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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Locomotives are not the equal Of 81.
Palrick In goodness, and yot they run
over thousands Of frogs every day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
ORGANAL WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full ylgor restored, This
distressing a0liet0n which renders life burden
and marriage impOshhl0-i tho penalty paid by
tho Victim OF Improper indulgence, The most
ohasto must acknowledge that tho passions are
tho great magnet by which the whole world u Rt'
iraoied, Destroy them aud wha have we Man
lsnQ longer Interested In the opposite fgY tho in-
aud Interests tho whole world exists no longer 1
man ceases TO be what God made h lm the world
lsnO longer Interesting 70 him, and remorfe and
dlsppPQlplWont ,9bgewl constant eohp9p'2Sls COM Snd
tho sympathy aud relief that you positively require.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
YOUNG MEN

Who have become Victims Of solitary vice, that
dreadful and destructive habit, which annually
sweeps 10 an untlmely grave thousands Oi young
men Of exalted talent aud brilliant Intellect, may
call with full confidence,
DB, ALBERT addrevcs all iholo who have In.
lurod themreNea by Improper Indulgence and
solitary habits which ruin both mind and body
undtllng lhom for bu,lneu, study, .oclcly OF
marriage
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES
or One Of tho Pets Of the Republican
Party.
LaboIing and Productive Glasses Bear the
Brunt Of Taxation, While the Rich
Dronoa Enjoy Constant
Immunity.
Special nlsnntcn % mo FnnnIrsr.

COLUMBUS, April 23.-The voclferoua
discussion now being carried on be,
tween q vernon Foraker, George NJ. Par,
sOne, Henry @. Noble, Gen. John Beatty,
and other prominent Republicans, h
not without its Instructive moral TO the
masses Of the people.
A clole Inspection OF the arguments
pro and con will show that oil the par
ties 10 the discussion are practically
unanl lmons In behalf Of the eternal
principle OF taxation" upon which the
RepnDl lean party Ia founded. The man
nef III ils Imposition IN the only point
upon Wllch there Is q variance Of Opin,
ion. In substance Cover or Foraker
lays down the doctrine that If the
IMPOSITION AND COLLECTION on TAKES
la good thing, then the range Of the
tax gatherer should be enlarged, aud the
rich pastures Of the untax Il capitalist
6hOu d afford browsing ground for the
publican. Upon this issue q split has
taken place, which will widen rather
than contract.
However, II Mr.. Browns bill 70 place
the real estate OF Ohio upon the tax du
pllcate NJ It's full yalu0, and tax II
thereat n the logical sequence Of the
Governors special message, and has hie
approval and concurrence, then we arf
likely to are the antetypa OF one Ol
Mother d003p's heroes, who, according
TO That YcraciOus Chron!cer of gfeRl
events, went by the North TO come from
the South, and burned his m0u h while
eating cold peas pOirlige, or word.
that are .hp Equivalent thereof.
How th0 iUX-dodg'rs Gr5 ~ be called
IN acconn, bY doubling the taXos Of d
vast multitude Of Taxpayers who do no.
d1dgl-aNd can't doigt lC they attemp.
to-is not thing 20 b8 readily andar
stood, Ihn plan 10 too much Ike old
Harvey Aliens WriJOf "hape4scanium.
which Wll0 take o man as we'll "Wherl
no ism sn3 whore he i..n When the far
ma1s OF .hH State look 40 Browns rea
es'at0 INK ulil they feel likeBuglug tha
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

