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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25

ltati";ds me pleasure 10 assure you that a.
ter using DIR. G. McLane's Celebrated Live
fills Tor more than twenty years In my family
that regard them as being superior 10 huy
lave ever used or have seen used haven
II Id them constantly and had 30 try other AID
| have tried good variety, but have neTT
had any 70 act 80 promptly. proatably, AID
wife, and children, with the most graiiiyi6g r
suits. For children. having used them ca m,
own with such easy and happy effect, ] wouG
recommend them 20 ono and 10 all. Thee
pills do the wo5 Of ID Y E%ptly do :, well
mover. as q liver ooffeeSr, as q ioreninnsr
pin or medicine equal 70 d. c. McLane's CeIs
bratcd Liver Pilla ] expect ~ Use them a,
tong IS live, 4 they continue ~ good As the,
Yours truly, Ell. Gy.s
Pastor NJ r. Church South, Myer. station,
Tampa District, florida Conf%Seucs.
TExIsr1oo, Canada wo,. Ont
MEssRs. FLEMING BROS
sirs:-iour pills came Ill right, and can Ai
they are good bilious. pill. ! have used
great many pills, but l can say DR.. {; Nc
are genuine, And gentlemen you have my thanks
IN sending. Igaye some Of those pills ~ mJ
neighbOrs for q trial. Ono Of my DeghbR,
got three pills. He said they did help. him No
Iclt the next day like new man. He Slsafn
nc 10 send for fifty cents worth for him -.
gentlemen. will do all can 10 iutToduce w
c. McI.ahe's Liver Pills, manufacturer D.
Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect.
VIM. II. DU0As.
FLEMING BROS
Dear sirs.-Enolosed you will hnd one dollar
for which yon will please send me more OF you
DR.. G. Melane's Liver Pills. thrust you haze
received the pay for the last two boxes ortrf'
ed and received. I would only say. thy ba',
lone me more good than could express !
feel much better now than | hare for w.
years past. Yours truly,
REV. PHIL sPABTH
West sandlAke, M
AVOID CoUNTERPE1Tsi Send u'S
and we will send you by return mall boz o
the genuine DR.. G. McIane's Celebrated I've
Pills and eight handsome cards
FLEMING BROS. Plasburg. "a
For Sale by retail druggists. b
sure tho MoLans's Pills you Boy srs
mado at Pittsburgh, Pa. TIE cour
tcrfetts are made at St. Louis, 10.
and Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25

cffsnss. and not one to inspire great re
spect or fesr. =.
The carriage drove on; but for once lit.
tie Mr.. Brent Was downright angry.
Rather an impsrtinent speech" be said
plancing difsdsntly at Mrs. Temple.
"ImpertinentT cried easy humored Mrs
Temple. Nothing of the sort.
"Milligan has no sense of propristy.
She gave little laugh.
Il like Mr.. Miligan."
At this Mr.. Brent took hssrt. changed
his view of the matter, Redeemed with pleas
urs, and gave himself mp to laughter
which lasted until the tears we're chasing
each other other down his rosy cheeks
Bat somehow the proposal was not made
that day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25

mouth could kiss as daughter, or mistress,
or mother, and which kiss would be sweetest
who could fortell from one who seemed fit
TO perform every womauly duty in the most
womanly way? In her look there was
something neither Of age nor youth, but OF
what should try describe aS fullness; the
meridian of fhe nature when the early and
the later sentiment meet, in equal strength,
the simplicity of youth, the grsveness OF
serious life. She was fair, and her hair
light brown; and saw trscs of 8 little
foot as she turned into her pew. But when
she knelt and covered her face, did the
same quite uneonsciously. 1t seemed right
after the vision Of her.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
Thai WIFE OF MINE.


