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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21

The idea that man must leave All
Office or position for no other reason
than that he has held it long time is
all bcsh. We do not mean to aver that
long service gives him prestige over any
other applicant, but fitness should de.
termine everything. If he is capable
and energetic he has right to hold it q
lifetime, or longer if he should apply,
True, under our Democratic theory Of
government, the people have right to
examine his work and remove or reap.
point him at stated intervals, but his
conduct should solely determine theil
choice,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21
BALL KNOB.
April 17th, 1885.

hpa Apsu l1tn, loSo.
Thomas Mcdaniel Il recovering slowly from
rhsumatisA. .
3 n. and Mn. 2. II. Carey we're the guests Of
Nr. Perry MAYORS last Friday. ss-
NJ. and Mn. B. 4. Wilbsnks. Of Lynehhusg.
we're ths guests Of ". 4. Hodson last Sunday.
Mn, TIDY Roush, Of near Dodsonville Was
vidtjng friends and relatives Of this vicinity,
Nssried-Aprl l6th, Frank sharp and Mat-
u 4cDenisL Nay lons Me and prosperity
attsoA them. t ~ &
soiio6 uunbsr of ths young folks nst d
USob Ueusy Whghgs lAsS Saturday syenjeG.
aa1 eRast eene Sns IN social shaA and bad .
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21
Notice to Oontractorsl.

GEALED PROPOSALS. viii b. received q
- the once Of the clark Of The Board Of "a.
ueation Of Penn township. In Highland county,
ohso nntil twelve e;sloek q noec. @ u. -
hoass on The lot situated In jolat 6sb district
No. & IN saia township, according 70 ths plana
and Speei6catiops on A. In aaid onsee. ~,
Each bid must contain TIE name Of svesy
person interested in the Same, and be accom'
panied by . sufaeisnt guaranty q sons di.in.
tsrestsd person. that, 4 the bid = seesptsd.
anos Of II properly secured. The bid Tor essh
kind Of mataIiA called for ~ The spe6ihca-
tons mnst b. statsd ssparatsly, and tAs priol
o. sash given, and The prise ef labor must alse
b. sspasatsly statea. sn hY.
Nons but the lowest responsible BID viii b
By order Of ~ Board Of RdueAAien.
April l9th, A. D. lGee. llaIs - l'l'-'.l
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21

If the President marries Miss Folsom,
Rose Elizabeth will cease to be the first
lady OF the land, and Elizabeth Cady
Stanton will have all her advising on the
subject of low.necked dresses to do over
again. BY the by correspondent of a
leading fashion journal leads us to infer
that the lady of the White House is not
responsible for the prevailing extremes
in that line. The writer suggests that
Eve furnished the model for the present
low w-necked dress.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21
Tor Infants and Children.


NOTTCE b hereby given that the under
IN hsnsd has been appointed and qualified
administrator; do bonis non, of the sstats Of
Adam Redksy, late Of Highland county, Ohio,
deceased. BY the Probate Court Of aid county.
April 18th, 1888. w8 ". II. HEAD.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21

The Senatorial Committee which has
been investigating the election Of Henry
d. Payne has at last fled its reports
The majority OF the committee, compos.
ed OF Republicans, finds sufficient evi
dence to refer the case to the United
States Senate, while the Democratic mi.
nority devotes several pages OF manu-
script to scattering remonstrances, pro
fuse denials, and rebuttal testimony.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21
Probate Court.

J. n. Hiestsnd, administrator of James 8.
Trimbls, fled hrst account.
VIII OF jeremiah Mercer Aled.
w. H. Head appointed administgAtoe, a
boni: mon, Of the estate Of Adam Rsdksg,
A. =. Williams, administratoe Of the e6tats
Of Thos. ". Williams, fled Inventory and sp-
praisemsnt.
A. =. williams, administsstog Of the eslaAo
Of Thos. w. Williams, filed sale bill.
L. z. Couptryman, adm1nistsatOF Of The -
tsts Of J. W. CountrymAn, did Arst ed Anal
account.
B. o. Hulitt, guardias oe The sslass Il D. 8.
Redkey, filed third account.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21

