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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16

OR AKIN CANCER.

For seven years I suffered with cancer on my
lace. All the ample remedies were applied to nj.
levtate the pain, bat the place continued 10 grow,
nnaily extending into my nose, from which came
yeliowisn discharge VERY offensive In character.
Ii was also tnfaIned, and annoyed me great deal.
About eight months $50 vas In Atlanta, al tho
house oil friend, who 70 strongly recommended
the use OF swiits specific thar determined TO
make an effort to procare 1t. In this 1 was sue
eessful, and began its use. The influence OF the
medicine al first WIS to somewhat aggrasate the
sore; but soon the inhamH alton was allayed, and
began to improve after The first lev bottles Ny
general 5eAlth has greatly improved. l am
stronger, and able TO do any kind OF work. The
cancer on nv lace began 10 decrease and the ulcer
TO heal, until there Is not yestige OF il sft-only
am ready to answer all questions relative TO this
cure. MRS JoIcIK A AcDoSALp.
Atlanta, Ga, August IL, lSso.
have had a cancer on my face for some yesrs,
extending from one cheek bone across the nose to
the other. IL has given me great deal OF pain, 1t
tues burning and itching 10 such IN extent that
Il was almost vulnerable. commenced using
sEitt's sdesiac 10 May, 1855, and have used eight
ing the Inflammation and restoring my general
health. W. BARYRs
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept. S, 1855.
For many years was 4 sufferer with cancer Of
the nose and having been cured by the use Of s. s.
lioci u eene~ W tuuef-
Ing humanity TO make this statement Of my case.
With the fourteenth bottle the cancer began TO
heal rapidly and soon disappeared ana for several
months there ha, been no appearance OF q sore OF
any kind on my nose o. face, neither Is my rose
at all tender TO the touch. have taken about two
dozen bottles Of 5. s., an am souudly cured and
know that ). S. 8. effected the cure after every
known remedy was tried and had iai ed.
ROBERT SNEDLEY.
Fort Gaines, Ga May !, 1885.
had heard Of the wonderful cures Of ssiit's
Specific, and resolved to try It commenced tai
ing IL in April, 1854. Ny general health was much
improved, yet the cancer which vas in my breast
continued to grow slowly but surely. The bunch
grew and became quite heavy. ielI that / must
either have Il Gu; or die. But II commenced dis.
charging quantities OF almst black, Thick blood. IL
continued healing around the edges until Ftbru-
airy, when it.wa' entirely healed u and we'll
Betsy WOOD.
Cochestt, Plymouth Co, Mass July IL, 1885.
swift's Specific Is entirely veg stable, and seems
to cure caLcers by forcing out the Impurities from
the blood.
Treatise on Blood and skin d seases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 5, Atlanta,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
The Smelling.