ScaasrriRs ,5atEdL
She met ua ct the door last night,
an dainty, fresh and smiling, ,.-A.
Aud threw her plump arms around me usu'
in manner most begutltng;
Then, In her sweet, imPusive way
She hugged me as she kissed me,
And told me hOE the livtloag day
she'd thought OF ne sud missed nc.
shA halpei me or with coat aud hst,
And led me. stiu eloss clinginS.
Into the 6inirg-rOOm, ard SaE
Down at the tah'e stuSirg
The meal vas perfect iresn-en' uoN 10
The dre-liEht warm and rosy, -,
NIa5e All seem bright; swift dew tae nooEs'
And We were, 90 50 cory
Than. after dinner, she sud
rang the old Songs g gether
We used &C. sing Ia days SOhs ny
Nv heart Wss ike 4 feather.
Our happiness made eartn a he~'So'
And now, as I Tgvicw IL
I reeclIsct twas past eleven
almost before Ns knew Il.
Ne al there on the sOis then.
Sbs pc.tlirs eIase beside NE;
S,ft,v he ssIlh.d nav hair aud, Nh0n
I kissel her. did 10; chide NE
She fopdly piughed my cheek en1 81
Her dimU Ell hand upon II,
,hsWhi,perJ. Darling, do yog Know
uecl new spring BON e''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
CHAPTER ",
FIFTY ANE FORTY FIVE.

Our little town Of KettleRell hsd inhab
itants to the number OF ten thousand, and
three churches but Of these latter, two
we're what at shat dats were called district
churches. and the great ancient parish
church vas the ecclesiastical center of the
town. Like many another such noble
structure, it was 5ut poorly endowed, and
thsrewsrds which it offered to Its minister
were chiefly the contemplation of veuer.
able architecture, and social position of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
CHAPTER II.
'tARs. BARBAEL TENPLE-THE MISSES TEN.
PIE"

NlARs. BARBARA TEAPLE-THE MISSES TEN
PIE"
Something like fOgty years sgo there fell
vacant at the other end of tbs town large
house with spacious and splendid garden
Its original proprietor had lived in it fer
sixty years, and being q man of great
pealth and fine taste he had transformed
what was once 3 comfortable family resi-
deuce into q mansion, filed with all luE.
uries, and surrounded with green houses,
hot houses, wineries, stables, coach houses
and al other sppurtenances Of 3 grand
house. he died, and his hundreds Of thou
sands ran OF in golden river of good luck
20 q nephew in the north of England, who
had his own estate. Immediately Thu oaes,
ton vas asked in our little provincial set:
"Who will take the Beeches% for By that
simple name the mansion was known.
Everybody was afraid Of the Beeehes;
afraid of Its sildsd rooms, its noble halls
It's green houses, hot houses, wineries, stables
and coach houses aforesaid; afraid Of its
splendid traditions, gone. We felt, never TO
rsturn; AIRED u sOUparisOp With the fer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
CONTACT on 8


lam Q native OF England. and while ~ 1,
that country ! contracted . terrible boz
poison, and for two years was under trIt
ment q an out door patient at nottingham h.
pital, England, but Vas not cured. | surervd u,
most agonizipg aims in my bones and sas ec,sr,S
with sorcs Ill over my body and limb had v,r
palms IN my head and eyes, etc, which nearly n,
me crazy. lost all hope IN that country ~
JAILED for America, and was treated 81 Rcossvst
In this city, % we'll - BY prominent phyrcn
In New York having no connec ion with the -
pitals.
determined TO give IL triA! 4. last resort. haa
oven up all ho q OF being cured. ~ ! had euns
through the hands OF the best medical men In No.
tinghs n and New York. took six bottles Of & 4
). and can say with great Joy that they hsN
cured me entirely. ! am ~ sound ard veil n /
ever wss In my life. FBtp HALfoRn
New ! ork City, Jure l2tt 1885.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
APRIL AND JUNE.

4Aires r End,ha in "EteAingI "a HrEs."
IV0oed for a sea,on,
From April 10 June.
sighed meath the doom.
dreamed not OF tIeasua
THO all the bright Eaason
OF April and June.
She saore she aiored nae,
Prom April 10 June.
Beneath the bright moon
She never ignored NE,
che suore she adored mo
From April 70 June.
But now IL Il colder
Than April or June;
There's frost on the moon.
I'm wiser and older.
Since the nooths are grown colder
Than April or June.
Fvetvorn Of a-uooiDg
In April CT June,
I'm down In the moon.
III know what I'm doing
Next time 60 veoing
In April or june.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
Poison

had produced great holes In my bass and cha
and had removed all he hair m my he.d ys
began 10 Improve In weck's time and the sore
bessn 10 heal, and were entirely gSne inside d
eight weeks
WILL JosEs PcrlsT urion Rs. Dspst
Cisco, Texas. July 10, 1885.
Treatise on BLOOD and Skin Diseases mailed ina
The SWIFT SrscFIc Co, Drawer 2, AtlAlE.
Ga New York, 1877 W. 2sl ST.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
Blood