We have no particular interest in the
Greenfield postoffice and no antagonism
for the gentleman recently appointed,
but we have heard enough extemporan-
eous thunder from the northeast to be-
lieve that the Gazette is very seriously
deceived by the report of universal salts
faction in that direction.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21

sTu sttsnd 70 Il soon." Dou't ehset yous.
ELI 10 That uay. Your kais y guoWing ~
~, dryer and noss hlslsss svcsy -. 0ovp
u and restore ~ osiginal eo1og, oofoSo0 -
sloss b nsing PasksPs Hair nahao vAils ~
mA1. epop "fsy fr =
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21
Unclaimed Letters.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining In the
Post Office st Hillsboro. O., April 2lst, 1885 I
Brouse Elsie Kelly william
Billinghsm WB Lyons Mrs. Lueais
Cox Mollie NcCrolA
Coliins Mollie Pulse nsryI .t
Gibbs Dick walker VIM t,iste.
VA Wright Nrs sarah y Paskags) m
Pisass cay sdvsstissd lsttsrs In eallins tos
ths sboys q. 7. PcSB, p. \.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21

'sThs best on earth" csn truly b ssid ol
Gnxs' 0lycerine eelve-s speedy cure fol
cats, bruises, scslds burns. .oFss, pilss, tstter
and ell skin eruptions. Try this wonder
healer. 20 cents. 0ussantesd.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-21
TILE JUNCTION.
A wedding on tapis.

A wedding on tspis. ..t. ~
James Keys has organised literary society
st the Chapman schoolhouss -h 81
Charles LArkins, Jr., 10 very III st this writ
Ing With typhoid pnsumonis.
Mr.. James Keys and Miss Fannie Higgins
day and Sunday. ~ iI... .s,-g tfft
Hr. George Barry, Of FincsstlA who he's
bssn whiting friends In this vicinity, returned
homo on Saturday. nqii NJ 'a,a.a M
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

know perfectly well I could not resist I
couldn't move"
u didn't do anything of the kind"
Il won't tell him, my dear, about that
sickness of yours"
What sickneesT'
well, when you got those new-never
mind. won't give you away"
fou can't give me away. I'm not
afraid
We'll, you remember, when you bought
dozen new and elegsnt-well, may as
well say it-night caps"
You Just hold your tongue, I'm sshsm.
ed Of you"
Those night cspa You know quite well
yol were taken sick and received al your
lady friends in bed for twelve days"
You horrible slandererr
Each day in q new night cap, and you
went out on the thirteenth.
Then she threw an orange at dis head
and he stopped.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
HouSEKEsPeRS' HELP.

