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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

breakfast than to dinner. One is. or ought
to be, freshest in the morning, he then
needs no artificial stimulus to make him
feel bright, witty. happy, as he too often
does after the duties of the day are over.
The midday meal, or luncheon TO those
who dine in the evening and who have
work to do in the afternoon. should be a
light one. am rot quite sure that do
not quite approve of the city smack. 1t
puts one past, il sustsius nature, it leaves
the mind tree to think and to do its duty,
aud above all it enables the stom
ach to have rest before. the
principal meal of the day. Now,
about this neal / have to say that, if par
taken of alone BY ones self, it ought to be
an abstemious one. Even in company 1t
need not be heavy one. No matter how
many courses there are, there is not the
slightest necessity Of making too free with
them. But it is q fact, which every one
must have felt, that even moderately
heavy meal is quickly and easily digested
ia accom- panied with and followed By witty
or intellectual and suggestive converse
ton.
Pm dyspsptic; | must not dine out,
l have heard a gentleman more than once
remark.
Well, my impression is that it does dyS
peptics deal OF good to dine out, if they
can eat in moderation and judiciously
never being tempted to call in the aid o.
artificial stimulus to enable them to do 81
men Of more robust physique are doinG
around them.
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\ MANS THREE NIEALS.
Some Common Sense Suggestions About
Food in Its Relation to Health.


es, breakfast ought TO be hearty one,
eaten early in the morning aud eaten
slowly, so as to preclude the possibility OF
eating too heavily, which would maJeri,
ally interfere with the business of the
day. \ man or. woman who is
no breakfast eater must either oe heavy
-over.hesvy-suppsr eater, or be iu bad
state of health A person who requires
the stimulus OF a cup Of tea, or any other
stimulus or stimulsnt whatever before par
taking Of solid TODD is not in the heyday
Of health like to see nan have his
breakfast first, and then feel rouCd .or
his cup Of tea coffee or chocolate have
known the strongest aud hesrhiest Of u.en
positively forget all about the liquid part
OF their breakfast aud leave the tsoie With
ont iC. have known men VINO scarcely
ever touched a drop Of liquid CT any kind
from one week 3 end TO another, and
who, nevertheless, we're in rudy and
robust health. What person eats for
breakfast often gives me clue to the
state Of his health One example: II,
while sojourping at hotel, | see q man
COuG AOHu " uEChAldSt uCt"Ccu ~ hlQ
IL o'clock, and 81, down to degiled kid.
ncys with plenty Of sauce (piqusnr}. and
perhaps one poor Puny egg 10 follow, /
would be willing to aver that he csy-
ries a white tongue and that his
liver sadly needs seeing to. Ham
ard eggs, bacon aud eggs. uc beefs,eak
or underdcne chop with boiled eggs TO
follow, and then cup of nice tes, 10 q
sensible breakfast for man who is going
away out into the fresh sir to walk, or ride
or work till neon, but not for person
who hss TO SIT all day in the same posi-
ton at manual labor. ! empha-
size the word manual, because in
telIectusl or mental work conducas
to appetite. An author hard st
his deck, if his ideas be lowing freely. if
he be happy at his work, and time iying
swiftly with him, soon gets hungry, which
only proves that we must rapport the body
well when there is strain upon the mind,
40 that no extra expenditure Of tissue
may lead to debility. Cheerful
conversation irsures the easy digestion OF
q good breakfast 1t is q pity that in this
country the custom of Inviting friends
to the mstutiusl meal is rot more prevail
eht. Il may seem strange thing to say.
but would ten times sooner 20 ont TO
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Is the Iu,erusl Revenue tax were
abolished root end branch there would not
be half the squabbling about Offices be-
tween the Legislature aud Executive
branches o! government. The Democracy
is pledged 10 al abolition ofthe outrageous
wax tax upon the people and neglect
to carry it GU. will be remembered
By them. In this city S2jO.O00 was paid
last year into the Golfers of the federal
government as q tax on tobacco and
liquors. That money ought to have re-
NAMED in our midst to tighten our own
burdens instead of paying hories Of ted
sral officers to keep sn espionage over US
and 10 accumulate q sGrplus fund in the
Cnided States Treasury, over which the
political Ouzzards spend nearly sl! their
time in wrangling for its possession.
II it be thought best to tax tobacco
and liquors, le: it be done in the
ssy Of license by the State, under the
supervision Of its own officers. TGen ice
money thus collected would more than pay
all the State and school taxes needed By
West Virginia. Then the lands and
stock of the farmer, the wares
OF the merchant and the household
effects Of the wage worker would not be
incuubered with an annual tax mortgage
which weights him down SO heavily. By
all means abolish the Internal Revenue
law and with the radiance Of large part OF
the officials tee causes FOR contention ct
Washington viii be heard Of no more for.
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COnMIssIOSER's NOTICE.