10 the lie, and he 10 wise who remember, H. m,
In March Of last year Ossu, | couIractcd hloS
poison, and being In Savannah, Ga, at the time, /
went into the hospital there Tor treatment ,u,.
Tered very much from rheumatism al The sane Tin.
did not get well under the Treatment there, ss
vas l cured by anV Of the usurl means, ! ksv,
nov taken seven bottles OF ssii,s sptoihe and an
sound and veil. II drove the poison out through
bolls on the skin. DAN LriHY,
Jersey City, n. j., Aug. I, 1885.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
Ladies

10 you want q pure, bloom.
ing COmplexiOni II SO, .
few applications Of Hagsn 5
hAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify you to your hearts con-
tent. 1t does away with Sa'
lowness, Redness, Fmples,
BlOtches, and all diseases ana
imperfecdOns Of the skin. u
oyercomesthe flushed appear
ance OF heat, fatigue and ek,
element. 1t makes Q lazy o.
THIRTY appear but ThE'
TY; and so natural, gradual
and perfect arc its effects,
that It Is impossible to detect
its application.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25

Two years ago contracted blood poison. Ah4
taking prescriptions from the b. az physlcisns han
and at Dallas concluded 10 visit Hot >prins, M
on reaching TeXarkans doctor rrccom needed N
70 try 6wifFs speci &c, saurinE me that Il vOsa
oeneht me more than Hot Bpringa Although tAs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
Saucy.

RaGghtT.
De Jones-"say, have you heard the
newsf Snifkins ia going to marry Mrs
Lamb, the wealthy butchers daughter"
Podgeson-"No. you don't mean it!
That animated porpoiseT
De Jopes-"Fsct, assure you. heard
it this morning
Podsesoa--"Well one thing will make
this lamb psla'able."
De Jones' What's thai2'
Podgesou-"kint sauce"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
it's Not Ant To Do ga

II Il Not Apt To Do 80.
Roekeit.r lie eiS
Party action by party methods and
through parry channels is all right under
our iora Of government, 20 loSg as it does
not interfere vith the rights or sacrifice the
interests of the people.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
BEAUTY'S SECRET
By ALAN MUIR.

Author of raaily Hdrd''ars. GoIds"
GirIs," Etc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
lrHnING. scaly. Pimply and Oily skin ben,
SI1 tiled by CuucuIa .oap.

- BACK ACHE, WEAKNESS
Uterine Pains, Soreness and lAmsosv
specify cured ~ that new, orieIp,
ME e.esant and ipiallible sntidote To tI,
kMNk and Inflammation the CUIICURA Ar
NMA PAIN PLASTER. AtdrunistS, &c
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
A Brave Young Woman.

A Brave Young Woman.
Hdrpr'E Bdar,,
Young lady lin Six'h avenue restau
utl-"Are you keeping Lent, Clarsr
Clara COOKING over bill Of fare)-"Oh
myl yes. We arc high, you know"
Young lady-"Whst have you giysn
upY
Clara" Meat" Ito Waiter l>-"Y You
may bring mo some whitebait, broiled
chicken aud cream hashed potatoes" Ito
friend-"Yes. | have given meat up en-.
tirely until Easter. PsRs thinks Pm very
brave"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25