FRvIT CAKE -0ae.haiI pound butter, ]
pound sugar, eggs, l pound raisins,
round currants, / pound cl'rCn, teaspoon
tul all had OF spices; jnsr -four enough to
prevent the fruit from settling &c the bot
ION. This sized cake ought 20 be baked
IN q tWo-qusrs basin, Ia 4 moderate oven.
BzEr BALIs-It you hsvs resss beef
chop it foe sessos with Pepper and ssit,
add ons-third the quantity of bread crumbs
and molsten With little milk; with flour.
ed hands oould the meat into bale, DIP
them irto beaten egg and then in cracker
poad,r aud fry IN outtsri gSEG:sa with
psgsley and serve.
MIX TOAST Wet the pan to os used
with cold water which prevents burning
Mel, an ounce of favored batter whisk
into Il O pint OF hot milk, sdd little salt;
simmer. Prepare tour sbces OF toast; put
then ia deep dish one at time; pour
a lizzie OF the mix ovsr co a, snd pyes the
I,s, pour the remainder o. 'ts milk.
DousHSurs-TSo eggs, 2 cupslui sugar,
q cuusful milk, cupful 0ut;er, or h'ie
less plat OF yeast, nutmeg; ARsad sun
ike brad at nigut; keep III warm place;
IN rhs morning. kuead sgain, cutlnto cakes
Ter then rise sgain till so light they will
m, sink in the tat. snd fry the more you
mead thea ice better the will be.
Rrcg CRoocErrEs Boil 3 handful OF
,;ee IN lust as much waite. as zee zee Will
uhonS absorb when done. When tie fics
has absorbed all the water, stir IN q small
oiece of fresh butter, some very hneiy
minced ham, and some grated Parmesau
cheese; add pepper and sslS to taste Ana
snrssd The rice our on plate; wnen cold
f.shion into the shape Of e'ogoet;es; teen
egg. brsad.cruDh and try IN plenty OF col
lard to q golden color.
Welsh RAREslT Some think the Welsh
peouls csa make this very aPPe!isipg d'sa
bs,ter than anybody else, and this ia about
The way they prepare il: hRit pound Of
GOOD cheese, oaa ounce OF butter, one fiiI
Of rniIk or ale-sls IL tSs best. Cut the
cbe.se no fue and put 10 frylpS'Rsp OF
brszier with the butter szd ole, and Seei
sirios until the cheese is completely msit,
"a. Nd. while stirring, half tesspoonipI
n drV mustard, 8 few drops Of Worcester
..ncs spd a liuls csyaIae vpPper. Have
bot plate Sira q rather thiSS 5i'@s CT toas.'
.ofrsued With mlls, ready 10 PooE over AZ
For a golden buck, posGr sS9 eggs and
place en- top.
LEMON MERIxerE PrpDIys One q1Sr'
of aiik, 2 cups OF bread ,rsmbs, 4 egg'' :
cup of butter, cup Of Shite sugar, large
lemon, juice, and hsf ,as ripG grsteu
AJAX tbs bread in the milk, ed ice beaten
LIS with The butter and sugar rubbed &c
J cream; also the lemon. Bake n bu''
cred dish april fsm and slightly brown,
Drsv 10 the door of the oven aid cover
U:,h a meriugus Of whites whipped to
roth with 3 rablespoonfuis o. PosdeEed
.ngsr and q lluls lemon juice. Blown
Ss5T slightly; sift the po~Gered sugar oSel
is and eat ctld. You make al orange pnd
ding in the same wav.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
i NOPE, DEAS, YOU WONT.
Hrrpr's Base

Hrrp1's BGfG'
Oh. Pretty maid With the hassa e! ee'
"a hair with a rudy CLINT,
with t,ny mouth AID . rosy eas~N'
And a chin With limp eint
with slender form q hISls band
and foot for = dainty shoe, - s,..,
And plenty Of lovers and EnoEe S-4
40 onsr thelr homage 70 you.
o. trnSt ulIy gay vnils You hear ever! oS'
Tssf youS 6eauIy's Without $40. ..
ror sou;S tins you may thesge eope, SssF' you
won't
And should you, yOu'n learn W''A 'aFDfis' that
,s.,s rsaIIy decidedly green ,.,.r..,
Tb.4 yo,r mouth and your chin VIOLA TOO oaVS I'M
Tar sirl IN be. very hfst teen; s..-.-,,-
Th,t 10 y Irs aes aIS I'D, tIst you're ssAl&"-'
"A 2oar sootP "Thy you ne7es vito saas
-. 80 sas a sare, for mpsh sma lsf u asRs'
"sssa ~, o5iiSs TO wear the
q = ,S,,s,IrIiy Sag Wills you heSr every w
rhst ysu essuiy's TiInoot nav, - -,
Tor cone ina ia nay-tAOGsl : n'7e' sSH' 'V-
~, sS = :si.sy ss.s-h4AE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
BoATMeN AND THE BEE.
Living Like q King on the Erie Canal
During the winter.


