in TACT anything l pleased except
whst was forbidnen. 1t was hard at first,
of course, and I don't believe / could have
had the nerve to give up sweet things and
milk entirely, but | compromised. l took
lust enough milk and sugar in my coffee at
breakfast to make it pslstabls, and that
little indulgence did not seem to hurt me.
/ lost flesh rapidly. Here are the figures
which have in my pocket memorandum
net weight, for / weighed myself in Tur
kish bath"
'Tb;. vvaa the tahlk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11
Nh. OLA Fruits Contents.

Find me delicious fruit and viii show you It's
contents, take small portion OF 1t, and you will
behold something which Is viewed with undisguiied
horror by even the deyil-of the printing office; II
this be increased by half as much again, the result
will be small pointed instrument oil w0oo OF met
al. another small portion added would bring you
a common confer, in whose double heart you Will
ind none other than myself, and then you VIII
readily perceive that the whole heart oil this tree
could BY no possibility be found outside Of H. An
TO Won the wash OF the waves at low tide uner the
rsps Of quarter-moon And yet there is room
within for still another fruit. which completes tins
list, oALfhA'
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No. 9s.-A Riddle.

NO. 0os-A
live quite alone aud no company see,
For nv house Is 50 small that il ouly holds me.
A reason like this may tempt me to roam,
As often you'll find that am absent from home.
To measure folks now by their stature or grth,
Gives a false estimation Of their real worth
You meier Woulo suppose, a. you earelesslV scan
NV proportions, the service / render TO man,
or, being in favor with every degree,
The confidence people repose In me.
Though poor Ia possessions OF jewels or lands,
am sure II my dwelling AhOuld ever change hands,
Like shutters and candle-stiek, bottle aud gin.
Az parI OF my household shall he thrown in.
That this dossn Z vex me truthfully own, 80
Though some Of my eations stand upon tone, ~
While Others Is stoutly maintsin their position; "
But one 90 I'll confess Is the son OF perdition
When the wor d on its pillow is tossing in sleep,
The miser uneoyers his glttering heap
Before me, and trembling with fear and doubt,
After counting 1t over, he turns me out.
And maidens who blush to the roots OF their hair,
will leave all their love tokens in my care
Pm true 10 the trust but TO guard them don't stay
FOR my HeA'uie' "i' ''''' "'''1 ~ FIT.
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let it cool gradually. Or. this bread may
be steamed for one hour and three-quarters,
and be dried off in the oven twenty minutes.
When it is taken from the oven wrap .
towel around the loaf, the tin and oil, and
in ten minutes remove from the tin, and
keep the loaf wrapped in the cloth until 1t
is sent to the table.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11
THREE LITYiE vsssAR GIRLS FROM
SCHOOL.

Nee YORK. Herald.
Three little Ayty Nynes are we,
Fresh from high school and seminaree,
Hemmed in b. gsniut sUtelaree-
Three little Ayty NyneA
Three liltla yty Nynes are we,
All afraid Of the FaOu lee
sFrsid ia sSne ~, adult scrape % BE-
Thrce httle syty Nynes.
Three little Ayty Sypes are We,
Way down Gcrp Ia geUmetrer,
For We can't hr p il bOS, son Sc
hres ri.'le Ayty Nynes.
Three litsla Ryty Nynes ere We,
AL In love With trtS n'n,CUce,
Cause 81 o Uist,uce ~ can &c
Three ..rt!c Ay'y Nynes,
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CALLED BACK I"

fAasi Of Hugh C0sI7cy ia Ctielgo Rainier.
Let mediums rave,
And elciGl, i! they viii,
That iolS IN the grave
not sisays itS:ll.
Ie'eu must insist
OF this max the most-
There ne'er did exist
A sight Of 4 ghost,
E.se stOries now read,
nd Abel,ed rs mine,
Eouid Tcise me-tho' dead
truly op!ns.
and could il be 90
These tales would, alacSi
Have long. long ago
From death called NE haak-
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SWif's Specific

Il natures own remedy, made from rot, NH.
cred from the foiSsts Of Gsorsa. Tho me,Aosh,
which It is made wn obtained ~ ahaI bred mo
the Creek Indians who inhabited certain p,rao,
Of Georgia, which was communicates TO one O. "a,
early settlers, and thus the formula b., TEN t,t
cd down to the present day, IRE above Gu, ~,
resents the method Of manufacture twenty va,
ago, by Mr., c. T. Swift, one Of The PRESENT pro
prieton. The demaLd has been srsIuay irCsslrt
until 100000 laboratory is now Necessary to up
ply the trade. A foreign demand la, hoSu or..ss.
and enlarged facilitio, viii ID Necessary to No,
IL Tnis great
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