Whereupon Mrs. Barbara Temple turned
upon him oue of her keen looks which
said: Il understsd," but good henored
look all The time; and then she broke into
little bland laugh aud made herself more
comfortable in her seat, for they we're drivl
ing. The rector was just going to propose
then and there; but it happened that the
carriage. speeding down the dusty road
met the curste, who was footing it home
from some remote part of the parish
where be had been visiting q sick old wo.
man. he signalled the carriage to stop
snd addressed the Teoto.:
"Old SDssYmsn is dying, he sad.
Poor Hannah Spearmsn the rector re.
piled, shaking his head. Il have known
her many years. Poor Hsnnsh Spearman r
Polly" the carste remsrkea-"Polly
Spesrmsn."
"0f course, tits Polly" the rector re-
Joined. IN visiting about a parish like
mine"-he turned to Mrs Templs-"oue's
head gets so full Of Foliies and Salliss and
Billies that one is apt to take the name
that comes first. am sorry for poor Han
Polly. But what can you do in q case
eff natural decay
1t is not natural decay" with wsggish
dryuess in his manner. "she fell down
stsirs'
10 be sure she fell down stairsI" little
Mr. Brent cried, reproyipg his faulty men,
DRY with a gesture Of his gIoved hand
How came to confound the tvo.-conl.
plaintsi"
Perhaps because you are suffering from
q third, retorted the cuFste he loved
Joke and had before this broken q Jest on
his own bishop And our rector was
tempting object, being not apt to take
Bent County register., 1886-10-30
WHAT IRRIGArIoN DOES.

A F. Scott, who runs an irrigated
farm on Dove creek, says that his
farm of eighteen acres employs five
hands and clears over all expenses
nearly $4,000 year. At present he
has nine acres in sweet potatoes,
which will average 400 bushels to
the acre. Sweet potatoes are now
selling at one dollar per bushel, but
if he disposes of his whole crop at
seventy-tive cents, his potatoes alone
will yield HIM s3,4o0. The farm,
by being enlarged and alfalfa and
johnson grass added, could no doubt
be made to return more without
much extra labor; but as it is it
shows conclusively that an irrigated
farm is a bonanza, because the dry
er the season the less competition
there is in produce, and consequent
ly the higher prices are received for
the products of the farm.-San An
gelo Standard
Bent County register., 1886-10-30
The Poor CusronxH.

The PooR CUsronH1-
s'How much buttert"
.One-half : pound. if you please"
@And sugarf"
"Half . pound"
"And these orangesr"
aHalf dozen. sir"
aYou 60 by the halves to-day
we'll. what eises Be speedy ma'an,
You're keeping better customers
waiting"
1HaIf a peck of Indian meal, and
one fine French roll," said the wo-
man, but her lips quivered, and she
turned to wipe away q trickling
tear.
looked at her straw bonnet, all
broken, at her faded shawl, her thin
STOPPING form, her coarse garments,
and read poverty ON all, extreme
poverty. And the pallid, pinched
features, the mournful but once beau
tiful face, told me that the luxuries
were not for her. An invalid looked
out from his narrow window, whose
pale lips longed for the cool, fresh
orange, for whose comfort the tea
and the butter and fine French roll
were bought and paid for with much
sacrifice. And l saw him sip the tea,
and taste the dainty bread, and
praise the flavor of the sweet butter,
and turn with brightning eye to the
golden fruit. And heard him ask
her, kneeling by the smoky hearth,
to taste them with him. And as she
set the broken pan on edge, to bake
her coarse loaf, 1 heard her say, "By
and by, when I'm hungry" And
"by and by" when the white lids of
the sufferer were closed in sleep, l
saw her bend over him with bless
ing in her heart. And she laid the
remnants of the feast carefully by,
and ate her bread unmoistened.
l started from my reverie-the gro
GERS hard eye was upon me.
'You're keeping better customers
waiting"
Oh, wanted to tell him how pow
erty and persecution, contempt and
scorn could not dim the hearts tine
gold, purified by many a trial; that
that woman, with her little wants and
holy sacrifices, was better in the sight
of God than many pretentious
Dives, who gave that he might be
known of men.-Selected.
Bent County register., 1886-10-30
A KANSAS LIE.

The Kansas girls are all pigeon
toed, made so by trying to hold on
to the earth in the wind storms
Bent County Register.
You are wrong friend Davis, it is
because the sweet creatures have to
s'toe in" in passing the "big-fooied''
mineral fed girls of Colorado
Iyanhoe Times.
Bent County register., 1886-10-30

If you think grain cannot be raised
in Las Animas county without irri-
cation, look in Mr.. Shryock's Office
window and see the corn, oats, mil
let and buckwheat. The poorest
looking corn on exhibition was
raised on the river by irrigation
Trinidad Advertiser.
Bent County register., 1886-10-30