day before the recess, make in round num-
bers aeon l 800 measures offered for con-
sidera.ion thus early in the session. The
average Congressman's idea Of usefulness
connects itself with bills, and his great
remedy for al political and social detects
is bills. Nearly every member has q dozen
or two pet measures, and the member who
does not PROFOUND his share OF these con.
uudIUu5 Is popularity supposed to repre-
ser y case OF misplaced confidence on the
part OF his constituents. 1t is amusing to
the looker-on 10 see the eagerness mem.
hers manifest to get their bills in when the
roll Of States il called on bill day" On
Tuesday, for instance. whea New York was
Galley something ike u dozen men rose to
their feet ~gesticulatiUg and shouting, Mr..
Speaker. But the great and good Hewitt,
Who had 80 far beeu s6le to prepare only
Is bills, which he held aloft in his hand,
first recognized. The last Congress
was particularly prolidc in bIlla. On the
i-5t dill day in that Congress 7Sl bills
were introduced with the calls of States
only hslI flushed, and when the call had
Jreu completed, tee nszt Monday, the az
grcga.s REACHED lbs. The total for the
entire Congress was $3.50. Tnis beat the
record up 10 that time, bet the present
Corgcess with its increased membership
promises TO take a lead over that achieve
me1c In $3.50 the number Of House bills
was 2sS for the entire session, and the con
ryast between tina, and the present work OF
rhe b.ll-writer furnishes an index of the
gro~;h and increased ueeds-or supposed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

tors having the right to speak as long q:
they please; as, for instance, in the FIlz
John Porter debate. wbea Senator Logan
occupied two consecutive days. Whenever
the subject in hand is not interesting, aud
the senator who is wounG up happens not
10 be an entertaining speaker, most Of the
senstors stroll out to the retiring room 10
smoke or sit at their desks and write let,
ters until II is all ove:. The ~pNssages-at-
arms between senators are usually mild in
character. On one occasion, when q sena.
tor had finished speaking, another opposed
to him in the argument remarked that IL
is generally understood the gentleman
rests his mind while talking; TO which the
other retortsd with: The gentleman re.
minds me Of a sterile tract of land N Viz
GINA which was sai3 10 be poor by nature
ard exhausted BY cultivation"
As most OF the speeches in the Senate
are made for circulation the lack OF listen.
ers does not d~isconcert tho speaker pro-
vided be feels sure the correspondents will
give il attention in the press reports. When
a message is received from the Precedent
the Senate goes into executive session.
The gallrri5s ard floors are cleared OF
spectators ard The doors are locked. These
executive sessions ere the source oil L good
deal amusement a. times. The proceed,
iugs ore supposed 10 be secret and each
senator sworn not 10 reveal what transpites
Yet fall particulars are given in the new
papers next day, and everybody wonders
how the intormaiioniS obtained. But it is
10 trick a. all 10 the old lie 8spGper CORES.
pondenrs. Il s MT by caves dropping or
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

seventh is nov in the Government Print
ing Office. When that ia completed half
the task will have been performed. The
author Of this work is gu example of a
man who mas { voted his lie 10 the bereGt
and advancement of his profession without
any thought OF gain or personal aggTsn.
dIzemeut. Himself one Of the most skill.
ful surgeons Of the war, he could have
easily sst!ed in o great city and won for
himself popular tsme and toriuuo. Fame
he has in his own profession, and in 1881
he VS. selected 10 represent the United
S-.;ep Ia the lrtc-aa.,oOsi Medical Con-
Eress IN London, where Vance sent Pas
teur. Germany Viz low and Eaglsud put
forward Huxley. Fortune Dc. Billings mas
rot, for lie has devoted himself entirely to
scientific inquiry, 20 the building up in this
country Of a nsuoral library, TO the IN
deN Meiicus,' to improving hospital archi-
tect, to eIsborste experiments in disease
rerms aud now 10 "a new and much needed
medical dictionary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

see fit bat the last or short session ends ny
constitutional limitation on the 4lh March.
Political discussion and 5uncombs rtso!u-
lions occupy a large share Of the time ct
both houses aud much OF the legislation,
perfected is tinged eith these considera.
lions. Blu. those who imagine that scenes
Of political strife and personal controversy
in the halls OF Congress arc inuOVStions
peculiar 10 our times should turn back to
the good old days Of Jackson and Clay
aud Randolph, when Congressman had u
code OF honor and considered q case Of
piatolS q necessary part Of their outfit.
Such momeDtous questions IS the United
States Bank, Inc Missouri Compromise, the
protection tariff, the Mexican war, the al
neXstion Of Bexas, the nulli;sation ac:
ard the fugitive slave DILL, were not 3tt!ed
without fierce wrargles and %turbuleEt
scenes.
The Senate is o dignifed body and its
members rarely trausgress in any way the
strict rules of decorum. There are no ex-
citing scenes or noisy debates in that end
OF the Capitol, and the proceedings seldom
possess much interest for the outside OBJ
server. Debates in the Senate are con
Quoted on the CO. syou.plesse plan, sena'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

