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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-07

TRIMS WIN Leave and Arrive as follows. Daily, en-
cert H1ndzI-CkHrRAL TmH:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-07
BEL AIRS ST GAINESVILLE RY,

Nn- MANHOOD, HOUTHEUL IN
prudence. Nervous De0liiiyt S9reS
By Botanic Nerve Bitters S9o. neto
SSSk Med. Co., Phia-, Pa, ana L9Ssh
W = nrng Sfnra Wheeling apneode
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-07

DsPAIL AniTs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

i N.. !.
fefnaps no SAIGON Keeper 10 tne stase u
more widely known than 'Storny ycr'
dAn' ana probably none OF them have
sought less y disguise their hatred for tht
Havkeye Prohibition law or violstad y
more opsnl{. But STORMY has reached
the end Of hia axops - last and u now 10
the Wsp9le Os0as sM senssnosd 20 m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

Sarfbsthing = : dslusioa and fsud.
With ths ssmperaiurc of shs saks a 70s
you sAsp and ssrsls Aod ieel 20 II some
Que vas shooting licicles through you.
Yon hrally dip nader With . ysii. aud shs
yell 10 changed 10 . sort Of III | vhocps (!
asa pint Of tho bsiny huid ssils do~a
your throat aud proceeds 70 ssll your pork
for you. There arc shells 70 pare down
ycsr hce's, aud there arc heartlsss elsus
which make II basiness 10 iss, fcs your
toes and hang BY you, Flouaderiag men
kick you 10 tho stomach. and eSciiel
femAles grab the cAlvcs Of your less in
their wild sndcAvors TO Withstand Ne
breakers The idea Is not 10 swiu. but 10
lot tho rollers tumble you about until
your ears all with And. your stomach
with water and your eyes can no longer DO
duty. You come .out feeling claamy.
ION may use hall dozen towels, bu, the
clammy feeling romans and abidss BY you
for . good halliday. II Il y II some one
had taken pork rind ont Of 40 Toe chest
and kindly creased you from head 70 fool
There are cersain psppsis(ies " b OBJ
ssrvsd in promiscous bAthinE IL sass
iat woman stops into : hols and disap.
pears from sight her relatives and aoQuAin.
tances are given the Arsl chance 70 save
her. II noae is present you can 20 ahead
and do your best. A roller msy tumble
two or three females head over hecls
against you and each ono Of them may give
you kick and : CLAW and hslp hsrssli up
my means Of your legs. but any observa.
tion on your part viii be ont Of ords. II
in clawins around on The bottom IN search
Of recreation, you encounter foot and
hang on 10 il until you upset soms water
nymph, no spology 10 nscessary. Any
remarks about tide. state Of watsr crabs,
sharks. clam shells and life saving boat
arc out Of order unless you have been
introduced.
Few Of the females who come under Tho
head Of ladies are seen Ia bathing suit;
the great majority are young girls and
nurses, with now and then designing old
maid. The others are content 10 Ut on
lhe sand and criliclse. There are men
who hathe twice per day, and there are
men who wouldn't go in to.save human
lie.
A good deal has been written about the
'coaseless roar oi tho suri. Its . big
hing for couple ot days and nights. bps
lfter that you'll begin TO wonder why peo.
pie who come here espressly Tor that did
lot stay at home and hire soms one 10 turn
J coffee mill The old thing kseps ham
neriug away for seven days and nights Of
he week, with no other purpose 10 view
han 10 make . noise, aud BY and BY every.
,ody votes it bore. An ocean with the
,est interests Of the public st heart would
Ieep still 1t least half the time. The Az
rage person puts in about ten minutes
the white named waves" roll
n. After that he wants some other per-
ormance. OnA wave 10 very much like
mother, all being cut from the same piece
i CLOTH Each one has . white name;
ach ono rolls in Just 80 far. and breakers
ust Is the one before II did.
/ don't know about the oxons. have
'esn looking for II for the last three
vesks, but whether have icuad Il or not
can't be certain. s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