Tn TIE CrECUIr COURT or OHIO COCF.
l. ~ west VrgTria:
| George ". McCcrs. ldnioisnstoT o. the esistc Of
Geofg. ". MeCord, doeoases,
Thomas McCord, Tboma, y. Hcl ord. tho Sati.sai
Bank Of Wet Virginia, James e. BIC ord 'Alsr-
sbdsr +. Garden. IhoDss hughc., h KpysgB
and Andrew VI Hamilton, partners doing bust
nss under the 6Tm Lame Of Thomas Hog hes
Co.
~ CHAscERT.
BY virtue Of 40 order entered 10 the sDaVe On.
titled cause tbs ZIth day o. January. 1876. IL IS
referred 10 the undsnIgDsd con mis.il Of the
taid Court 10 take, ,ta add report a. f. lows
Fint-R hat lands zDd pcnoD7l es',te the te-
fendAnt, Thomas AcCord, owned, lying "a the
.tsts Of West virginia on the 18Th day Of septsm.
Der, 1879.
Second-whzt d. Dts, IL any, SAID Ihorna Nc.
Cord owed on the 18Th Day Of 5ept@mbtr. 1871.
Third-Whzt debts the .sh hoDas HcCorI mas
contracted since the 18th cay ~ ssptsnber, 1872.
Foorh-Wbat real estate and p'f,onsI property,
IL any, beor ging 10 sid Thou q. Nc ord are
in the possssso on or under the control Of the de-
iendant, Thomas b. HeCord.
Fifh-Whst sums OF money ,aid Thomas No
Cord has received from sales o! personal property,
derived from land osns7 BY bOtno AcC0rd %
the 18th day Of septsn bef Is52. eel u 0 annual
ntsl Tslue o. the lard in The bil! dsscrlbed iron
the 18th day Of september 1879
biIth-ADy other matters deemed pertinent By
the csnnssi0ner required 10 be rep. rted " any
party In Interest.
b office 10 hereby given that the underlined HIS
hIed upon Thursday, the llth day Of March, pss,
com cling a. nine O'Clock a n a, the q me and
bis Office no. lao Ca2pline street in The city 0:
wheeling, Ohio county, Wet Virginia 81 the
place at which ne Will proceed 70 zSeSItsn and re.
port the several matters In the Sid order o! refer
ence required.
Given under NY hand. this 10Th dty o. Feo-
runy, 1895. JOSEPH r. PAUL.,
iebllozut Conmiaiopsf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26
THE BLAIR EDUCATIONAL BILL.

Senator BLAIR and others who are sd-
vocstiug the great educational scheme will
do we'll to consider that no matter how
convenient school houses are and how long
the terms ofscbool ere, a very large por-
portion of the children intended to be ben
Gifted By the vast appropriations, will re-
csiye no benefit whatsoever. They will
not attend the schools provided for them
unless there is some law compelling them.
But this bill will in ell probability pass the
Senate.
Here is what the New York Sun says OF
it's prospect: III some Of the Democratic
Senators had not been seduced BY the gilt
,ering prospect Of getting for their States
fat share 10 the ssveuty.seyeu millions
which BLAIR yesrns to scatter, the scheme
might perhaps have been blocked with the
the assistance OF sober-miuded Republicans
like HAvLEY aud INGALLS,. But q spirit
of fool bsnevoleuce aud pseudo philantho,
oy possesses the Senate aud the House /:
probably the only hope OF squelching
this big project. Mr.. WILLIS has re
ported from the House Committee on Edu,
cation a bill closely resembling BLMRs,
and it 10 safer to depend on the chance o.
the House again dissgreeing to the BLAZE
bill from a preference for some member;
of its own than on beating the bill on it
merits.
1t is unfortunate that some Influential
Southern journals and politicians should
favor this scheme. Their honorable anxi
ETY. for the growth Of education in tn
South has led them to be leniept to TIT
weakness and toolishuess Of the BLAIR ob
ject. The ilIiteracy existing in the South
ern States is q great misfortune. It's con
ceivsble that it might, if unchecked, be
come q great danger. But the South mus
work out its own salvation. 1t has begun
the great task Of education, aud it hs
done wonders already. 1t should still de
pend upon itself, and not trust to the fata
bounty Of the Government.
There are Jet few things LETT which
State might be permitted, even in thes;
days of BLAIR. 10 do for itself, and the ed
ucs,ion Of its citizens is one of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