auy similar means. Extraordinary efforts
have been made more than once to find
where the leakage is Gud devise means OF
stopping II, but without avail. Tie vete
ran assistant door.beepsr Of the Senate,
Ca.!sin Isaac RGsaetf, has been in the GER
vice of that body since 1881, when he en-
tered 60 a page. Like Major Ben Pctley
Poore, the veteran printing clerk, he has
personal recollections OF many great men
who havs eoLe AID gene in the Senatorial
arena
1t is the House of Representatives that
furnishes most Of the entertainment for
those who observe the coaI8e u iegiSla
ton from the galleries. Among residents
OF Washington the House il frequently
termed the bear garden" and it otren re
sembles something OF that description
Scenes ere often enacted in the Hall which
can only be compared to bedlGm turGe5
loose. It is always more OF Less in o state
OF CONFUSION. Members Gs a rule take no
interest in the proceedings except when an
exciting political discussion is going on
When the house is fell, there ere over
three hundred gentleman, vAriouslY occu-
pied, on tie Hall Of the Hall. They arr
reading the newspapers, chettiug With each
other, writing letters, collecting materisl
for speeches, examining bills, aGd doing
almost everything but listening te the pro.
ceedings. At times the conllsion is so
great that an unsophisticated person, com
Ing upon the sceUe for the first time in his
life, woulj fancy that th2 House wes takirg
a recess. and that no business was under
consideration. Nevertheless, in just such
inextricatle tangles 0; talk aud racket "a
this the House Of Representatives is en-
gagged in making laws, Each member
keeps track Of he condition Of ihe special
bills or measures in which he is interested,
and when they come up he is on the alert
to help them along Then be subsidies
Trading a.. II nerlbers, or log rolling"
asIt is called, whereby they help each osher
on pet schemeq, is the meaR9 Of getting
through successfully @ great deal OF legia
lation that ought to tsil.
D.ripg What is cNi,tt the WorriOg
bccr which &C Immediately after IT,
resdiag Of the Journal, resolutions may Oe
offeredor motions to sGFpend TIE rules to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

peeds-of the country. II life we're not
too short it would be interesting to exam
i2s { syllabus Of the 5000 bills before the
last Congress aud see how many OF them
were really measured worthy OF consldera-
tioD. MANY OF these brought forward tue
pressat session are old "chestnuts' which
haze tailsd to get a hearing heretofore. All
Of these oi,is c., referred to appropriate
committees, sni ntue .entns o. taeG ere
never heard Of afterwards.
The American Congress is the most I'M
gorrart legislative BODY in the world, the
British Parliament having less supreme
norer. The first Congress began liz sea
ion in New York, March 18th, l799, and q
yaor later removed 70 Philadelphia, where
I, convened annually for ten years. In
November $500, the sixth Congress con,
vened in Washington in the rev Capitol
midi, them but partially constructed
Hon. Theodore SedgviJk, of Msssachu.
sens. was then Speaker o. the House, aud
Vice President Thomas Jefferson presided
over the Senate. The two bodies united
composed less than 100 members, at that
uuC- NOW luCEt Ot ~ SEu"tSAS
Representatives or o total OF 4O. IN the
Two hous2s-su increase Of 80 since the
Lac, census. L has toea the IIan thus tar
in making the new apportionment every
ten years, as required BY the Constitution,
20 increase the lumber Of Representatives
in rropor,ion 20 the increase oi population,
bar il this system continues we shall IN a
lew FEARS re- iIe a neR Capitol building
vastly larger rhou the present enc. rerd'
ing the discussis Of he last apportionmen'
propositions were advanced to Increase the
number Of members to 500 or ! ,OOC, but It
was not seriously entertained The British
Parliament. which legislals3 for a much
smaller territory, consists Of between 6OV
and 100 nIeu.o.. and il the United States
mad the same basis or representation o
gress would contain several thousand mem
hers. Tie increase suggested " years
AGO you'd have made it very comfortable
f5r poliic;aoa q TIE various states 0y pro
y;ding districts ana places .oc : number
VINO now get left. but what to do With 3nch
81 mob in The halls Of Congress, aud no"
- rspr.sa TIC dos CT Wills aud speeches
gsra questions not easily disposed Of.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
CONGRESS IN SESSION.
How Business is D0ne and How
Exciting Scenes Occur.
The Great Flood Of BILLS" and What Be,
comes Of them---Some Of the Methods
Of Speakers and the Different
Atmosphere Of the two
Houses,