"a ~ spAs agaia. l.supposs Nh = u. b
said hAsding \ h ~ gsatlsnaa- psast
ID 70 keep The sinners awful bad. b eos-
siausd Tbsyl Asss ne up 10 bushes.
thsa shi6Sts' vcSlo. nj you sss ! couldus
- susb : olAssurisg = sAak tAsush
hsvs bssa tsyisg 70 - sAisi all sight
'iose. III vsss your iciks. hs vest %.
IA ~ . stso1ew sAriss v hold On tbss
shissn ics fsss shsy'd - goss for soed
psss ams. ssiftes
What = ysur nansf " ssssisnan 10
quirsd = Tie Ia. with his esp 10 his hasd
STOOD nodssssy bsfosS- hin. ae
John Rssnsy. NE boy replied.
HxSs you mother sad fashsrs va the
nsxt question asksd.
Nobody. your hoass. but mysslf.
whiek would you prefer 70 do. Johnny,
~ gsdtiemaa isquifsd. 80 into businsss Of
% u sehooif s
wslE would rather 70 70 school Ven 70
one. said Johnhy. but thsrs aid's any sAov
~ that. q AZ ste' W p'1'' H~
" win ~. aid ne gsstlsmsn. Win
yca ccnis ialo ~ onBca Johnny. until I
~ vh1sij ~ = b doasf ~
II, II. Johnny replied. shs tsazs ssAst.
Ing d ~ syss s'
! shall want yoa 70 30 home with me
insn hoar q Two and give NJ wiis her
disaosds. end sss what - thinks Of
yoa. assA~s 4s 'AA' q
All right, said Johnny brushing away
ths tssss Anything 70 do nov. your
Ths following Sunday Johnny vent 70
shs mission school for the Hast time. and
ID such clothes Mis- Lee hardly knew
him. The srassful boy told biz tsashsr
Ill thst had happened and concluded y
follows:
Tan going away to uchod 70 morrow.
md X I've got the learning stuff In me /
ssn 90 10 college; but Miss Lea. II n had
not been tot you and Goa. l shosld have
been ohscossing al the days Of ny lie.
: Christian Uaion. si
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Nsss paist solA b. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Az II this W. not sufficiently START.
someshink liks The following would boldly
obtruds itSsK upon The yisw just ~ one
had raised glass 70 his lips: Aes n
,..........'......'.-, ts'........'...
(. Warranted 10 rot yeur stomsch In
f I've years II youstiek 70 II.

In other ways than this "Storuy'
sought to impress on tho bibuloualy in
olinsd that the Apostle Paul vac way Of
when be made the assertion 10 the effect
that littIs something was good for The
stomach's saks. Sometimes young blood
on hurrsh with crowd, would enter Jor-
dsn's saloon and sing out:
"old man, give ~ the best you've got
il the house." sssAla
without changing : muscle Of bis facs.
"Ssorny" would. .quistly - mp ths nuu-
bss in TIE crowd. rssgs % equal numbsr
ol glassss Hilsd With walss on The bar.
snd then. = il 10 rslisvs his feelings
would break ont With sssiss Of emphatic
dsshss, thus:
There confound youl II you are rsAll,
men, that's the best drink Tor Jon in this
shop; but il you arc beasts. ! can givs Jon
somsthing that will make you . great
sight bsastlisr il you1I try IL long
enough
In those days Il vas recorded 70 '6toF-
my's" credit that no minor had ever been
permitted 70 driak over bis bar With
his psrmissiop; and vos hstidei tho
bAskespss. vho. in his absence. broks The
fop-eIsd ruls. for il not only cost him bis
but brought dovu on bis no
Iscty bssd sulphurons stsean Of proian.
ity tbas hs would never forget. When >
lad Of . party Of them entered While
''Btosmy" ~ prssiding behind the coma
tsr. be or they would Be attacked with
sach aAvsss language that It took bat
moment 70 convince thea that tbs outside
lir vas lAr bealthier. q other tins ''Stor-
ny" vouId talt = seatIy yst 6rniy Of The
,yiis Of strens drisk = Il b. sas lsctanss |
his ovn ehildrsa. Nor eould . mss slrss.
y intoxicated hops % sink still farther
Ipto the sutter Through ths msdiua cf
Stormy" bar. .s@
lis also . matter Of common report |
bel 'Stossy" put ssids certain porsios
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

In 1862 tho people Of New York vsrs
apprehensive Of bombardmsnt BY some
Of the Confsderats cruisers. A delegation
Of fifty gentlemen, representing 10 their
own right 800. 900. 900. VA sslssted 70
visit Washington and have % Interview
With the president, and induce him TO de-
tail . gunbost TO protect the city : :
The committee called at tbs appointed
time, and were introduced - gentlemen
representing 500 000. 900 10 their own
Wright" sA8s seA
Mr.. Lincoln heard them sttsotivsly. svi.
IDENTITY Impressed with The 100000. 900.
aDd replied - follows: 0sstlsmen. I an
Wy Ehp oonstitutiop. commander In chisf
of the army and navy Of the Unitsd States.
and - = mstter Of Isw ] can order any.
thisg dons that IL practicable 70 be done;
y nstler of fsot ! an not Il son.
'u', 'hs guubosts Of Of tlas ships N
nsnd Of ''.v Of fact ] do not knov
sar--as mat. 70, but psesswe thsy
ractly where they IiupossibiA fv
rs actively engaged. IL. % iuralst
ne. 80 The condition Of things - tL~
on With gunboat The credit I.
overn@s0t is Il very low rbb. Green
acks are not worth more than forty or
ny cents on the dollar, shd ia this con.
zion Of things. II vM worth half y
uch ss you gentlemen sss represented
J be- and 80 badly frightened - you seem
be. ! would buiIda gunboat snd give Il
the government
The p.nileni-a Who scccapsnisd ths
j. easion says Ie never ssv one husdred
ilIions sink 10 such insigni6sAut proper.
,ns @ il did when the comniises rs-
ossed the threshold 81 ths Wbits House.
dder bat wiser men. They hsd Learned
At mousyDas ~ veil - muscle vas
ctor OF var.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