ROshsItsr POs!-EzpfsIs.
A bee and "caraler" are alike in
several respects Each works hard in the
summer, aud each hss long season IN
which be lays up, living on what he has
stored away.
"You have s picturesque and romantic
way OF living, have you ro,Y asked o re
porter of 3 woman WHO was emerging from
the cabin with basket Of snowy clothes in
her srms.
Hum; veil it is not ell romance by any
mesns," was the r-piy. Still We manage
TO live very comfortably or The canal. We
are always warm. Our cabin is divided
into two ststeroons, q kitchen and q sit
tiDg-room."
Descending into the cabin tie reporter
discovered that the entire apartment was
about l6xl5 feet. The state-roons were
boxes entirely filed By bedding. TIE
kitchen, range, partially enclosed By q
wooden screen at one side, while the rest
Of the space was devoted 10 a ''sitiiug
room" IL contained table, a couple of
chairs, and LETT enough spsce for one TO
walk around between them, \ man, his
vile and TWO children live in this particular
cabin, which is exactly similar in size and
arrangement To those of ali other boats on
the canal
I'm the summer" said the woman, we
have an awning and hsmmocSs upon he
deck. The children always have plenty OF
play room, which is more than can be said
for many who live more extensively. In
living this way We not only save rent or
taxes for the majority Of canal men own
their bosts) but during the summer We lay
in q store for the winter. purchasing along
the canal wherever the article wanted can
be bought the cheapest. During the winter
q canal man may become teamstsr, his
horses or mules serriOg him up in trade
The owner Of finer boat said: I'VE
winter wherever we happen 20 be frozen in.
I live like bee, do l never work in the
winter, not |. Look q. that butter 'un-
covering beautiful sampler that cos me
just twt uty cents pound, Il would bring
thirty cents nov, and IL IS long wsy to
spring yet There are about 1000 boats
on the canal and from 40C0 &c 5000
families live in this wsy. A trip from
New York to Buffalo takes thirty to thirty
three days By horse or mule power, and
from twenty-thFse to twenty-seven days By
steam. We stable our animals on tia boat
at night. Come and see tie stable. There,
il is small but comfortable. But We risk
mules lite every morning ana night as We
ge, him in and out. / sm careful, / am.
6ut the man in the next boat killed tive
lost fall. I, is, of course, plssssnter 10
winter IN the basin at New York, though
you must pay S25 wariage. Thsre are
from TOO to 1000 boats in he basin every
winter. We have church boat Hnd 81
entertainment boat During week days
school is kept on TIE ehach beat. and
every evening a prayer meeting is held
there. It costs from 5000 to $500 for 2
man aud family to wintc. on tie canal.
Ga 5000 be lives ike a poor uau, on $500
ike king. live like 3 king, like king
bee- I do"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
A Joke That Tickl-s all Russia.


Gloomy Siberia has furnishd Joke OF
her own that he's made ell the Russias
laugh Ivan Petrof, a merchant and
mayor Of the city Of Cork, the Tomask
province, died a short tine ago. The
citizers raised zoo roubles TO procure g
painting OF the dead mayor. They sent the
money to Mr.. Skotti, the we'll known paint.
er of Moscow, asking him 10 make port.
RAFT Of the mayer. They did not incloee
any photograph, but gave this description;
Age, 6ftytwo years and six months;
stature, FIVE feet six inches; hair and eye.
brows, auburn; eyes gray; nose, mouth and
chin, ordinary; tack. clean. He had no
special traits except stammering.' The
artist laughed, and gave the curious order
to one Of his young pupils, Astral hoff, who
in few days painted the portrait Of the
mayor and sent it TO Siberia.
In few weeks Skotti received a letter
from the Gorkisus, saying: The relatives
of the late Mr. Petrotf and the rest OF the
citizens believe that no better likeness could
have been made"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
They We're Dei-gats,


She was lean sorawny woman, aud she
took the seat tie third back from the stove
lie was short and fst, ard 80. opposite TO
her. As soon Rs the coach door vas closed
the car heQau to heat no, and presently he
snapped his fingers at the brakeman and
said:
For heavens sake, open some Of those
ventilstors"
Don't you do it" exclaimed tho wcm'
an.
do you think | want to mel;T demand
cd the uan, as he wheeled 10 face her.
DO you think want 10 freezs? she de-
manded in turn.
Madam" said the la man, after care
lully surveying her, 1T was a macs Of
bonpa I'd carry hot brick when ] trav'
eled.'
oh, you would II ! was mass Of
pork would carry hunk Of ice with me
The brakeman went iuto til. smoking
car to be clear Of ,hs storm, GDd the lat
man got up and opgued the door. He had
scarcely returned 70 his seat when the lean
woman got up and closed it.
Madam"
"SirW
II want that door open!
And | want !; shut
Just then g passenger came dom the
sis,e from The other end of the car and
shock hands with each il turn and said:
MI C4ssowsrT, this is Mr. White.
suppose you are both delegates to The cor
Yeutiou"
All Mrs Casso#ary | 6cg your par
doa."
"A! You can have the door open, Mr.
White"
by no means.
II insist"
bat ALLOW ne to give way.
And they roasted us antil we bad 70 &c
cut on the platform 10 Keep from running
70 grssGs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
A Possible ExaGgeratiOn,
Psek'gSGa,