TINS limit Of production Of steel rails for
the year 1886 as agreed upon by the mills
in the steelrail pool wss 100000 tons
The contracts for delivery already reach
100000 tons and the pool will, it is said
increase tho tOts! production to 100000
tons. The construction of new lines is
now expected to reach 1000 miles this
year against ,, 700 10 1885. This shows q
good prospeot fox the iron and steel trade
durirgtte year. AS many other industries
are to greater or less extent dependent
upon these yesr OF prosperity may be
looked for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26
-.

THE people feel very much disappointed
in the result Of the conference Of usilers
and manufacturers yesterday. I, was hoped
that something would be agreed upon that
would settle the long strike end that soon
the mills w2nl1 &c running in full blast,
giving employment to our workingmeu
and profit 10 All. But there SCENE to be
little hope lefr FOR a satisfactory settlement.
It is presumed lGa: both the uailers and
manufactures know their business and
acted as tue tt9ugh. oee., bus the people
will depiore the present ftuit.eas result
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PROPOSALS FOR C 0TviCTLABOR
WEST vIfDRIA PEsITEsIIARY,


AOUSDsvILLE, feb. 8, 1896.
C EALtD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ EECtIvEI
- by the uni. Sntd until III clock meridian
on Tuesday, March ID. IssS. f., the labor Of eas
hULd I'd 400 able Jodis1 Eicts and ~ e1iy ave
VS. or more Wuo at" 20, able bodied. 10 be- EN- i
plCyed within the p -Di'1ntisry Tor term Of from
three ny 20 Eve % yfar' aDd 10 te furnish Cd On
the 18th day Q. Al CAST. IsS;.
Each bid ball - sciiy the tic e. prep 1sed 70 be
manufactured. the M nbsr Of square I,et Of shop
room that will lie rJs u!rsd, the amount Of steam
pose! and the price per day therefor.
i Ihs bidder d sire' ~ manufacture different
classes OF articles the labor 10 be employ on sIch
class must he hid for sfIArately.
1 be sUcce1ful bidder will re required TO enter
t1to Contract in puruanCe OF his bid, and furnish
bond satisfactory Ia the Bard Of Directors in such
sum ~ may By tosm lie deemed necessary, condI-
TONED for the faithful Performance Of bis cIptra g.
ard as the Law diTecr; a blank form Of which con-
usct and boDd is on hle and viii remain With the
clerk o the Poard, during this stTsrtIRmsnf,
anh bid must he accnDp7nsi with q bond, With
sureiies 10 the isthiaciV1 Of The Board, that the
bidder will comply With the terms 81 his bid, II II
Is accepted. AID be sealed sni addreved 10 the
supsriniendsnt and s1doued ibid for labor"
ANY further information desired viii be fur
nisbed on sr I icstion 10 this of@ce.
The h s'd OF Directors reserve the right 10 reject
any or all BIDS
By order Of the Goard II Director,
$50. z. PECE,
ieb'oDavt Superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

Fas New York World is Justly iaOilant
over i.s success ia securing the release Of
nan Who has been confined in Lud.
low stSae, Ill because ho vas too poor to
pay ms dsbs. That is q very cruel and
unreasonable. law tor The great Empire
State, to put Peaui,ess man in jaiI and
keep him there with tie expectation that
he viii thus re made able 10 pay it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26
Chapiine Street Prnpsrty for Sale