Oas Of tho walters At the hotel in Gre
nsds, Miss.. told us that . colored ved-
ding was coming on that evening, and
several white people went over 70 the
houss designatsd to witness the sfsir
The happy couple Anslly stood up before
the minister, Who said:
samuel. you an Lucinda am shortly
TO be jined together. Does yon derirc TO
back out7
No. sab.
How an IL wid you. Lucinds7 Does
Jon want 70 1uak afore desc zero white
i,lks7
No, sab.
Den you tao hitch banda.
TLey hiscbsd.
samuel. does you take her fur better or
~m Am you gvine to do de fsr thing
/ i. yers gael. who's f4dder was killed
on n. Isilrosd up nigh Jaekson2
Yes, .ah.
Lpcin. ). does you realize de serious
nea4 of di4 oppostunitys Am you gwins
TO sticx 10 Samuel clean irev de Judgment
d.y, ~ sm you gviue 70 tribe around arter
oddsy meni
lzsswins to stick.
Den. chil'sn. 10 DO presence of desc
ys,e white men from The Norf. one o.
whom subscribed two bitS yesterday 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

4 n14Y Send 10 cents postage, ana 70
hubI v,li mail you free . royal. ysiua-
Viii Die. sample box Of goods thst
u once. than anything else in America, Both
sexss of Ill ages can live ct home and work Il
epess b9e, OF I'll the ttme. OaptNal lot penuir.
-. We viii start you. Immsrss psy sure fot
thoes Who starr u once. Erfxsox 1 Co., Port.
land. hains.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

NO vsAcouA@rto ~rA r,a cfoasArr on v,ae
togsrsv sl1. sas ~ IsAslMse nos sss nay raa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12
Road 70 He'll ~

| The Thirsty moral who dared 10 Fun the
eAsntiet aksr being confronted with such
-ssaiaG. And found himsslf before the
- ~iroe hsAkiag ''6tormy's" bN,
huge : fsahher sasse Ter ASEdling mp
would 6n4 ,sa1ing such aasicss hAfe
bis blood By ksiAg;
and there g ths 10. .....
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

Husband = Thst fspcs wants psintius
bsdly; / thiak LII do IL mvsslf. Vile
rs~. do Il yourself II you think u vas'S TO
- done badiy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

boneef eouos ma uu1eee tho BoNord Il
equal ~ ne vSius ~ the diamonds "
shall meyer SEQ then.
When ths gentls6sS Dsparated. the ons
Who ~ interested 10 tho dismoads sntsr.
cd the city hall and after ! little inquiry
Johnny discovered that this gsntIsmsa
held very honorable o6'ce 10 The city de.
partmsnt. After finding this out hs
took turn around the park, y think Il
over again. " Il "a W. s&1
Granny Leeds said vas > offsoourisg
and Miss Lee says ! aiu't. be argued 70
himself. n keep these sinners srsnny'il
be right and Miss Les'Ii b wrong. She
said the Lord uas giving me . chance to
make something Of myself Well. nov,
the question il. AN or an not . Of
sdssfisJs HI Ssspk pks1sssA AllasssI am. IL
I give them up sin't Wsll. l sint, cad
vish sbess words On Bis iIps yobnsy star
ted for the essslemss's vflss. Nothing
dsuntsd be sstsrsd ssd presented hiasslf
At The desk.
Some Of your folks have lost sonstbisg.
Amt theyi be ssked.
: Thsy hare. ssid ~, sentlsmap,. -
IVAN yosr lAoo9 UlI .As&lss b. ii
Iikes
tits . gold cross sst With diam onds,
nd the ssnslemsn described the rslstivs
position Of the stones. Il vas Lost sithss q
he Acadsmy Of Nssic Lest night or On ~
vsy 70 that place.
JshpsyS sest ~ ~ IL > twtukliss.
nd With nip Il The stitches which Coz
ned The Treasure " took u ont sod pus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