&e'ui Correspondence 10 re Sunday Register.
The 49th Congress is now fully entered
upon its first seseion. The members all
came back from their constituents after
the holiday recess with pockets aud grip.
sacks stuffed with bills, and on the first
day of re,sssembling nearly 800 of these
bills were launched upon the Legislative
sea, in the House of Representatives alone.
These. with the 939 introduced in a single
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
scorrs xnUGstcS OF PURE

Col LI,er on, with Hypopho7pnt
In Pulmonary Diseases AT s'r0i'
ATcVtioEs. ar
Dr.. Ira N. Lang. New York. says l
have nrsscr;5ed sc5tt's Emulsion and USED
in my family aud au greatly pleased
VITA i. Have found it very ssFvleea0's
j., ss,os..aus diseases and Pulmonary
hanlinrsL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

NJ. j. 81. Norris, an old Eeaident OF
Rome Ga. sa7a, that he had beaa badly
r.. LED via kidney complaint for o grea'
r,.ry ,aacs aud wl,G eczema for three
ga.--. 81 times could hardly walk ana lad
hid mGny remedies virholt benefit, unni
b bsgs1 taking Electric Eittsrs aud
a~aoir.iuz his hands aud feet with Bdc&'
I,s Annie. Salya. This treatment a.
f,sa5 him great relief and M strongly
,or~nmenG, Elecric Bi,tsrs 10 all woo
.r.rs- with kidney cy,npiS'nt', or need a
a;7,L Purifier. Sold by Logan Il %
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
Poor Princes Molly. EarOOb.
E,ngss.c Ne Ns7'sI

A subscri6er wires that he has IN ms
pn.sesgior 3 email s,ore about one IuGu
Loo, one of Molly Crl ckeits ear Jewels y
was found in Anjover, on the farm oWneo
by c. A. Farringt-n aud it has ofen 10
the family Of our subscriber torty-hVe
gaary. The oldest inhsbitsnt well remem'
hers gee;ps Molly Crockett wear 1t. she
va, the last o fthe 81. Francis Indians and
= monument is 10 be erected % her mem
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
PRESENT PRO TEN SHsRNAN.

The daiiyessions begin at noon ana con
Time usuallfour or FIVE hours. Often IN
the eariy dss OF the session, morning 70
done beyopta little routine lasting az
hour Or 80, btia the latter part OF the sss'
.;on here eores I rush, Of negleced ousi'
ysss ard Ion, da;s or even night s'tt!ngs
become necessary order 10 get even the
most urgent mnteyIisposed Of, The hrs'
sss.ion, can te polohed as the two house:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

] j. Arkirs Chief OF Police, Knoxville,
Tenn writes: MY family and | are ben
eiciaries Of yoar most excellent medicine,
d.. Kings New Discovery for cOusnmp-
ton; having fnnd it 10 be all that you
claim for it, deire to testify to its virtue
Nv friends TO Vhom | have recommended
il, praise it at tTerv opportunity
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consunp
fiop is guaranteed te cure Coughs, Coda
B.occhirs. Asthma, Group snd every at
fsotioa of Thro,t. Chest and Lungs.
Trial Bottles Free at Logan 6 Co., dFuG
store. Large SIZE $l.00.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