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST TO
| ID me. made by Abner Key ard his wife, one Of
which Is dated the twenty day Of July, 10 the
year 1879, aid re corded In the clerks office Of tbs
| County Court OF ONO county, Hest Virginia, In
Deed Of Trust Book numbered IL, BazP 2G1 and the
Other 10 datga the fourteenth DAY II June In tba
year 1894. and recorded in said Office In eed oil
Trust Book numbered -, page pa, I'll! on
THURSDAY, TIE lIth DAY OF MARCH,
1896,
comm ercing 1T 10 O'Clock a. M, sell NJ public guc-
ton, a. the front GpOr Of the Court House Of sAid
county the Soutn part OF the lot numbered one "a,
IL me square numbered fourteen 90, on the east
side OF ChaD.ine street, in said county, being 20
much OF raid lot a. lies bet sern the southern
boundary o. said lot and line drawn parallel to
said southern boundary and d,tan: about forty
feet thereirom, and bsing the same piece Of
ground yhich was conveyed 20 the sAid AbncT Key
by Thomas McKenuan and his wife by Gesi dated
the 2oih day Of septembtr, 1884, asd recorded In
ssid Office Ia eed Boo NJ. ls. page 237.
AND ALSO, The piece Of grouId, part Of .aId
lot mum bere1 one o., which was conveyed 20 the
said AbDer Key BY Willism II. HeaTbe and bis
wife BY deed dated the fourteenth cGV OF June
in the year 1884, and recorded IN raid ofce In Deed
Book numbered -, p &c 4a5; vi tea last mentioned
piece Of ground 3 bounded On the North by Elev-
eDth street, extending Along the south side Of tina;
street about thirty-iour and half feet; on the
east by an alley forming The eastern boundary Of
said lot nun beTed one; on the south by the part
o. ssiI lot numbered one fret herein Ces Iibe1;
and on the west by the portion OF said 10: num-
Oe1tu OHe NnlCn Hhh COW go 10 Justine, Inc vile
Of Meyer Heymsn, ty deco dated sep;ember 8,
1885, and recorded in Iaid CIT ce In Deed Book num-
bere,i II, page 373.
believe the title To m good. bet ssIi.s q, trus-
tee, undertake 20 convey such lie only by rad
Deeds OF Trust an 60 acrized 10 cell and convey
as aiOre.a.i.
Terms OF SALE-OEe third Of the p1rrhase
money, and as much more as the puTehs:s1 may
choose To pay, TO De paid In hand, and the remain
der with interest y equal instruments in one and
two y.ETs iron the day Of sale: the purthAss.
giving bis notes with sa'iisrtoyy psTsonal .asuGIy
for the deferred instalne sai ths ute % .e -
tanned, deed OF trust O. the pToreI:y tod 70 be
given, as additional security.
DANIEL LAMB,
tPt5t Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

THE IaJeligencer says that It has mot
raised radical howl over the reforming
Of the Civil Service which has been going
on since Mr. CLEVELAND became Pcesi
dent. This newspaper has not been cold
in It's sympathy with the braves Who have
fought long fight and at Last csme within
sight of the fruits Of victory"
II people want any further proof Of this
statement let them ask Ex.Collector Nc,
rOPlyrrE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

Il u really amusing TO see some OF The
antics Of the Republican Senators in reFlS
ing 10 confirm The Presidents appoint
ments. Democrats are in the Offices anG
car hold them ss lon a. the President
says so in spite Of the Republican q.
teupts. The Republicans are sctiug tbs
Old stoyy Of man kicking himself or o.
Don Qn;To'e fgbtjrg tho windmilis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

A FLORIDA journal is urging upon the
Governor Of that State to inquire whether
the place Of one Of their United States
Senators - not vacant. The missing SEN
stor Is Mr.. JovEs, WHO has so long been
absent from his post st Washington, away
up in the stormy nOrthlsud worshlpiug at
the shrine Of rich Detroit widow, that
even Senators SHcagAN, EyARTs, CoECER,
and others Of hi5 colleagues, have become
uneasy les. some misfortune has bstsilen
him and have made journeys to rescue
him. Bat the Senator refuses TO be res
cued. Yet tho people Of Florida must
fork over his salary ali the same.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

Tbs action OF the Interstate Miners and
Operators convention at Columbus, in az
pointing a national beard Of arbitration,
can not fail 10 have a coed effect. There
is come prospec: now that strikes will be-
come less frequent in this industry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

TEE French Assembly have under con
sheraton q Dill providing Tor the borrow
ing Of $jDO00O1O in order to institute
public works Cor the employment Of idle
workinCmea. Whea Fragce is already SO
b1rdeuei with de5s, this is a very upcer
tain experiment. The 6e5t Of Paris, alone
ia $500 O00 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

\ wRITsE IN Popular Science Monthly
gives the schools q Sounding whack when
he says they tsach children the use o.
words they do not comprehend 10 describe
Thugs the5 10 rot understand, This is mol
called education, out sua'teration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