Several competitors claimed as many as ll5 OF
l2O words from the letters Of reading but their list:
were found to contain letter combinations violating
the publish conditions Carefully correcting the
lists, the largest number of allowable words has
WeilsbuIg, W. Va, TO whom the prize is awarded,
The awards are given below:
Ia; 2, alb; 3. age; i, ageu; s. agre; @, al; :,
baigne IL, balm Is, BARN; l6, ban; II, bane; Is,
baug; ~, bar; p, bare; 81, barge; % barn; %,
be; a. bean; %, bear; 26, bearing; ~, bearn; %,
beg; %. bega; 80, began; 81, begin; 32, benz 30,
being; "a, berain; IS, berg; 80, bier; 81 bgi -,
biga SO, bin; AO bue IL, bing II, brse; 43, brag
a, brain; As bran; 40, bren; A. brig; IS. brine
80, bring; 81, can; 81, ear; 81, caring; 49, earn
81, en-; b., era Sc, eria; 81, ern 49, gab b9, gaia
60, gi3er 81, gan; GO! gar; IS, garb; o. gear; s..
zero; 60, gib o., gihe; s. gber; 60, gle; 20, gin
Il, girei y, grab; 70, grain: a. grane 20, grin
IS, |; Il, in IS, niarge 70, ing; So inga; 81, ire;
-, nab; 81, nag; ST. ne, S. near So neO; 81, nib
IS, ra6; 81, rag; 30, rage; 81 rain 81? ran; 49,
rsne; 81, rang; 81, range %, rcgian; 81, rel IS,
reign: %, rein; 100, req lOl, rib lO3, rie 1903,
rig; lOi, ring.
All lists OF so words or more must be considered
especially good, and deserving especial mention.
Their senderS are:
Chss. K. Robb, Powhattan Point, o Josephine
Patterson, Bellaire Katie NanZandt, NewOurg,
w. va /. +. carpenter, Haryeys, Ia. JOhn D.
DOddridge; Jennie Morrison, Wheeling, w. Va. {;
has F. y oil, Hannibal, o.; L. b. Naylor. Whe i
ipg, w Va Maud Houston, Wheeling, W. Va. /;
\. y. Simpson, Wheeling, W. Va /; jennie Means,
Jr Martins Ferry, o.; allred W. Gore, Wheeling,
W. Va; Bess Martu, Pruntytown, W. Va. James
Jepson, Wheeling, West Va; Willclla Neh, ST.
C.airsville, O.; Henry Shrivcr, Nuzum's, W. Va. (;
Edna M.sOng, Wheeling, ~. Va; Charles "
Whally, Wheeling W. Va Rosetta Frank, Wheel
ing, W. Va Mary Hillman, wheeling, W. Va. ;
Pc lie stake, Belaire, Ohio Edith Matthews.
W. Va. q. c nunkIe, Ceredo, W. Va; Fannie
Merge, Wheeling, w. Va; Emma NJ. Duff, GRO,
O.; q. G.. Phelps, Moatsyille, w, Va; Jennie
Lytle, Martins Ferry, o ; Percy X. Callahan,
Wheeling, W. Va; Mary Nel,on, Bellaire, Ohio
Rose +. j, Wheeling, W. Va ChaI J. Hunter,
Wheeling. W. Va Annie wickham, Wheeling,
W. Va; Emma Updegrah, Wheeling, W. Va.
Other lists ranged from 20 words upward, and
very rreditable considering the fact that this
exercise has been new 10 nearly all competitors
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
HoRsroRp's ACIo rHOsPH ATE,
AYaluapIe kemedy for (,rayel.

Available Remedy for Gravel.
DR.. T. Il. NEwLASD, Jr., 81. Louis, No,
says: Il have used it in diseases of the
urinary organs, such as gravel, and partic
ulArly spermatorrhea, with very goad re,
sulta, aud think it very valuable remedy
in those diseases
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
The Hest Nav AnENyA ara

The most successful solver during May, will he.
awarded ScOt's Guy Mannering,' in a finely print
ed edition, illu,trate ID aud very prettily bound.
very desirable prize The solutions for each week
should lie forwarded within six days after the date
of the REGISTER containing the enigmas answered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
Strange.
EaehdRI frdEs'er.

The Queen OF ssyyis understands no"
sew on buttons, aud she iaa't bachelor
either.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
No. 1874 Strange Thing.

NO. lSE.-A strange Thing.
The sand OF the shore stood sponsor,
And the weeds df the sea drew nigh,
When came 10 the mystic Orient,
So strange thing was |.
was sought by the great and wealthy,
For the humble passed me by;
was made Tor bower and palace,
So frAil thing was /.
] was wrought in fiery furnace,
In jeweled zone l lie.
/ was red with the wine OF the vintage,
So fair thing was |.
! am the handmade OF science,
have reached for the stars on high,
I've detected the subtl'st poison,
50 keen thing am |.
w numbered the threads OF the spider ,
I've measured the foot OF fly;
Yet toss back the smile OF beauty.
so variable am /. ARIISGTON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
a WoMAN'S REASON. "
The Judge.

Lht Jaaye.
A woman's reasonp Iexplain
The mystry OF the laws
Which dominate the fsmale brain,
The vell-spring whence she drsvs
The "inspiratiou"? Nay, retraini
Tempt not thy fate, but pause?
Know, dotard, that Thy quest Is vain;
And be content, adventurous swain,
With-''Oh, heeSuSe,"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16

No. 130.-An Anagram.
Upon the pave the victim lay
In agoniEing strife;
His torture made him sob and sigh,
Aweary Of his life.
What ails the man2 cried aloud;
From many answers come,
And the burden OF each answer was
HE tried e. MenlI'S rum"
PA. Trick.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16

Know TBTsELE by reading the Science
of Life" the best medical work ever pub
lishsi for young and middls-sged men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
ANOTHER REVISED VERSION.

Acrfk5E: TfIsei,r
'Now I lay me down to sleep.
A little fellow said;
IF l should die before ! wake
How will / know I'm deadS'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
SPHINX KNOTS.