No. ia Free GiNer.
,Iu>l ike a sentinel ! syard,
To guard priceless treasure
But all may share who legt . aa-j
H. large Uusliu'@i lv'-uI2
| freely give he blessings forth
10 any m nd or HuighOur,
And those who kaOw and prize It's worth
Join me in willing labor.
reach q sturdy arm 20 such,
! hpli iuciT warm hands greeting
My hidden depths stir NJ their touch
Ia quick responses leaPiIg.
Tome all ana give q hearty sAaksi
Though no; a word b. spoken
You need not fear my U.m sill ache.
or, what IS wursP, Ov broken.
Ny CHS will help to keep you pune
And all your households brigGleu.
Wall cnucr the sick. mako health endure
And huiLaH beauty hcishIcu.
And. friends, o. me q lesson learn
Ills sIrriy worth the knowing.
!! you would g~reatiul welcomes earn.
GIVE. give to overlooking. SEA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

ltaffOrds me pleasure TO assure you thar ~
ter using DR.. {. McLane's Celebrated LiIcl
F..!Sf for more THAI twenty years IN ny family,
I at | regard them as being superior " any /
i've ever used or have seen u'eG have not
had them constantly ana had 10 ~ others.ald
! have Tried u good variety, but I have LeTyF
had any 10 act SO promptly. proftab!y, ard
nicely as McLanc's. 1 nave used then myself.
wife, aud children, win the most gratifying re-
suits. For children, having used them on NY
own with such easy and happy effect, | would
recommend them TO Qua and 10 all. These
pills do the w0rk-do It promptly. do It well.
and leave no i'll effects beuiEd. As L ui.e re-
mover, as a liver corector, IS O. iorrrullcT
nlllor medicine equal TO DR.. G. McLauu's Cclc-
hratcd Liver Pills. | expect 10 Use them a.
long Us live, II they continue as gooo - tac'
Lave been In the past.
Pastor NJ. T Church South, Myers StGu-".
Tampa District. Florida CUuiege..sc.
TEY1srIGo, Canada West Cat
MTsSRs. FLEMING BROS.
slrs: Your pills am all righy and oGa sS
they are 4 good blliocS Dill. ! have Es:S l.
great many pills, but 1 can say Or. = Me
Lanes Pills, manufactured by f!emIEt Eros.
are genuine. and gentlemen ~youhaEe ny q Gulis
In sending. gave some OF those pin 70 my
neIgnbors for ! trial. One Q! my uc!gAbor&
ir,t the next day Ike a new man. n WISHES
II g 10 send for fifty cents worth TOR him. so,
gentlemen, | wlli do all ] cap TO Introduce Dr..
&. McLane's Liver nils. manufactured ny
Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect,
W3. u. DCCA%
FLEMING BROS
Dear Sirs Enclosed you will find one dollar
for " hiCh you will please ssnd me more o! your
DR.. c. McLane's Liver Pills. thrust you havo
received the pay foF the last " boxes order.
cd and received. | would only say. they Haye
done me more good than / could express I
feel much better now than / have .Gr two
years past. Yours truly.
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West SGrdSge. y. 7.
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FLEMING BROS. PlttsbGr.. Pa
Fox Sale by retail druggists. b.
arc tho McLane's Pills you buy
mado ut Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho coun"
torfeits are mado ut St. Louis, nc.
and Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
Man Cannot Live By Love Alone

4, midpight-ArgeIins And yea
s;V s;yc-g lore rae, George Percy. a.
ava love COS little t12ts'y wrot'@y SS %
80" .4isa5s Aog7. Bg' say;
beg,n, Q 90, any cold pig - the house
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No. IG.-An