~ Jun.
There is q reasonable suspicion that the
following 4als story, from West Virginia
psper, is somewhat exsFsefsiea!
AT ST. George, Tucker county, on New
Years morning, some bad Soys lighted
bunch Of irecracksrz aud threw them ln-
TO the street TO see them 90 of. Nose
Bakers mule csIas along and swallowed
them before they went off He walked fog
ward just three steps end stopped. He
had heard something, turned hia head
around on his side aud listened. 1t was
those 6recrsckers having fan. He picked
out a straight piece Of road and started.
Jake StzriDgsrs colored servant met hin
half 9 miie tnis sile Of ths az Macedonia
Church. With head and tail up, ere, smoke
ana s:. -i.Ad lava issning from bis eyes, ears
and nostrils. Baker fouHo me niue o.ou~
ing half wsy through the weatherbosrdiug
Of Comp Powslfs house, sIiil smoking
Comps wife and daughters we're up in sp-
PIE trees"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
ADVICE to Mothers.

Mrs. WinsloWs Soothing Syrup for chill
iren teothing, ia the prescription OF one 6
the hast female nurses and physicians in tb'
United STATED, and has been usej icr fort.
gears With never failing success By mil
lions OF mothers for their children. Dnr
ing the process O: testhilg It's value is il
calculable. 1t relieves the child from pain
cures dysentssy and diarrhea, gripping ii
the bowels, and wind collie, BY giyinl
hsalth ID the child il rsSts the mother
Price 2Sc bottle,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
AGAssIZ's QUEER DREAM.
A Strange Vision OF the night that AideS
the Naturalist.
Ia


Strange Vision OF the night that Aided
the Naturalist.
L.je Of 49dssis.
He had been for two weeks trying to de.
cipher the somewhat obscure impression Of
q fossil fsh on the stone slab 10 which il
was preserved. Weary and psrplexed, he
puts his work aside at last, and tried to
dismiss ii from his mind. Shortly after,
be walked one night, persuaded that while
asleep he had seen his fish With sl the
missing features PERFECTLY restored. Bat
when be tried to hold and make fast the
image 1t escaped him Nevertheless, he
went early to the Jsrdin des Pisntes, think.
ing that on looking q new at the impres.
sion be should see something which would
put him on the track of hls vision. In
vsin-the blurred record was as blank So
ever. The next night be say the 6sh
again, but with more satisfactory result
When he woke it disappeared from his
memory, as bsfore. Hoping that the same
experience might be repeated, on the third
night, DC plsced pencIl aud paper beside
his bed before going 10 sleep. Accordingly
toward morning ths fish rsappesIed in his
dream, confused st frst, but al last with
such distinctness that he had 10 longer any
doubt IS TO its geological character. Sill
half dreaming, in perfect darkness. be
traced these characters on the sheet OF pa
por at the bedside. In the morning be wss
surprised TO see in his nocturnal sketch
features which he thought it possible the
fossil itself should reveal. he FASTENED 10
the Jardiu des Plantes, and, with his draw
ing as q guide, succeeded in chiseiing
aRsy the surface o! the stone, under which
portions of the fab proved 10 be hidden.
When wholly exposed, it corerespondsd
with his dream and his drawing, and be
succeeded in classifying il with esse.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
Looks SO CntsdT.

Nothing LOOKS mors un,i1Y than TIE
presence Of scurf and dsI druff in the hair
and on the clothing. One bottle Of Par
ker's Hair Balssu viii heal the scalp and
free it from this nuisance. Stops falling
Of the hair, promotes rev growih and
makes Il soft glossy and silky. Bss: of
dressing. Dsliciously psIfumsd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
ScrofuIa of Lungs
Relieved.