n beS9sus WtAv ueu AsS~e ~ ouSsSs
Tho leader Of which was an old gray and
wh,ts gandsr called Eldsr. Hs va
unusually large and Rsrcs. end every
creature on tho farm stood in fear Of him.
The geese wsss kspt in . pasture back oi
The house, and the old gandsr allowed no
tssspasssrs on this territory. Mr.. Hunt,
the farmer. q one time attempted 70 lot
three young Steers feed in tho pasture'
but be was forced 10 take them out. the
gsndsr flew Il them with such fury, beat
ing them with bic strong wings.
The entrance 70 the pasture whore the
geese led vss dilspidsted old gate. II
vs. Mrs. Huut's custom to feed the geese
With esl.doush every morning after the
family breakfast.
/ The Elder learned to push this gate
open and come ont himself. but be never
allowed one Of his flock to follow him.
He would march proudly up to the back
door OF the house and wait for Mrs. Hunt
10 appear with the dough.dish. When
she came out he would seiEs hold Of her
dress and escort her to the pasture.
Whsn she wss not quite so prompt a
the gander thought she ought to be, he
would give three or four pecks on the
door with his bill, to attract attention.
Mrs. Hunt, u 6rst. was amused 1t this
habit Of tho gander's and was quick 10
respond 70 bis call 1t seems As II the
gander was pleased, also, at his success,
forit was not long before be would 90 to
The door aud rip three or four times .
day. II Mrs. Hunt was busy and did not
want to feed him, she would call out,
"Go away, Elder! 60 away and the
gander would Usually march back to the
pasture.
One forenoon the Elder had been TO the
back door three times. Mrs. Hunt had
scoljed at him and he had returned 10 the
pasture. Abont eleven o'clock she thought
she heard the old fellow again 81 the
door.
Go away, you tormentl 80 away this
momsntl exclaimed Mrs. Hunt.
A moment later she heard the taps
again. and somewhat louder than be-
fore. M
Old Elder. you 80 awsyl scolded Ms.
Hunt. ''You bothsnoms old thing!" and
she emphasized her remarks by throwing
. stick Of stove wood At the door.
! 4 third time came the rsps. and Mrs
Hunt dropped her work sssrily. went
70 the door and flung II open.
Oh. you-she began, and stopped.
For there stood her minister, Elder Har.
pey. N f,c door, with look Of amusement
ip bis syse
M. Hum felt axcaFsly confused for :
@omeut, but st length exclaimed. You
must excuse mel thought Il vss .ouf old
ysaderl
80 1 guessed, said 'hs minister. lsagh
Sar your rsn.r1. sss.at ,sIy
rdial.
. = ~dsv. biz habit Of rapping
=. 49, 'AssAaftsr discouraged, .
~ uoo 'adignity OF having a
d be suffered the y
, wings clipped. A ne go 1909 ihs !
.ce Of the dlIapidated old =" - 'oe j
der vas confined TO the pasture. b'"m1 !,
y
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

its tssivs yos ~ sAss - On sAsss -
for CROW.
sThs&-sWsq vsGPeCPspriRd q John
ny . - jesaion And - qse Isnssosity
thst b shock sAs w ! Asf hArtiiy and
invited hin 70 stop 10 eoAip soos, shita
The lad y heartily psoaissd 70 do.
BY nishtisll thsss 'tiast dsbss.. =
Johnsy nsivsiy cslisd tGsu. vsss sseaisl
and When With spsaty nsal. W boy
started ont With ths svsulse psssn III
About quarter 10 shs bed ssiA ost
aAd chen - fast = ~ vssld s6Ry hin
~ hurried 10 ~ ssleA eAhahosd q ~
Academy ei nssis - uateA - psppis
60 into the building. II was opera nieht
and this Vas one Of Johspys great pisas-
ures and 70 with bic bask 70 the lamp post
hs gave himself up 70 ~ delight ol vatch'
ing the throug. JobSay soadsvd vhaa
IL would be like TO drive asound u laxu-
rjoas carriages and havs p!spsy q money
SA ~ 81 o6A<3 B ~ ! v
o&4~d - AsrSngd - sp44 ~
&dptkAed ~ VI <nbA oule
b like V have tsrksy - csaabesfy aasss
svsry dsy. Every ChistnH Jshnpy -
turkey and eranbsrry sdues for dissss ~
tpsv By sxperieDos how nice they were.
He had ridden il q ambulance With .
friend Of his-s nsvsboy who bad beea
run over By an express wagon. aad shis
was The nearest approach 70 . carriage ride
he had ever enjoyed. s'.s
Hsvondsrsd = b watched shsss hap-
s "a psi's !. -, =, = -.
(4 t&vWld g Abek pons-
tfhsS itxfvSd 70 ds6sA.s .1hSN3 not ths
6sst time that Johnsy bad bsen pssplszsd'
With auch thoughts, bat they had never
made him iesl quits 70 uncomfortable "
on this occasion. He called 70 mind ne
warm undsrclothing and tidy jacket and
pants which Mis- Lss had given him thst
day and tried 70 comfort himself with the
thought that there was ono person in the
world who cared Cer him.
There bad been . heavy fall OF snow
that dsy, md Johnux sliu abserbsd with
h)s yhetgik4 s)arted 70 ctos@ u ~ stress,
b Saw ssuaahidk spark lin the aAow st
the side OF the crossing. There had been
! rush OF carriaass sud few had not been
able TO reach TIE curb. AZ he picked L
at fesShs that iksaas a orraceats in the
6hsp> b}s i icupsf "a aud1& &d Sith die.
monds. $50 %
Johnny knew they wsrs shipss. = be
called them. y soon = he looked At them,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