Amy communications for this department should
be addressed to E. r. CHADBouRS, LeWistown
Maine.l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
No. 195.-A Double Acrostic.

No. 135.-A Double Acrostic.
Two castles grand their turrets rear,
Each is prison just as we'll
In one my primals four appear,
My finals in the other dwe.t.
One castles gate requierd a catch,
4 sort Of fastening, or latch.
II.
Some Kind OF moldia0, | conjecture,
Adorned OF each the architecture
4 skilllul mason one day went
The walls 10 plaster OF cement
".
For nibbling mice as well as moth
Were depredatng on the cloth.
NELsONIAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
No. 1874 Charade.

When bathing in the frSt
came within a second
OF being drowned beneath the rhOie
staid too long, 'twa. reckOned.
q. BEBS.
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|. K!:51
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900.

I'VE do hereby esrttty mat 10 superyiss the ~.
rangemcnh for al The Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of the Louisiana stats Lottery Company,
and In person manage and control the dnHiafs
themselves, and that tbs erzs ara conducted viii
honesty farness, and In good tatth toward eli par
ties and We authorize the company 10 use this CT.
tihcate, with fncstntla Of car ngnsturss attached.
IN In aiycrtisanGn6.n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
No I34.-syncopatiO IS.

No I34.-SyncopatiO2s.
!. From glass vessel take slang and leave an
animal.
. From dweler take a boarder and leave a fiji
sure.
g. From recOmpense take leave and leave time
X. L.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16

'Diessl0S r<A1f .r. ga.
,,,et o. Washington is
very ii . - MS cio.hiug so a.
Erly pu''' twice az large as
~ AlEays neat, bnt ss
q, have more Ike a stuG-d
Use. % d wears "a par a
= fact ;,lr inches high
,i,, 1 p , ,hsf Ihay cover
nsI'T Nc 81 ~ sy. = beyond thai
.ly.bTE ,Nfoas cuI<r This
aeIl'by palsDi5,
! as icing u rrias
eDgsE ? Il 8 love with
sW sTo. ~ b be IL the hand
nsrr1e''1 n's an cthce in
ciTy. hlch no one save
s.resl admitted. This
e Emf ha, TIE walls and
~ AR I'D with mirrors.
IN Az The young mans
It is said he
Il p sdniring him.
ged VIZ U.s., all the while
EieOD Aordinsry antics.
COicSg' Oks 10 the right
eW f@S speaks to any
y Pr''' Several times
Ping fellows who
- s,E lark at his ex.
~ SsssOB, "a instance they
!. posrs p, for be is one
ny Ainss PRS in the city.
dsba' d led.
s,stss fOker party iust
.nfB rch on Sunday
YofE lng a nap Uhe1
- sd Pc 10 90 out ant
- 5,ropg halt and ths
,sadisg vague; but b
and said tina
,n e the maimeS
bu'ssa ~ about raising
= thssst
Tbs
~ pssi
= uOO1
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22

Gents underwear, cheap, at Humph-
rey Bros.
AFRO Macomber returned to the
Badger state last week.
j. M. Kidd, father of HI. E., arrived
last week on a short visit.
Preaching next Sunday forenoon at
the school house. All are welcome.
Mrs. Angus Bell is lying at the point
CT death at this writing Tuesday night.
Mrs. Chas. and George Hallet have
taken their departure tor Iowa, to be
absent all winter.
The teachers bave returned from ike
Aberdeen institute and examination
and the schools are once more progress
ing.
Mr.. Huntington, candidate for treas
urer on the farmers ticket, visited Ron
dell for the first time Wednesday and
set 'em up to the boys.
A dime sociable for the benefit of Rev
+. l.. Davies, will be gwen at A. l.
williams, tonight. A full attendanc
and a good time is predicted. e
G. j. c.. Macleod and j. r. Beebe,
candidates for county superintendent
and Judge OF probate respectfully on the
republican ticket, were welcome callers
ia the good cause last week.
MIR. Bascom, candidate en- the farmers
ticket for register of deeds, was feeling
of the political pulse in this locality
last Tuesday. We are of the opinion
he found the beats rather scarce for his
ticket.
1t is hoped that at the coming cleo
ton the entire voting population of this
precinct will for once turn out and cast
a full vote. There are a number of
important Offices TO be filled in the
county this fall and as there are three
tickets in the field it behooves every
suffragist to study the situation, use his
own judgment in the selection Of men
for the various positions and go to the
polls and work for the success of his
ticket. If Rndell can poll enc hum
dred votes this fall, and we see no
reason why she can't, that will give us
four delegates hereafter instead of
three. Let there be a full vote NovSMn-
Der second.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22
Not a Candidate.