Lam noz % year, old, and hsSe suffered Tor the
last fifteen years vita lang trouble. teVua
nemb,r, Of the family on ny mother's side Of the
house had died with oonsumI ton, snd The doeton
we're all agreed In their oplnion that had con-
.um otion also I had all tbs diEus sing Symp-
toms Of that terrible 5.'ease nave sp. Mt thoGs-
snds OF COLLARS TO RTret the mnch Of this disease;
have empoyed ell OF the usual methods, not
only in my o. CAFE, hut ia the treatment Of Other
mem bers Of my family, but TEMPORARY relief Ss,
all thai obtained. / was unft for GnJ manual
labor !Oc several yesn By casaca cane Into
possession Of plE-Pi Jet en- "B Ood and skin liz
esss, :" RON he ofcs Of swift 7lecios o.. Atlanta,
ia friend recommended the ue Of sviits
specific, claiming thai be hin.s!i had bseH greatly
beuedted by Its uie In ZONE lung troubles. re-
solved 70 try it. a bout four years ago CON.
mspccd 10 take Z. =. according ts dii' s:'Sps.
found II al InvigorxiiGg toOtG, cad have used
shout fifty bot Ice. ere ats are mott remark
sbIe Ny cough mas IL me, my strength mas Ie-
tnrIsI, aad seigb .iIty pounfs more tbso ever
old In my life. 10 bs, been three yenr since
,topt q rbe u'e Of tue medicine, bni I have had
no return Of the dlsssIs aud there no pains o.
20 ,kDe0s felt In my la,gs do The hardest kIbS
Of mechsaic.l york, and isel - vel - ever cit
since sas O Dor. ThssS, knor. are wood .fful
state ments 10 make, out | an honest Vasn say
inst owe my eI stsncs agd health 10 dsy 70 'pIitt
spec nc. il in ibe ocIy medicine thst hroaght
specific viii d. his 10 every oAhs, bot most posl-
tlveiy EtiIm thai II has done this nBs5 ior m.
ADD I VOdli b a rscTesnt 20 the cuty oEe 20 fui
iering hu sGnity II !.iiaa 70 tear this cheerful
u siimOny T. Iss nsT.is Of tlis wonderful ueH =
cipe. 1 I'm welt known in the aty a AnntRon-
ery ,Dd can refer 10 some q tka s<s eiiLs Ne in
toe CITY. {. J. H1LI.
MoHtyoa:szy, Ais June IS, 1875
sEiif, sPecisc "a entirely vegetable. Tr.aills
on Blocd and SKIN Disesss mailed Tree.
TEE sW.TT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer ., Atlanta,
Ca, OF I57 ". ~ Icy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
He pidn't expect TO.
indianapolis SoiSso'9

Lsst Sunday, jast after leaving church,
a local divine noticed email boy, the son
OF q deceased pariihoner, skating on q
stretch of ice in the gutter Never losing
an opportunity TO save sQrI IRON the Sly,
giau darkness which awaits the erring, be
stopped the lad and Inquired
MY boy, 90 you not know that skating
on Sunday is wickedE
"Isit2' asked he Orchin, executing a
figure eigh. as be pat the question.
Yes, it is, aud if you persis; you will
never go to heaven"
Il don't care, replied the boy, there is
10 skating in heaven"
Bat, think fcr monent, py BOY, il
YOU don't go 70 heaven you'll be separated
from al those who loved you OF earth.
You'll never see your father there, ether
Il don't expscter see him there inter.
rup.ed tie bad boy.
And why, nv lsd?'
Because Re Ess = MpgEuun"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Fdrniturs Dealer. Of
Columbus, Ga, tells bis experience thus:
For three years have tried every remedy
on the market for Stomach and Kidney
Disorders, but got no relief until ! used
Electric Biiters Took FIVE bottles and
an Low cured, and think Electric Btters
the Beet Blood Purifier in tho world "
Major A. B. Reed, OF West Liberty, KY,
used Electric Bitters for Gu old standing
Kidney aGecrion and says: Nothing has
ever done ne 60 much good as Electric
Buffers" Sold ct fifty cents a bottle BY
Logan 4 Co.