Of biz easnings fcs. the relief cf the fAnilie
Of druaksn nes. and thst be frsQusstly
scalsibstsd fos vssts 70 The sntirs sup-
port u spst ueiostuusteA
Ysl, with III hs coateupt ior the busi-
usss n which be VA engaged, be present
81 ths strAass csntradiction oi bfockina
no ssslsaiat ia u, and when lows con-
cludsd thsl The saloon must 60, none oi
4hs whisky men wsut 70 greater lengths
10 dsnounoing the 'iasatics, ~ the
prohihitiouists vero tcrmed. apd ncne
have violAted Tho laws more openly. A =
consequences. stormy has u last found
hinsslf u ths situation described 81 tho
beginning Of this dispatch. Many stories
have been Told oi. Jordaas past, mostly
founded on ssrmiscs. The one most cur
rent W. 70 The cfIsss that be belonged 10 :
wealthy family ID New York and began
life with every prospect Of . bright career.
EvsstVally, however. he gave way 70 an
acquirsd. appetite Tor liquor. sank very
Low. and then driitsd West, hnally iand-
Ing Ia Ottumwa when II was the toughest
town betvesn Burlington and Omaha, and
sayaeine il the busiasss which hc has
labeiled, 'sAs roaA tohsll.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

AafeiiA lresding tbs sIgn sbssssetsdiyl--
lee cr, sm. All Flsyors.
Hr Young Man You've bsssd shost
ibst pIesic party beisg poisoned. bsvsa't
youY
Aarelis Oh. yes.
Yossg Nse - Add I'vs bsep told thst I'll
ies cream sahlbiA ir4ses u srssaie,
Aatslis Does iti Hos nies! You knov
srssaie IS good for tLr compIssioO. and
I'm get,i.y ssswiuIIy sa1Larosd. Let ~
have soms Vt once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

No city IFS for me, said Vermont f4s-
mer. 1imms the ccuotry sn' sboul hun.
dred acr.s o land sn' I'm sAlis6sd.
: Have TO get ap pretty early 10 he sorn.
Ing. Ell?
Mt very; shres 10 saa,mss an toss 10
si,tvr. ~
Well. what do you DO svsniugsf
D'ys mean srter Il gits W. dark tsr
work.
Yes.
Bsosh. ! 60 ter bed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-12

1Ieleo. neck kIsllnba flolFIoa oaltY1Y
q $500 { s .s: s:''.. r.. eE w.: :as q ss s =
saSs .sssi is.s.s ~ 1. Wv ~ ssss
sss iht favetste and bsss youis u ID frusr pessss
- rastssssi ssa kesussea. esd serrssecsaIag
The Great Rock island 0eute
o.srssssss ly pssress vAss sssss = s-rsoAai ss~u
..s. 's ss.s.sss.. f,ss,':s ss ss,.ss 80
ass' s.iH e.i,ssis sns rsiijss ssi = sssy
-: !. e.. 80 .s. - y = g :.,ss
80 has ssssiiag dsssssss skixA sessSss ~ ~.
Ass rssis an sssasss~v y 81 .r .!s<iAss
ss.,sss x 10 rasssAsss Esask-.I ''''s -
e.s =. fiass ass. l. lIss.s: ;ss ss..: A.ssss N
ss.s.s ~ 1assA@s nassiass.s fsiia.s sj slssss -
.kssx .i:sss. ss' ss;ss; e. ess ..s Dee.
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The Famous Albert Lea ooute
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