To the Electors of Brown county, ID. t.
l take this method of informing you
that l am not q candidate for coroner
upon the Farmers ticket, my name
having been placed thereon without my
knowledge or consent. / am too good
a republican to endeavor to injure my
party In any way when that party is
guilty OF no wrong.
j. w. Cook.
Warner, Oak, Oct. II, 1886.
The new M. E. church at this place
is at last completed, all but plastering.
The building is indeed a benefit, as well
as being a great ornament to our town,
and too much credit cannot be bestowed
upon Rev. p. X. Hammond for his
untiring and never ceasing efforts to
erect a church in our town. MI. Ham
mond is now attending the conference
at WatertoWn, OAK, and we hope he
will be returned to Warner, for at least
another year, to share the pleasures of
our church-going people, now that they
have a real nice new church.
LATER. Rev. p. X. Hammond who
has just returned from the Methodist
Conference held at w atertown during
rhe past week, moves to Bath, having
been appointed TO Bath and Ordway.
Rev. WIN. wade has been appointed for
warner.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22

McCormickwas suspended till justice show cause
why complaining witness was not brought into
court and why costs were not charged up to
complaining witness. In case OF Territory vs..
Syver Knudsen, sheriff fees suspended for item
lied statement of mileage.
Quarterly Report of j. s. Carter, justice OF
the peace of Aberdeen, was lasd over for justice
to show why he issued Nsrrant when evidence
was insufficient 10 oSks8A.
On examination of justice Burke, Of Aberdeen,
his quarterly report was accepted and The fol-
lowing fees allowd:
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22

RESOLVED, That the sum of Fifty Dollars be
appropriated out Of Road and Bridge funds TO
Commissioner Steere, TO be expended in the
building OF a grade aud sluice ways on town
ship line between Gem aud Rondell townships.
And the sum of $275 to Commissions Mather
out of Road and Bridge fund, to be expended
under his supervision in Garden Prairie, Henry
and Grot0n townships.
And the sum Of $3.50 to Commissions Swift,
out of Road aud Bridge fund, to b. expended
under his supervision in Aberdeen township
And the sum of 1864 to Commissioners LAWN,
out OF Road and Bridge fund, to be expended
under his supervision on section line across Big
Slough, in Columbia township.
The several amounts to be drawn on order of
Board Il Commissioner upon presentation of
bills for work performed certified to by resident
commissioner.
RESOLVED, that the County build a
bridge 100 feet long across James river on town
ship line between townships l26 and 127, Range
81.
On motion the following bills were allowed.
John Carlson, grading slongh between
Sphinx and Brown counties 5 so 90
Chas. Geer, work on Jail, plastering and
mason work, l24 90
st. Croix Lumber Co, lumber for brh&ge
between Brown and Sphinx counties IL Ga
Winona Lumber Co., to lumber, 81 ~
Robt. Callaghan, building coal bin in
court house, 3 90
8. G. Lacey, medicine and medical attend
ance on prisoner, 90
Quarterly report of G.. nj. Lyon, justice of
the peace was accepted and the following fees
were allowed:
z. M. Horsely, for officers fees and kill
inc olandarad haraa ard huryifry
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22

I'VE learn that Mr.. f. p. Rose, is lying
dangerously i'll at his residence in
Kondell. We hope tor his speedy re-
covery.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22
RONDELL.
Presbyterian Churcn.

Preaching every Sabbath in .Rondell Hall at
1 o'clock a. nj.
Sunday school at IL m. ALI are welcome.
PEy. f. l.. DAVIES, Pastor.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22
Commissioners Proceedings.
CoLUMBIA, OCT. /.