The REGISTER is dong good work
for Bent county. 1t is advertising
the resources and advantages of the
county and the town of Lamar in
first-class style, and from the looks
of the paper we judge it Is appre-
ciated.--Denver Journal of Com
merce.
Bent County register., 1886-10-30

The man who never sdvertises in
or s1ba1eikes to = paper, is generally
the fss4 o6be to call around and re-
quess ~ 11itor thereof TO give some
one ; ~sscket" because of some
purely pGisonal grievance. The
consgS4 of such persons is on a
cona1 vacation.-Las Animas
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-06-10

Montgomery county; True Mon'incss in
Teacher, II. G. Schoolcy, SpcnccrviIe, Mont
conner" counts" An Original Idea, john W,
Benson, h4yt0nsYiIlo, Montgomery county;
What Constitutes 1t Good Teacher, Thurs
ton II. Simmons, Hunting Hi, Montgomery
county Modern Methods of Teaching the
Languages, William p. Mason, Cambridge,
Dorchester county, The musical a"d liter
airy features are; Vocal selections bya quar-
tci of well known Baltimore singers under
the direction Of Prof John G. Wchagc, and
Evolutionary Exercises by Miss NJ. Agnes
Durst and Mr.. Albert D. Clark They will
be agreeable features Of the meeting
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-06-10

TEACHERS AsaoCIATIon- The annual
meeting of the Maryland State Teachers
Association will he held at the Blue Noun
tain House Washington county, Md, on
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday, July
9Th, It'll and clh 1t is hoped that all who
attend the convention viii Dc present at the
opening session ON tuesday, at p m, when
Major II. kyd Douglas, Of lIagerstown, will
deliver the address of welcome. The West
rrn Maryland Railroad VIII sell round trip
tickets FROM Baltimore to Blue Mountain
House for 5000, from iIagcrstown and all
other stations for the price OF II single fare
Blard has been secured at the Blue Noun
tain House for $500 Il day, with the privilege
Of remaining rs long as desired at tie same
rate The efforts Of the committee to secure
papers from teachers of acknowledged ahili-
~ and skill rs well rs addressed from gen
jcmcn Of high intellectual character, have
9mcl with gratifying success; and therefore,
in the confident expectation that the coming
session viii he both pleasant and profitable,
the programme of exercises is submitted to
the friends Of public education throughout
the State. The programme embraces the
following addresses and papers on special
topics Iue Dignity and the Sacred CharAc-
t., II the Profession Of the Teacher by Hon.
Dau'ci X. a.agrudcr, Calvert county; School
Libraries with Reference to Supplementary
Reading, Prof John T.. McCahan, Assistant
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OCrLIST AND OrTICIAN,

OCvLIsT And OrTICIAN,
Grouduatc Of the University of Elinhurg
College of opthalmology, and Royal Eye In
Urinary will he at Mrs. Worlhington John
sons, No. 33 East Church street, Frederick
Nd, for a short period of time, where he may
be consulted by those suffering from disease
or any difficulty of their eyes. DR.. NJ kcnzic
has made a special study Of diseases of the
eve and having had an active practice OF ten
wears in Europe and America believes he
can successfully combat the diseases which
are 50 destructive to this delicate organ.
All examinations are made with the Opthal-
moscope and other scientific instruments
used in modern opthalmology. y correct
diagnosis is made of each persons case and
an accurate statement givcn Of the exact con-
dition OF their eyes. In functional diseases
of the eyes, where glasses are indicatrd,ihr
doctor cuts, grinds and adjusts them for each
person, thus msuring perfect vision, ease
and comfort to the wcarcr. These glasses
are free from the impcrtcctionS usually found
ing lasses, viz Mud spccks, cracks, flaws,
waves, blstcrs, etc. They are made from
pure quartz, very white and as transparent
as the purcst spring water. These goods are
not put on sale in the shops. They are only
ground and fitted TO order. Thousands of
people who are suffering with their eyes from
over Mchrymation, pain over the eye and
through the globc,a dull hcayincss Of the
eve itself a morbid feeling rs though there
were sand imbcddcd in hcmucous membrane
of HE lids, very sensible to light and ar and
a desire to partially close the eyes, Or an in
cipicnt inflammation in the globe Of lids.
These and great many more troubles may
he cited which can he entirely overcome If
fine pCrsOn so afflicted will consult an OculiSt ,
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