The Republican papers of Ohio some
time ago denounced Judge WYLIE Of Col
uubus as a long haired Iosfer and con
teuptl5ls bloat, but since he has sustained
the Legislature II the proceedings sgains,
DALroy he is iauGed as an example OIL
virtue aud sair'liUess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

Edison, the inventor, IL said to 5e as
deaf az o pos ead cr1 only hear oy pain
of patent ears, which ne carries in his
pocket Gni takes on, aud sticks into bis
head when be Esnts to listen. If his wife
doesn assume the right Of manipulating
these ears for him, he is proof against cur
tain lectures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

FORTY SIGHT bills are before Congress
providing Tor the issue Of Treasury notes
Or silver. certificates in some form. But
however much money there is, one thing
is certain: men will still have to work for
II ss heretofore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26
DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

supplied with Water and tias, centrally G,Gied
numbered 1876 on tue east side OF EOtf strto;, one
door above twelfth street. il now rehtcj iGI
$3.50 per month. To be sod at the Count Hou,r
Saturday Morning, February 81, 1886,
az 10 O clock, TO the highest bidder
TRRNS-sl 00O or ~ mUrh more RS the purchaser
may desire 10 pay, cash, the balauce In one aud
two years with six per cent interest, secured bS
deed OF trust on the properly. Little perfect and
guaranteed. JAMES l.. HAWLEl.
W. ii. HALLER, AUctioneeT. ieb20S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26
FOR .RDNT.

"REllLl BLOCK," OPERA HOUSE COR.
l. ner: one store room fronting on Market
street next 10 C. 'Chnepls drug store; seven rom,
i0r Offices in second aud third stories; one laryt
ha /" fourth story, covering tie entire building
also, han I-omely hnished and vel lighted base.
mrnt. suitable for almost any kind of bur ness and
will lie completed IN few days. The other room,
are ready !cr occupancy row.
The store room and up stairs rooms, handsome.
~ FINISHED, No. 1889 Main street. Possession given
LIST ApIiL
Che large store room and cellar, No. So Zane
street 90 ner Zane aud Broadway, Island.
hko, large brick house, No. 2iIG Main stree
suitable Tor boarding house Possession lst pril
Also, Tour tenement houses In same location
Po.esSifn can be given Immediately, and rent.
reasonable 10 good tenants.
apply 10 NJ. REILLY,
tchllh Nos. lSf and 1871 Main st
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26

TaE Poles are still dreaming Of Poland
But BISMARCK is waking them up before
putting them under ground. Yet they
mus, Be careful not 10 speak their native
lsnauayp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26
North Front Street, Island, Proper
tV for Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST Tu
ID me, made by Mary a Tiemau aud q. Will
liam lieman, her husband, da;9i the 18th day Of
February, IN the yesT 1851, nj !, curCed in The
Clerks OFFICE Of the County Court OF ohio COUnty,
West Virginia, in Deed OF lIust Book Numbered
81 page 49, will, on
Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1886,
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. H.. sell al public suc
ton at the 'front.' door OF the Court House OF SAID
county, Lot numbered one hH4dred and ntn,iY
six 1856, In the city OF Wheeiu7, in OnII county,
West Virginia, and IN the ADDITION OF said Coy
called Zanes Island addition 10 city of Wheeling
also, part OF water pasture lot numbered seven
g. in said addition, being ali q said LOT nun cred
seven % which lies in the rCar Of said lot une hun
dred and ninety six ,lg6l. and between il and the
ohio river the SAID part Of lot numbered seven ~
beng Of a uniform width OF sixty lGaI ieet from
front Of side thereof next lot one hUndfed and
ninety six l9fl 10 the river being the same prop-
erty conveyed to the said Mary A. Tismin by
Ernest Pollock by deed Of even Il" herewith,
which is duly r'cGTded in the said 'hio county,
believe the tile b be good, bat selling "a nus.
tee undertake . convey such title on % hy said
deed OF trust AN Authorized 10 Sell and convey as
aforesaid
TEENS or 5ALE-Cash
J. POLLOCK, Trustee.
I Ter An, .fr {.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26
TaE REGISTER.

West NirginiSnS sojOnrning IN
Washington can always find the
DAILY REGISTER ON the conn
ter OF I.epIey a EinSter, news
dealers, aS5 Fifteenth street.