COLUMBIA, OCT. 4, 1856.
Regulae meeting Of the Board of County Com
missioners. All members present. Commits
sioner LAWN in the chair.
The plat OF the first addition of the Richmond
Townsite Co., never having been recorded anc
having been assessed in error In 1884 ss city lots
instead of acre lots. On motion the auditor
was authorized TO draw q rebate warrant for the
amount ovsrcharged.
The application of Robt. z. Burton aud wm,
Thompson for abatement of tax, was on motion
referred TO supervisors Of Henry township.
Lots l, ., 8 aud 4, block 80, and lots q 10, ii
aud II, block Az, of the original plat OF Aber-
dean, being church pr perty, was on motion
ordered stricken from the tax list.
Application OF John gilbert for abatement of
tax was on motion referred to tho assessor OF
Gem township.
Application of M. westby for abatement OF
tax illegally assessed in 1882. was granted and
the same ordered stricken from the tax list.
Lots SOL, 8 q and Bus, Smiths let addition to
Broadway. Columbia. belonging to the Cougre-
g~ational church, and lots s to Al, Baidwin's Sd
addition to Columbia, belonging 10 Columbia
public school, was ordered stricken from the
tar list.
The following bills were allowed:
q. w. Van Dussn a Co., coal for jail, s 2 SIS
&. B con, Judge Of probate, Is 90
Il. ] lhalfant, to apply on bridge contract TIC 90
e. P~attison, deputy auditor for september 81 81
&. q Hedger, Co. auditors salary, liz 81
J.. r. James, office rent for quarter ending
Oct let. 1885, IT'S 90
M. J.. Gordon, attorneys salary, SO 70
Application Of Nsckess Willtg n for abatment
OF tax was returned for further proof.
The personal property tax assessor against
John G.. Vingoe for 1885 was on motion ordered
stricken of, having been illegal assessed
Liquor license was granted the following
named persons: Davy toykhndols, Frederick;
Warner & Halpin, Frederick.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22

COLUMBIA, Oct. 0 1886.
Present Commissioner LAWN, Swift, Ksil ana
Mnther. Commissions LAWN In the chair.
The following bills were allowed: .
Mrs. Harriet 5~sverens. for board and nurs-
ing y, BRAY. pauper. Groton, s So so
e. j. Mather for cssh advanced b. Bray
INDECENT &ck to reach his friends 10 90
Margaret Manning, TO board and lodging
Of Frank Spondow, psuper, Aber-
deem, asked $1,000, allowed. so 10
The bill of James Manning, Abeodeen, for
$1l5. 80, for sttendace on Frank Spondcw, re-
ected, being unauthorized ard unnecessary.
Quarterly report of /. Hunsherger accepted
as presented and the following b lis al owe
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22
Columbus, Oct. sth, 1856.

Columbia, Oct. 5th, 1856.
Quarterly report of N. 1. Gilbert was accepted
and the following fees allowed:
IN. Il. Gilbert, justice fees, 70
Louis Brenor, witness fees and mileage, 90
James o. Doud. " 80
j.. Kennedy. constable fees, ~ ~
Quapterlysreport Of ,. G.. Burk, justice OF the
peace. was accepted IN part. La case Of Terri
tory Of Dakota vs.. II. b. David and John
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22

The Following bills were allowed:
J.. ID. Mclean, Groton, medicine for b.
Bray, psuper, asked $5.5A, alloweds 4 as
Chas. e. Story, of Detroit township, for
board and care ofB. Rray, raupsr 20 90
B.. Bray, paaper. rs 90
]. d LAWN &Co., broom, lamp. oil, ate.
fer court house, 5 IS
Laird, Norton & Co, to lumber, 6
e. A. Erickson, to board and attendance
on Pat Carr, pauper, Aberdeen,
chargab,e to Coddington county 40 90
O.. & N. w. R'y. ccppany, for freight. So 40
w. Fl. Marsh, to painting end material
for same, asked 1874. allowed Ia "A
G.. w. Swift, com. service and Mileage, Ia 80
K. j.. Mather, " Is 90
j.. ID. LAWN, Is 60
J. A. Kelly, 10 Is
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22

RESOLVED. That the Offices of this court
house shall only be used by the county officers
and their deputies and clerks and for the sole
and exclusive purpose Of trausacting county
business. And DO county officer shall allow
his Office occupied by any private citizen for the
transaction of private business.
RESOLVED, Thar a opy~t6k1vahese resaIR
ton Anil be furnishee each Uq<45 o{Esar hw
the Auditor.
REsoxyxD, That the ceHEAg o<d<<or st~h lwFs
direct snperintendencs over 80 Gsart House
and the Auditor is hereby AUTHORISED - sec tkat
all windows and doors ase &oss& and Leaked
one leaving furniture y sassaSA ef say kind
in any Of the corridors.
On motion the Board adjonl ne1 until We'd
nesday, Oct. Goth, 1886.
s.. G. HEDaER, ]. D. LvvIN,
Auditor. Chairmar.
BY T.. A. Pattison, Deputy.
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