W. v
4 aiyH / Ea'.i. Row 4 sign
Ma De an Eradication
Oi something in a business Inc
\ calling, occupation.
The one / motel seemed 80 stTau.s
I could not help rejecting,
At ANY rate there was rage
fur sUrmi.c and sUspcciiug,
!'isht not their patrons doubt the wa
These merchants meant 10 tea! Gu,
WIKI such 4 sign 10 full display:
l. lNt.hun ~ I. Cucatolu'
G~HLrlSIAS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

take up certain matters may be made, and
that hour is a prolific season of lively pas
ssges. Before making q motion or Offering
a resolution it is necessary that the mem
Der should be recognized by the speaker
and given the floor. That trick Of catch
ing the speakers eye" i, one Of the hard
est things g new member has 10 learn. 1t
is no unsusl thing tt see 6 member rise in
bis place and cry Mr.. Speaker nme after
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
EncrSlsn's Aruica Salve.

The Best SAFE II the world for Cuts
P,n;ses Sores. Ulc71s, Salt Rheum Fever
Sor.s, letter. Chapped Hanas, Uhilolains5'
C5rns and all Skin Erupuons, and posi-
- cures Piles, or no pay required. II
il g~1aransaad t. give perfect satisfaction
~ Money refunded. Fric2 70 cents per
- For sale By Logan i CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
Beauty Is a Precious Gift

And fsulfless teeth in o lovely mouth is
Of its greatest charms. Be careful OF
Jy@@TzODGN and preserve them By using
,!;oS !. Tnsr,s.(fft ohsrriDg IDENTIFIES.
Indispensable for the tdss' SAa S''O
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
Poison

had produced great holes In ny Ds Z and qrsst
and had rem Ived all he bair of my lead, jet :
began 10 IN prove IA a week 5 iIms. AID tie tcges
besan 10 heal, aud were entirely : lie inside CT
eight weeks.
WILL JoyEs. Porter Crion Psss. ptpe:.
Cisco, Texas. July l3. 1885.
Treatise on Blood and SKIN p,es-es mailed fres
THg SWIFT SssCITic Co, drawer ?, A,lar.a,
I'd. New YC:E, Ut ". .1i -
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n,ttsr Send 1t W vail. though.

Among recent publications is book OF
eay.ca to homely girls, telling them howl TO
...sia to health aud beauty. hihAneea
yoarg mea sho wiah to b:esi thcT en-
geyspsn,s should seiec: this book as 5
u,essnt 10 their girls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
M "A Great PoStcrity

There's mry q rlaa OF wLoE1 Ire Eosvi
Th.,'s cuG.,c0S. upon my "o:d
10 make Lmsel. 6 pedigree
Make ...: Il -eueal'Sy,
And r.arG 40 an ancestral see
Invent 2 crst and biaEourg.
TricEai Cu.witu auri ri rer9ld;y
E1i never ever have | ACs,t.
NarGg.a ,-e .si,se oGc"TrS.
Like mine tor they have given u ia
A wonderful posteTity-
A tue Of ma o: high degree,
Most eager D descend from me
To prove. b. strange ph..9I2GhE
I"-' - fears ago, you SEE
Their relatives were sugA Is We
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
~. SO.-A PaiindrOms.

From Cfeonlanl forth = freshman
In ski made boat Get sail
With bLb and Inc 10 pierce 5nd caicA
a va.Ws. ssGl OF Els.e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
Blood

I.tbe ne and he Is viz. ebo remembers It. But
In March Of last year Gssi, | oOntrscts-1 blood
poison, and being - Eavsunah. Ga, &C The time, /
vent into the Sospisl there for tEeslmsnt SUI
.eIed very ouch from rheumatism al The - ne time.
l DID nes gel well under the t~yestmcnt there, Dor
va: epIcd b! an Of the bsu / mems. have
Gov sakfn seven bottles Of rEifts sptrt5c and am
sound and we'll: II drove the poison cot through
bols on the akin. Dan Ly.gY,
Jersey City, n. j., Aug. :, 1898.